Tom Still, president of the Wisconsin Technology Council.

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How is higher ed building SE Wisconsin economy?
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How is higher ed building SE Wisconsin economy?

Learn more Jan. 9 at Tech Council Milwaukee lunch

‘WisBiz: The Show’ features CODAworx CEO Sikes; reviews recent events and previews coming meetings
What’s next for state’s three pillars of higher ed?
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What’s next for state’s three pillars of higher ed?

Learn more Nov. 26 at Tech Council luncheon

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
Mechanics, tech behind election administration topic of Oct. 22 Tech Council luncheon in Madison
Microsoft’s ‘footprint’ in southeast Wisconsin topic of Sept. 12 Tech Council luncheon in Wauwatosa
Role of NW Mutual Data Science Institute topic of July 11 Tech Council luncheon in Wauwatosa
Emerging Companies May Apply for Major Firm ‘Speed Dates’ At In-Person March 18 Tech Summit
Inflation Has Declined, But Not Stamped Out, Fed Reserve Official Says

Inflation Has Declined, But Not Stamped Out, Fed Reserve Official Says

His speech to Wisconsin business executives says interest rates are likely near peak.

‘Winning the war on cancer: Past, present and future’ Jan. 23 at Tech Council Madison luncheon
Andy Nunemaker to join ‘Investor Hall of Fame’ at Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison
How higher education can drive Wisconsin’s tech economy over time featured Sept. 14 in Wauwatosa
EVs: What are the roadblocks? Learn more at July 13 Tech Council luncheon in Wauwatosa
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
Early stage investing: Statewide, local trends will be examined March 9 in Whitewater
More women entering, writing winning plans in Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest
Is ‘Cream City’ also becoming ‘Cyber City’?
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Is ‘Cream City’ also becoming ‘Cyber City’?

Milwaukee tech landscape topic of Jan. 12 luncheon

Panther Partnering aims to simplify IP deals with UW-Milwaukee researchers: Learn more Dec. 1
Water tech innovation: A rising tide in the markets?
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Water tech innovation: A rising tide in the markets?

Learn more at July 14 luncheon in Wauwatosa

Company with tech to rapidly clean water in sewer backups wins 2022 Biz Plan Contest
Wauwatosa team wins annual ‘Wisconsin YES!’ youth biz plan contest with sign language app
Bill to improve Wisconsin’s investor tax credit law signed by Gov. Evers following legislative action
Wisconsin early stage investment dollars shatter record in 2021, topping $800 million
Want to win the Governor’s Business Plan Contest?
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Want to win the Governor’s Business Plan Contest?

Learn ins and outs at Jan. 19 Tech Council webinar

Funds you should know: Hear from Milwaukee-area investor groups at Jan. 13 luncheon in Wauwatosa
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
Can We Build Smarter Cities?

Can We Build Smarter Cities?

Experts discuss how the “smart city” movement could change cities in Wisconsin.

Can Opportunity Zones Help State Economy?

Can Opportunity Zones Help State Economy?

Federal program could help development in challenged areas of Milwaukee and state.

Op Ed: Foxconn UW Funding Good News
Op Ed

Foxconn UW Funding Good News

State needs more research and development at flagship university.

Op Ed: Why Democrats Should Embrace Foxconn
Op Ed

Why Democrats Should Embrace Foxconn

It will lead to economic expansion and more good jobs for average Wisconsinites.

Murphy’s Law: Paper Peddles Bogus Foxconn Report
Murphy’s Law

Paper Peddles Bogus Foxconn Report

Puffed-up report by Walker crony swallowed whole by Journal Sentinel.

Op Ed: State Licenses Hurt Entrepreneurs
Op Ed

State Licenses Hurt Entrepreneurs

Too many occupational licenses required, creating barriers to startup businesses.

Murphy’s Law: Maybe We’re Not So Bad At Startups
Murphy’s Law

Maybe We’re Not So Bad At Startups

Conflicting studies raise doubts about state’s “worst in nation”rating for new companies.

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin Pushes for Economic Growth in Wisconsin with Small Business Innovation Act
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U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin Pushes for Economic Growth in Wisconsin with Small Business Innovation Act

National reform will support Wisconsin, which ranks last nationally in startup activity and entrepreneurship growth

Murphy’s Law: The Incomplete Story
Murphy’s Law

The Incomplete Story

How the Journal Sentinel slants the story on venture capital -- and on downsizing the county board.