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More paycheck protection is here, but mind your PPPs and Qs

Madison executives start local hiring movement

Feature Absenteeism At Work Post Covid 19 Panel

4th COVID wave could be marked by absenteeism

Feature Business Social Media Lessons From Trump Panel

What businesses can learn from Trump’s social media ban

Fastest growing remote jobs for 2021

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Longtime State Street shop plans move

Lawsuit against gathering restrictions rejected, refiled

Mayor, city council president propose $1.2 million land purchase

Poll: Americans fear new strains, expect more lockdowns

New public health orders issued

HealthMyne appoints national oncology leader to board

Partnership provides hands-on training

IFundWomen of Color aims to close funding gap

Secondary Feature Mandated Covid Vaccines Panel

Can employers mandate COVID-19 vaccines?

Madison execs wish big for 2021

IBMadison.com’s most-read stories of 2020

10 ways to make your website a lead generation machine

Retired Green Bay Packer Jordy Nelson joins effort to help impoverished children during pandemic

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Reader Recommended — Tiffany Bernhardt Schultz, Better Business Bureau

Tiffany Bernhardt Schultz, Southwest Wisconsin regional director for the Better Business Bureau, shares her favorites in this month's Reader Recommended.

Brian Spielmann, First Business Bank

IB’s Professional of the Week is the premier way to meet Dane County’s professionals. This week features Brian Spielmann, chief accounting officer, First Business Bank.

Dawn Crim, Class of 2005

IB is celebrating 20 years of the 40 Under 40 in 2020, and will be catching up with past recipients to see what they’ve been up to since they were honored. This week features Dawn Crim, secretary, Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services.

Nia Enemuoh-Trammell, Class of 2009

IB is celebrating 20 years of the 40 Under 40 in 2020, and will be catching up with past recipients to see what they’ve been up to since they were honored. This week features Nia Enemuoh-Trammell, circuit court judge, Dane County Circuit Court.

2021 Lifetime Achievement Executive of the Year: Don Wahlin

In lieu of an in-person Executive of the Year Award reception this year due to COVID-19, In Business magazine conducted video interviews with each of our 2021 award recipients to learn about their proudest accomplishment in 2020, their greatest leadership lesson, their insights on COVID-19’s lasting impacts, and more.

Last up is Don Wahlin, founder; past president and CEO, Stoughton Trailers, and the winner of the 2021 Lifetime Achievement award. You can also read an expanded online version of his profile from our January print issue here.

The 2021 Executive of the Year Awards are presented by Ideal Builders, Northwestern Mutual Kosnick Financial Group, and Wisconsin Bank & Trust.

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How to make your company vision magnetic in the new year

Sound goal setting always starts out with an almost magnetic vision of what the future should look like. When I say magnetic, that future vision should be powerful enough to pull you in its direction, in spite of whatever obstacles present themselves.

Pieces falling into place to improve Wisconsin’s high-speed broadband access

When Gov. Tony Evers declared 2021 to be the “Year of Broadband Access” in Wisconsin, that line in his annual State of the State speech likely resonated with people statewide, especially those living and working in rural Wisconsin.

Do men and women build wealth differently?

As co-host of State Bank of Cross Plains’ new podcast, Wealthways, I get to talk to a lot of professionals about building wealth. One of the questions we ask every guest is, “What does wealth mean to you?”

Business in the United States: Are we coming or are we going?

Did 2020 leave you wondering whether you were coming or going? If so, you aren’t alone.

Governor’s Business Plan Contest can help highlight innovation during adversity

What do these companies have in common? Pinterest, Uber, Dropbox, Slack, WhatsApp, Airbnb, Square, Stripe, Google, and PayPal. (Hint: It’s more than just tech.) The first eight companies on the list were born during the Great Recession of the late 2000s and the latter two during the DotCom bust nearly a decade earlier.

3 reasons the remote work trend is here to stay

With the continuous advances in technology, it’s easier than ever for businesses to get work done remotely. Since so many organizations have spent time working in a remote environment due to COVID-19, we’ve quickly learned what works for this unique situation and which areas need improvement.

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