HIGHER EDUCATION REPORT
Further cuts in public support for higher education in Wisconsin will harm the state’s economy, which relies on colleges and universities for talent, technology transfer and business development in the communities those institutions serve.
That’s the main conclusion of “The Value of Higher Education to Wisconsin’s Economy,” a report issued by the Wisconsin Technology Council.
The 28-page report was developed over nine months by the Tech Council, which is an independent, non-profit board of about 50 business, technology, investment and education leaders that has served an advisory role to state government since 2001.
The report examines the role of Wisconsin’s public and private colleges and universities in producing workforce talent, intellectual property and economic activity, which includes one of the nation’s most robust private supply chains for supporting research and development.
A trio of manufacturers: Trey Taylor, @FairbanksMorse; Brandon Beard, @DuxxBakDecking; and and Buckley Brinkman, @WIManufacturing speaking about investing in artificial intelligence #wistechsummit
‘Office Hours’ segment at #wistechsummit featured @joeyfrayne, Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., on @WEDCNews portals to help young companies.
The 2024 #wistechsummit is kicking off at historic #lambeaufield, and companies are hearing from both emerging company and major firm reps on dos and don’ts during their meetings today. #earlystage #collaboration #wisconsin
Banks rounded out 2023 strong according to the latest @fdicgov numbers. via @wisbank #Wisconsin #banking
Banks Rounded Out 2023 Strong According to Latest FDIC Numbers - Wisconsin Bankers Association
Numbers released today by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) showed Wisconsin banks remained in a health...
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The America's Seed Fund 2024 Road Tour is coming to #Madison this summer. via @ibmadison #startup #funding
America’s Seed Fund 2024 Road Tour coming to Madison this summer - In Business Madison
The tour will connect entrepreneurs working on advanced technology to the country’s largest source of early-stage funding.
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Inside #Wisconsin: Can 'Big #Science' prosper in Wisconsin? It's an open question. https://ow.ly/39lo50QTWpV via @tstillwtc