Inside Wisconsin
with Tom Still
02/06/17A look inside Wisconsin’s entrepreneurial evolutionWisconsin has a strong tradition of entrepreneurship. Think of the marquee companies that remain the state’s economic “calling cards” — Oshkosh Corp., S.C. Johnson, Johnson Controls, Manitowoc Co., Harley-Davidson, Briggs & Stratton, Johnsonville, Kohler, Kohl’s, and Quad Graphics. |
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01/31/17Fencing entrepreneurs out: Occupational licenses are barrierMany elements make up a thriving entrepreneurial economy. Among them are cultures that reward risk and don’t penalize honest failure; workers who are diverse in terms of skills and training; clusters of innovation in cities or universities; and access to capital. |
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01/24/17Following up on tolls, venture capital, broadband, and solar energyJust catching up on some recent topics … |
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01/17/17Hyde shows how young firms can emerge with help from Business Plan ContestPart of what kept Hyde afloat was its performance in the business plan contest, which is open for entries for its 14th year through 5 p.m. Jan. 31 at www.govsbizplancontest.com. |
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01/10/17Walker previewing a comprehensive approach to workforce growthAs he stood before a crowd at the annual economic forecast luncheon of the Wisconsin Bankers Association on Jan. 5, Gov. Scott Walker was upbeat about what 2017 promises for the state. His caveat, however, was all about people. |
Tom Still is president of the 
