Executive Message from Secretary and CEO Mark R. Hogan

Under new leadership, WEDC remains committed to economic development in partnership with organizations throughout the state.

Development Flows Fast in Wisconsin’s Water Sector

The Water Technology District continues to grow, further cementing Milwaukee’s status as a global water hub as companies choose to establish or relocate operations here and reap the benefits of a vibrant water cluster.

A global trade venture to China in January and a three-session, China-focused export readiness course held in Waukesha are designed to complement one another, helping companies develop and implement a sound export strategy for their products or services in this important market.

The Madison-based company has patented innovative technology to transfer electricity using nature’s electric fields, instead of the traditional methods through a wire.

Area Development lauds Wisconsin for its “remarkable run up the economic development ladder of visibility.”

The sector contributed nearly $27 billion in economic output and employed nearly 36,000 people in 2013, the report finds.

New and expanded funding will further assist Wisconsin companies with growing their exports—a crucial endeavor for any company that seeks to achieve long-term growth and staying power.

Invest.InWisconsin.com is a robust resource for global companies considering Wisconsin for investment and job creation.

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