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Commerce Newsletter December 2009
articles from throughout the Wisconsin Department of Commerce

Bio Relocations ...

This past year, eight biotech/bioscience companies have relocated from around the country to make Wisconsin home. Pictured are representatives from the Madison-area companies are: Jorge Osorio, Inviragen (left to right) John Neis, Venture Investors, Tom Foti, Aldevron, Sal Braccio, Flex Biomedical, Governor Jim Doyle, Kevin Conroy, Exact Sciences, Commerce Secretary Richard J. Leinenkugel , David Cooper, NanoMedex, and Mark Bugher, UW Research Park.
This past year, eight biotech/bioscience companies have relocated from around the country to make Wisconsin home. Pictured above with representatives from the Madison-area companies are (front): Jorge Osorio, Inviragen (left to right) John Neis, Venture Investors, Tom Foti, Aldevron, Sal Braccio, Flex Biomedical, Governor Jim Doyle, Kevin Conroy, Exact Sciences, Commerce Secretary Richard J. Leinenkugel, David Cooper, NanoMedex, and Mark Bugher, UW Research Park.

Secretary's Column

Recent Trade Mission Promoted Wisconsin Technology in Israel

Featured Articles

Juneau County EDC Honored by IEDC

Comm 60 to Transfer from Commerce to DNR

Grant Funds Available to Help Wisconsin Manufacturers Prepare for Recovery

Multi-State Trade Mission to South America

Also in this issue

Brazil and Sports-Related Business Opportunities

Comm 10 Code Revision Includes Exemptions for Some Facilities

Danisco Breaks Ground on Major Addition

Don't Get Stopped at the Canadian Border

Education Classes Offered to Inspectors, Electricians, Dwelling Contractor Qualifiers

Fourth Annual Nelson Institute Earth Day Conference

Governor Doyle Announces $100,000 Regional Marketing Grant for New North

Governor Doyle Announces ACCO Brands Corporation Consolidation

Governor Doyle Announces Enzymatic Therapy, Inc. Consolidation

Governor Doyle Announces Interfacial Solutions, LLC Expansion

Governor Doyle Announces Relocation of Eight Biotech Companies to Wisconsin

July - November 2009 Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Certifications

Lean Certification Series Revised to Include Lean Green Elements

Manufacturing Advantage Conference at UW-Stout in April

Milwaukee World Trade Association Honors Roxanne Baumann with Harry C. Brockel Award

Regional Marketing Grant for Momentum West, Inc.

Schedule for Public Holiday Tours at the Executive Residence

State Contractor License Update

Wisconsin/Manitoba Partnership

HOLIDAY HOURS

The Department of Commerce will be closed on December 24 and 25 and December 31 and January 1.


MERCURY MARINE EXPLAINS DECISION TO STAY

Hear the story as told by Mercury Marine officials of how they came to stay in the state - and why.


MILWAUKEE COMES IN 2nd ON THE LIST OF SAFEST US CITIES

Forbes magazine ranked the country's 40 largest metropolitan statistical areas across four categories of danger: workplace fatalities, natural disasters, violent crimes and traffic-related deaths. Milwaukee had the lowest rate of natural disaster and ranked second in overall safety.


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This newsletter is issued electronically every other month. Please send comments or questions to Barbro McGinn, editor.