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🔒 Waukesha-based MetalTek names new chief people officer

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🔒 Waukesha-based MetalTek names new chief people officer

Hillary Hermanns Waukesha-based metal component manufacturer MetalTek International has named Hillary Hermanns as its chief people officer. As chief people officer, Hermanns will be responsible for talent acquisition, employee engagement, leadership development, and culture. “Hillary brings to MetalTek extensive expertise leading human resources teams across diverse industries such as manufacturing, health

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The Pet Apothecary in Glendale acquired by New York-based veterinary pharmacy

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The Pet Apothecary in Glendale acquired by New York-based veterinary pharmacy

New York-based veterinary pharmacy Mixlab has acquired Glendale-based pet pharmacy The Pet Apothecary and the veterinary business of Ohio-based SBH Medical, according to an announcement today. In 2024, Mixlab partnered with nearly 17,000 veterinarians – a 140%-plus year-over-year growth – and served more than 80,000 animals across 8,600 cities in all 50 states. The Pet

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‘This model is not sustainable’: Advocates call for more public funding for the arts in Wisconsin

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‘This model is not sustainable’: Advocates call for more public funding for the arts in Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s 2023 second-to-last national ranking of public arts funding per capita sparked concerns for future funding efforts at a Greater Milwaukee Committee (GMC) meeting on Monday afternoon. Local leaders Anne Sayers, secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism; Steve Radke, president of the Northwestern Mutual Foundation; and Rob Henken, executive director of the Herzfeld Foundation, spoke on

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🔒 Johnson Controls names two executives to new roles

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🔒 Johnson Controls names two executives to new roles

Johnson Controls plc, which has its operating headquarters in Glendale, announced new roles for two of its top executives. Julie Brandt, who has served as president of Building Solutions North America for the company since April of 2023 has been named president of Johnson Control’s Global Field Operations organization. Nathan Manning, who had served as

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Philadelphia Eagles LB buys home in Brookfield

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Philadelphia Eagles LB buys home in Brookfield

Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Zack Baun, who is from the Milwaukee area, and his wife Ali, have purchased a 5,500-square-foot, 4-bedroom home in Brookfield for about $1 million, according to state records. The home was sold by Susan G. Lewis. The Eagles defeated the Green Bay Packers 22-10 on Sunday in the NFL playoffs. Baun had

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Aperitivo owners to open new Mexican restaurant in the Pritzlaff Building

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Aperitivo owners to open new Mexican restaurant in the Pritzlaff Building

Las Gardenias, a new Mexican restaurant concept from the owners of Aperitivo, is slated to open at the Pritzlaff Building at 305 N. Plankinton Ave. near Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. The 2,000-square-foot space just south of Aperitivo will have seating for roughly 70 people and will feature an 800-square-foot outdoor patio with room for another

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🔒 Mixed-use housing project to begin construction in West Allis

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🔒 Mixed-use housing project to begin construction in West Allis

Construction on a mixed-use project in West Allis is set to begin next month, in what the developer calls a rare case of “missing middle” housing advancing to construction. Known as Union Green, the development will replace a string of vacant buildings and an underutilized public park at 6400 W. Greenfield Ave. with eight townhomes,

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What the Wisconsin 275 listen to on their morning drive

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What the Wisconsin 275 listen to on their morning drive

With endless amounts of media available for our everyday consumption, what a person spends their time listening to or watching can tell you a lot about them. BizTimes Milwaukee asked the Wisconsin 275, the state’s most influential business leaders, what they choose to listen to on their daily commute (or on their daily run). It

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🔒 Developer eyes summer groundbreaking for downtown Milwaukee hotel

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🔒 Developer eyes summer groundbreaking for downtown Milwaukee hotel

Amid shifts in the hospitality market, a long-planned hotel in downtown Milwaukee could break ground this summer, according to its architect. Milwaukee-based development firm HKS Holdings first proposed a Hilton Tempo hotel at 308 W. Kilbourn Ave. in 2021, but the project has not yet started construction due to redesigns and financing challenges. That’s according

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🔒 ITU AbsorbTech names new president and CEO

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🔒 ITU AbsorbTech names new president and CEO

Craig Bald Craig Bald has been named the new president and chief executive officer of New Berlin-based industrial laundry company ITU AbsorbTech. He is the first non-Leef family member to lead the business since it was founded more than 90 years ago. Previously, Bald served as chief financial officer for ITU

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🔒 Wisconsin companies are finding it easier to hire and plan to hire more, WMC survey finds

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🔒 Wisconsin companies are finding it easier to hire and plan to hire more, WMC survey finds

The number of Wisconsin employers having trouble hiring reached its lowest level in more than a decade, according to the latest Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce employer survey. WMC polled 153 employers made up of a representative sample of its membership as part of its twice-per-year survey. The survey found 63% of employers say they are

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Owner of Third Coast Gourmet to close Third Ward location

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Owner of Third Coast Gourmet to close Third Ward location

A series of setbacks have caused the owner of Third Coast Gourmet, located in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, to make the decision to shut down the shop just nine months after opening. Third Coast Gourmet, located at 309 N. Water St., officially opened in April 2024. The shop exclusively sells Boar’s Head products, which are

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