Bill Watson took the entrepreneurial plunge in the late 1970s. He developed a low-cost, reliable gyroscope, quit his job in Virginia and moved to the Chippewa Valley in 1980 to fine-tune and manufacture the product. Today he oversees Watson Industries, which makes gyro products and systems that are used to stabilize cameras over football fields and antennas on cruise ships or to control unmanned aircraft. Gyroscopes are mechanical devices that maintain or measure orientation. Read full Eau Claire Leader Telegram article here.
#Milwaukee-area firms named finalists for the 2024 #Wisconsin #Innovation Awards. via @mkebizjournal @wiscia
Milwaukee-area firms named finalists for 2024 Wisconsin Innovation Awards
Four Milwaukee-area firms have been named finalists in the 2024 Wisconsin Innovation Awards, honoring the state's most...
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Calendar 2023 was #Wisconsin’s third highest year for early stage investment dollars at $490 million. https://loom.ly/u9LHK1o #venturecapital #startup
Investors say last year’s lower VC total was no surprise, follows national trend. https://loom.ly/mWu59w4 via @wisbusiness #venturecapital #Wisconsin
.@exactsciences awards grants to 28 organizations focused on increasing colorectal #cancer screening. #prevention #health
Exact Sciences Awards Grants to 28 Organizations Focused on Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening
Exact Sciences, a leading provider of cancer screening and diagnostic tests, announced today that it awarded a total of $1.5 million to 28 organizatio
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.@uwhealth East Madison Hospital achieves an important #stroke certification. https://loom.ly/o4KQQKA via @wisbusiness #Wisconsin #healthcare
Check out the finalists for the #Wisconsin #Innovation Awards. https://loom.ly/kTF4aZs via @wisbusiness @wiscia #startup