Tag: SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter
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Progress Lakeshore announces its Excellence in Economic Development Award winners – The Business News
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MANITOWOC – Progress Lakeshore recognized the people, projects and partnerships driving growth in Manitowoc County at its 14th Annual Excellence in Economic Development Awards Breakfast last month. At the event, Progress Lakeshore presented awards to those who made a strong impact over the past year through job creation, innovation and community support. Manitowoc Public Utilities…
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New operator takes over former Breaking Bread banquet hall near Sheboygan | Biz Times
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Take Flight Enterprise announced that it has taken over operations of the former Breaking Bread banquet hall facility at 6451 S. Business Drive near Sheboygan. The venue is located on a four-acre site with a pond, gazebo and two indoor bar areas. The owner of Take Flight Enterprise is NiKeshia Gardner, who received assistance in opening the venue from…
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Wisconsin alcohol brand among the 10 fastest-growing US businesses
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A Wisconsin alcohol brand has been named among the top 10 fastest-growing private companies in America by the business magazine Inc.com. Carbliss ― the zero-sugar, zero-carb canned cocktail company based in Plymouth, Wis. ― ranked seventh on the 2024 Inc. 5000, a ranking of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. Companies on the list are…
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Authentic Venezuelan Cuisine Now Serving in Sheboygan | Local News | sheboygansun.com
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Arepa House, located at 1735 Calumet Drive, specializes in authentic Venezuelan dishes like arepas, empanadas, patacones, and cachapas, offering a genuine taste of Venezuela’s rich food traditions. The Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) and Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW-Green Bay aim to provide a wide variety of services, resources and expertise to…
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Entrepreneurial program at DCEDC helps local businesses open and grow | Green Bay Press-Gazette
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The Entrepreneurial Training Program is for existing businesses hoping to grow and those who want to open a business. It helps participants develop a business plan and other vital aspects of ownership. Christopher Clough Green Bay Press-Gazette ELLISON BAY – About four years ago, Carol Ash was looking to expand her business and move it…
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Entrepreneurial Training coming in February at DCEDC
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You can learn how to grow or start your own business with an eight-week Entrepreneurial Training Program offered by the Door County Economic Development Corporation. Facilitated by business experts from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Small Business Development Center, the course will be held at the DCEDC Business Center in Sturgeon Bay. DCEDC Executive Director…
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UW-Green Bay announces $3 million gift from the David A. Cofrin Charitable Trust
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The visionary partnership between the Cofrin family and the university continues with this gift to the Austin E. Cofrin School of Business GREEN BAY – UW-Green Bay is honored to announce the latest gift from the David A. Cofrin Charitable Trust. The $3 million commitment will support the mission of the Austin E. Cofrin School…
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UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center helps Sheboygan bakery | Business | sheboygansun.com
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SHEBOYGAN – One of Sheboygan’s most well-known bakeries has changed ownership, as Zach Norman has taken over Hi-Lo Bakery. The local business, which sells wholesale hard rolls and buns to many local restaurants and retail stores, also provides products for large corporate functions, brat fries, benefits and large gatherings. The current bakery has been known as…
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Accelerate Sheboygan County Business Challenge open for applications | Sheboygan Sun
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SHEBOYGAN COUNTY – The Accelerate Sheboygan County Business Challenge is accepting applications from businesses and entrepreneurs who want to further develop their ideas and products. The challenge, which is entering its second year, is a partnership between the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation and the Small Business Development Center at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.…