Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation

Secretary Hughes, local leaders join grand opening celebration for Schütz Container System plant in Kenosha

$166 million project will advance efficiency and sustainability

Wisconsin Economic Summit to Spotlight Strategies for Scaling Transformation and Unlocking Investment

Registration now open for Oct. 15-16 event in Green Bay

Gov. Evers Urges Trump Administration Not to Cut Critical Solar for All Program

Governor warns Trump Administration that cuts to Solar for All will cause energy bills to go up, hurt efforts to improve air quality and create jobs in Wisconsin

Grants available to organizations assisting entrepreneurs

Applications for Small Business Technical Assistance grants open August 11

State’s First Dental Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program Launches

Program is latest earn-while-you-learn solution aimed at workforce shortages

Gov. Evers Seeks Trump Administration Approval for HUBZone Designations to Support Small Businesses, Boost Rural Wisconsin Economies 

Governor petitions for federal designation to help local small businesses in eligible counties compete for federal contracts

WEDC provides more than $1.6 million to 14 Wisconsin organizations assisting entrepreneurs

Latest round of Entrepreneurship Partner Grants support startups across the state

Wisconsin to Recognize Employers Who Hire and Retain Veterans

Deadline to Apply for the Vets Ready Employer Award is July 18

Boulder Junction takes comprehensive approach to community transformation

Development efforts range from downtown buildings to internet access

Randolph transforms former school into affordable, rural housing

Gov. Evers, WEDC Celebrate Catalent’s $45 Million Expansion, Adding to the State’s Booming Biohealth Sector

Catalent investment has created 200 new highly skilled biohealth jobs, further advancing Wisconsin’s status as a U.S. Regional Tech Hub

Gov. Evers Announces Nearly $2 Million to Help Cover Local Public Safety Costs from Hosting NFL Draft

Three-day 2025 NFL Draft brought 600,000 attendees, estimated more than $94 million in economic impact to state