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SUCCESS STORIES

Businesses that live here thrive here—but don't just take our word for it. Take theirs.

Success Stories

SUCCESS STORIES

Wisconsin businesses combine passion and innovation to drive them to the top of their industries, with our prime location, skilled workforce and state policies assisting them along the way.

Explore the success stories below to learn more about how businesses across all of Wisconsin’s key industries are succeeding.

Locating a business site in Wisconsin

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Catalent Pharma Solutions

Catalent Pharma Solutions

An expansion of the company's Madison facility will add more than 100 jobs.

healthfinch

The Madison-based company pioneered applications and platform software to streamline repetitive tasks for health care professionals.

[m]pirik

The Milwaukee-based company has pioneered methods of improving patients’ experiences and outcomes using software to simplify patient data collection and analysis for doctors in orthopedic clinics.

Milwaukee Tool

Based in Brookfield, the industry-leading manufacturer and marketer of heavy-duty, portable electric power tools and accessories is expanding its headquarters, and will add nearly 600 jobs.

BluDiagnostics

The Madison-based company developed a device and mobile app that use a woman's saliva to measure hormone levels.

The Little Potato Co.

The Little Potato Co.

The Canada-based company recently decided to locate its U.S. head office and processing, washing, packing and storage facility in DeForest, Wisconsin.

Toledo Molding & Die

Toledo Molding & Die

Toledo Molding & Die Inc. (TMD) is a global supplier of interior and air/fluid management systems to the automotive industry.

Solomon Corp.

Solomon Corp.

The Kansas-based company, which specializes in sales and service of oil-filled transformers and distribution transformers, chose Prairie du Chien as the location for its next manufacturing plant.

Colbert Packaging Corp.

Colbert Packaging Corp.

The manufacturer is moving its flexographic division from Illinois to Kenosha.

American Packaging Corp.

Based in Columbus, Wisconsin, the company chose DeForest as the location for its newest facility.

EatStreet

The free online and mobile food ordering service, based in Madison, connects users with their favorite food from a variety of local restaurants.

SofTap Water

The Ohio-based company was drawn to Wisconsin to work with A.O. Smith and take part in the BREW Accelerator.

Isomark LLC

The Madison-based company developed technology that uses breath markers to detect infections earlier.

Remedy Analytics

The health care technology company plans to more than double its workforce in the Walker's Point neighborhood of Milwaukee.

Gourmet Foods International

Gourmet Foods International

The specialty food supplier chose the Business Park of Kenosha as the location for a new 35,200-square-foot distribution center, the company’s first Midwest location.