Research Park

Irgens Appoints Kristen Irgens as General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer

Milwaukee-based executive joins firm’s leadership team

Inside BRAVE, Milwaukee’s Expanding Clinic for Invisible Wounds

Veterans and first responders with PTSD and brain injuries find team-based, low-cost care at a new, larger location.

Midwests Only Holistic Brain Injury Treatment Program for Military Veterans and First Responders Adds Staff, Space Due to Rapid Growth

The BRAVE program outgrows its initial space in less than two years.

Kauten to join ‘Investor Hall of Fame’ Nov. 5 at Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison

Startup surge: More than 60 companies to share ideas at 2025 Early Stage Symposium in Madison

List grows of announced candidates for governor who will join Nov. 6 Early Stage Symposium forum

Deadline extended for companies to apply to present at 2025 Early Stage Symposium

Knock-on effects: How NIH cuts will ripple through economy plenary panel at Entrepreneurs’ Conference

Tips on AI, MVPs, state help, trade, marketing, investor strategy on tap for March 17 Tech Summit

Deadline extended to Feb. 27 for startups to apply for meetings at March 17 Tech Summit

Roll call! Meet the major firms attending the Tech Summit; applications due Feb. 21 for “speed dates”

Emerging companies may apply for firm ‘speed dates’ at in-person March 17 Tech Summit

Emerging firms will pitch over two days at 2024 Early Stage Symposium in Madison

Bakken to join ‘Investor Hall of Fame’ Nov. 13 at Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison

Gov. Evers, U.S. Sen. Baldwin Celebrate Wisconsin’s Official Selection as a Tech Hub at Milwaukee Area Technical College

Gov. Evers, WEDC Request Release of $7.5 Million to Establish U.S. Regional Tech Hub, Grow State’s Biohealth Economy and Create Jobs

Emerging Companies May Apply for Major Firm ‘Speed Dates’ At In-Person March 18 Tech Summit

Construction Underway for Mayfair Medical Commons

New medical office building will open on Mayfair Road in July 2024

GE HealthCare Consolidating Wisconsin Operations in Waukesha

Locations in Milwaukee and Wauwatosa with 1,000 workers will be moved in phases.

Andy Nunemaker to join ‘Investor Hall of Fame’ at Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison

Irgens Adds VP – Operations & Continuity

June 1 ‘Succeed’ track focuses on fundraising at Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference

‘Launch’ panels focus on startups June 1 at Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference

What do investors need to hear from you? Learn from angel, venture capitalists June 1 in Milwaukee

Global entrepreneurship leader to keynote June 1 at Entrepreneurs’ Conference in Milwaukee

Entrepreneurs’ Conference returns live to Milwaukee; SHINE founder Greg Piefer to keynote June 2

Wisconsin early stage investment dollars shatter record in 2021, topping $800 million

Irgens Appoints New Vice President, Development

Governor Tony Evers Tours Stratatech production facility with DSPS Secretary Dawn Crim, UW–Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank

The company that grew from a UW–Madison discovery in 1996 is manufacturing StrataGraft, a synthetic skin-graft replacement material for burn victim treatment

Investor, mentor Bob Wood is 2021 inductee to Tech Council’s ‘Investor Hall of Fame’

El-Amin brothers to highlight entrepreneurial endeavors Nov. 4 at Early Stage Symposium

Vita Fitness & Physical Therapy Adds Location ad Mandel’s Crescent Apartments Development in Wauwatosa

Ally’s Powerhouse Café to Open Next Spring at Mandel Group’s Crescent Apartments Development

Theodore Lipscomb named to top job at LISC Milwaukee to expand economic development investments, deepen response to COVID-19

UPAF Ride for the Arts, sponsored by Miller Lite, Will Go Virtual as “An Event for All” on Sunday, June 14

The 40th Anniversary Ride will raise essential dollars for local performing arts organizations

Pensive Sculpture by Radcliffe Bailey Purchased Will be Sited at 770 N. Water Street

Susan and Mark Irgens envision an inclusive focal point for downtown

Gov. Evers Visits Wisconsin’s Sister State in Japan, Meets with Educators and Local Leaders

Governor congratulates Chiba Prefecture on Hosting 2020 Olympics

Irgens Poised for Growth with Expansion of Executive Team

Key team members promoted and new team members added

$100 Million Will Transform Old Schuster’s

Medical College and Greater Milwaukee Foundation will anchor redone Bronzeville building.

Senior Housing for Lower East Side

Plus: Two city apartment complexes sold. Irgens plans 25-acre project in Wauwatosa.

How Sanctuary Woods Was Saved. Almost

Actually still some work to be done. Why the effort matters.

Governor-elect Tony Evers and Lt. Governor-elect Mandela Barnes Announce Senior Advisor, Deputy Transition Director, Personnel Advisory Council

Governor-elect Evers will make numerous new appointments in the near future.

Governor Walker Celebrates Wisconsin-Japan Trade Relationship at 50th Anniversary of Midwest U.S.-Japan Association Conference in Omaha

In 2017, Wisconsin exported more than $789 million in products, ranging from scientific and medical instruments to dairy products, to Japan.

WEDC awards $750,000 grant for new biomanufacturing center of excellence

Forward BIO Initiative will provide biohealth entrepreneurs with the necessary resources to transition research into commercialization

Philly Expert Tells How to Boost Startup Firms

Philadelphia transformed its culture with support from whole community and its “anchor institutions.”

Governor Walker Attends Kikkoman Corporation’s 45th Anniversary Celebration of Operation in Wisconsin

Governor Walker has also proclaimed today as “Kikkoman Day” in honor of their 45th Anniversary

“Madwaukee Talks” Bridge Wisconsin’s Two Biggest Cities

Madwaukee Talks will offer at its first event an opportunity to learn from a national expert on startup metrics and how to keep that momentum building.

Democratic Party of Wisconsin Announces New Business Advisory Council

The council has recommended four crucial steps needed to grow our economy and put Wisconsinites back to work at well-paying jobs.

Does Anyone Oppose Bus Rapid Transit?

The idea is very unsexy, yet has gained amazingly wide support.

Why SafeNet Moved Downtown

A location in The Brewery and near Bucks arena attracted consulting company.

Bus Rapid Transit Public Meetings This Week

The study is examining the addition of BRT service to better connect people to jobs, school, medical appointments and other opportunities.

Who Works Better with Other Governments?

Including the city and other local governments? The responses are revealing.

Fast-growing technical consulting firm moves from Research Park to Downtown Milwaukee to be near new Bucks arena

Company says location downtown, near arena, will help it attract and retain workers

State’s Biomedical Industry Threatened

Assembly bill could kill industry with 100,000 workers and $27 billion annual impact.

Lipscomb Elected Chairman of Milwaukee County Board

New Chairman Urges Unity to “Make Milwaukee County the Best It Can Be”

More Delays in Lakefront Development

County board's contradictory proposals on O'Donnell Park and court case affecting The Couture continue to stall potential development.

Milwaukee’s Extraordinary Freshwater Future

A huge number of redevelopment and environmental projects will further reshape and improve the city’s waterfront lands.

Milwaukee’s Riverwalk Vs. San Antonio’s

In many ways, this city’s Riverwalk is superior. Part III of a series.

Mandel Group breaks ground on Echelon Apartments

Luxury Apartment Community at UWM Innovation Campus

Power Broker Bill Drew’s Home Office

Drew and his wife, consultant Mary Cannon, made a lot of money working from their lovely West Side colonial home. It's on the Spaces and Traces tour tomorrow.

Mr. Fixit Puts Down His Tool Kit

Moderate Mark Bugher steps down as head of UW Research Park after holding many key jobs in state government.

United County Board Approves 2013 Budget on 13-5 Vote

Two-thirds back plan to improve public safety, lessen impact on taxpayers

An Open Letter to the Residents of Milwaukee County

It’s time to set the record straight and, once again, to call on the Milwaukee County Executive to focus on collaboration.

Kitty Corner, Across the Freeway

This is how County Executive Scott Walker described just how close UW-Milwaukee's new Engineering School could be from the Milwaukee County Research Park.

Milwaukee Goes Crazy for Research Parks

Wisconsin is supposed to be suffering from a brain drain, and southeast Wisconsin is said to lack the kind of high technology industries you find in a research park.