SBA honors Wisconsin’s small businesses during National Small Business Week and beyond
In March 2020, none of us could have predicted the total devastation that the pandemic would cause our small business community.
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7 ways to finish the year off strong
It’s been a challenging year for many businesses due to the pandemic. Whether you’ve thrived or struggled in difficult times, there’s no doubt challenges came your way.
5 marketing ideas for recruitment you may not have considered
The hiring marketing right now is tough. Here are five nontraditional ideas for recruitment you may not have considered.
CDC’s eviction moratorium upended by the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court issued a new opinion on Aug. 26, 2021 which will perhaps be an end to the ongoing dispute over the legality of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) eviction moratorium.
Are you missing life as it was in 2019? There is an answer
It’s time for us all to get vaccinated. Why? Quite frankly, it is the best way to move us back closer to what life was like in 2019.
What a summer vacation can teach you about navigating your career
My husband and I recently took a road trip to the East Coast. Sadly, but like most people, it had been over two years since our last REAL vacation together (thanks, COVID).
Where have all the people gone? The ‘Great Sansdemic’ is upon us!
The first time I remember a discussion about a labor shortage was 1989, but it was mostly projections. The first time I remember the skills shortage being discussed, I was making a speech in the 1990s and listing the overwhelming number of Help Wanted signs in manufacturing facilities.
Battling pandemics through medical gas design: Lessons learned to prepare health systems for the future
Medical gas systems are critical to the life support, comfort, and well-being of the patients they serve. They also impact the efficacy of surgical teams and other caregivers.
Wisconsin women in leadership – Moving the needle
Women make up less than a quarter (or 21.1%) of board directors of the top 50 public companies in Wisconsin. Nationwide, that figure is not much better. Female board directors make up only 26.5% of all board directors for all S&P 500 companies.
Wisconsin energy innovation primed for public and private investment
On June 8, the Senate passed the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act, a sweeping bill that would make significant investments in critical technology areas and increase the number of Americans who can participate in the benefits of scientific innovation.
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