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A crowd of more than 500 business and community leaders joined MadREP and the Urban League of Greater Madison (ULGM) on Wednesday, May 10 at the tenth annual Madison Region Economic Development and Diversity Summit.
Check out Karl Ebert’s story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on The Water Council’s National Science Foundation (NSF) grant with partners like Madison Region Economic Partnership, MKE Tech Hub Coalition & Wisconsin Technology Council.
The Madison Region Economic Partnership (MadREP) strongly encourages the State to increase its investment in child care in Wisconsin’s 2023-25 biennial budget. Economic development in
The Center Square covered the apprenticeship discussion at Madison Region Economic Development & Diversity Summit, hosted by MadREP & ULGM.
Wisconsin Inno’s coverage of Wisconsin’s National Science Foundation grants with partners like MadREP, The Water Council, MKE Tech and the Wisconsin Tech Council.
The Water Council and its partners received a two-year grant from the National Science Foundation to plan a Regional Innovation Engine in Wisconsin to address water and energy resilience.
Check out Tom Still’s editorial in the Wisconsin State Journal on the National Science Foundation (NSF) investment in Wisconsin. Partners in The Water Council proposal include MadREP, MKE Tech Hub Coalition and the Wisconsin Technology Council.
“If you ask me to tell you about myself, you’re not going to like the answer,” Moss told attendees at the Madison Region Economic Development and Diversity Summit on Wednesday.
Madison 365’s coverage of MadREP & ULGM’s 10th annual Madison Region Economic Development & Diversity Summit.
The National Science Foundation will provide the award to 44 unique teams spanning universities, nonprofits, businesses, and others towards creating local innovation ecosystems.
Madison 365’s recap of the Madison Region Economic Partnership and Urban League’s Economic Development & Diversity Summit
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, May 23, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM to join MadREP and the WI Public Service Commission at Madison College on the Internet for All Wisconsin Listening Tour to talk all things broadband.
MadREP, the regional economic development organization for the eight county Madison, Wisconsin region seeks qualified consulting services to assist with a nine month EDA funded
Check out Sarah Lehr from WPR’s coverage of Wisconsin population gains, citing MadREP’s largest employers list.
“Generally speaking, low unemployment for a city or region is usually indicative of a healthy, strong local economy,” said Gene Dalhoff, vice president of talent and education for the Madison Region Economic Partnership.
For many years a variety of groups – from Destination Madison and the Madison Area Sports Commission to the Madison Region Economic Partnership, or MadREP — has eyed the booming world of professional esports.
In fall, we applied for a $1 million National Science Foundation grant to plan a regional innovation engine focused on water and energy resilience for manufacturers and utilities with lead partners MKE Tech Hub Coalition, the Wisconsin Technology Council, Marquette University and the Madison Region Economic Partnership.
Join MadREP in University Research Park on Wednesday Feb 22, 2023 from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM CST to participate in a roundtable discussion about economic initiatives impacting Wisconsin businesses.
The Madison Region Economic Partnership said Dane County needs to produce 4,500 to 5,000 net new units per year to meet growth projections of 100,000 additional residents by 2030. The county’s current population is roughly 561,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
MadREP, along with the Urban League of Greater Madison, will hold the 10th annual Madison Region Economic Development & Diversity Summit as an in-person event at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center on Wednesday, May 10.
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