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This August, faculty, staff and more than 160,000 student at the 13 University of Wisconsin campuses are hard at work, getting ready for a new academic year. Wisconsinites are justifiably proud of the UW...
Employers across Wisconsin have one thing on their mind as we emerge from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic: Employees. They can’t get enough.Yet, from Superior to Kenosha, Platteville to Green Bay, Barron County...
Green Bay, Wis.—Charged with leading a digital transformation effort, Wendy Woodward joined the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay on July 1, 2021 as the University’s next chief information officer (CIO). Woodward comes to UW-Green Bay from...
UW System students interested in STEM-related internships are invited to attend the upcoming virtual event “Secure Your STEM Internship” on July 21 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Students, who register for the free event...
The SBDC was featured twice in New North’s B2B January 2016 issue. The first was in a cover story for its training programs, workshops and business assistance (pages 18 and 19) and again on...
The Small Business Development Center was name-checked in a recent from-the-editor column in the Insight regional business magazine. The column, about the New North’s “Fast Forward” initiative, mentions the promising launch of Innovation Roundtables...
New North Inc. has named Andrew Leavitt, Gary L. Miller and Paul Mueller to its board of directors, Tim Weyenberg, chair of the board development committee, announced. Leavitt is the new chancellor of UW-Oshkosh,...
Gov. Scott Walker told this region’s business and economic development leaders at the New North Summit earlier this week that, “We don’t have a jobs problem, we have a work problem and a skills...
A weekend story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel considers manufacturing trends in our part of the state, highlighting education — and UW-Green Bay’s new and collaborative Engineering Technology degrees — as a key component...
The Center for Public Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has received three grants totaling more than $212,000 to conduct three quality of life studies in the Fox River region.
