Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation

Gov. Evers Announces Budget Investments to Support Wisconsin’s Farmers, Producers, Agricultural Industries Statewide

Governor’s 2025-27 Executive Budget will invest more than $80 million to support the success of Wisconsin farmers and processors, future of state’s agricultural industries

Small businesses across Wisconsin can receive free advice and training

Newly launched Main Street Bounceback Technical Assistance Program offers expert consulting and specialized training.

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Approve Over $10 Million in Grants to Strengthen Wisconsin’s Ports, Bolster State’s Waterborne Commerce

WEDC partners with Appleton to transform former downtown mall

Community Development Investment grant will assist with food hub at Fox Commons.

Three businesses named as finalists in Wisconsin’s Main Street Place-Makeover Contest

Winner to receive up to $5,000 to enhance outdoor space.

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Celebrate Launch of First Federally Funded Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Wisconsin expanding EV infrastructure as fast-charging stations come online in Ashland, Menomonie, and Chippewa Falls with more expected in coming months

Grants available to organizations assisting entrepreneurs

Applications for latest round of Entrepreneurship Partner Grants open Jan. 6.

2024 Wrap Up- Gov. Evers Highlights Administration’s Accomplishments During “Year of the Worker”

Evers Administration celebrates successes bolstering and supporting Wisconsin’s workforce in 2024

Housing options expanding across Wisconsin

Projects in Shawano, Rhinelander, and Eau Claire aim to address local housing needs and rising workforce demands

Winners of 2024 MARKETPLACE Wisconsin awards announced

Awards recognize accomplishments of diverse businesses

Stone & Swan Re-Elected to Lead MMSD Commission in 2025

Gov. Evers, Eli Lilly and Company Celebrate $3 Billion Expansion of Manufacturing Facility in Wisconsin

According to the company, the investment will benefit millions of patients worldwide, create 2,000 construction jobs, and add 750 highly skilled jobs to Southeastern Wisconsin