The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and Invest in Wisconsin will help early-stage companies with a $1 million initiative, the organizations announced today. According to a release, the initiative will provide…
GoDX, Stem Pharm and Proteovista each will receive a $75,000 SBIR Advance grant, the Center for Technology Commercialization and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation announced recently. SBIR Advance matches up to…
Numerous Madison companies were among the 84 in the state to receive $281.7 million in funding in 2016, according to the latest INvest Quarterly report from the Wisconsin Economic Development…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), in conjunction with the Center for Technology Commercialization (CTC), announced recently it is awarding up to $200,000 in Ideadvance funding to five startups in…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) and the Center for Technology Commercialization (CTC) have awarded seven SBIR Advance grants, six to Madison startups, the organizations announced today. The state matching grant…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation awarded nearly $500,000 in grants to 11 organizations to support entrepreneurship programs throughout the state, the organization announced today. “Economic development is most effective when it…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and the Center for Technology Commercialization are now accepting applications for an SBIR Advance grant that will provide state matching funds, training and other resources…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is looking to support entrepreneurs through its recently announced Entrepreneurship Support program. According to a release, the program is for nonprofit organizations and communities for activities and…
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is offering Wisconsin exporters an opportunity to participate in a global trade venture this May in South Korea. According to the WEDC, program participants will be…
C-Motive Technologies, Flex Compute and Thalchemy each will receive a $75,000 SBIR Advance grant, the University of Wisconsin-Extension Center for Technology Commercialization and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation announced today. “This is…
