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Since the first stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, MMAC has produced its free webinar series - Business Strategies During the Pandemic – put forth accurate, actionable information to help our members navigate health and economic challenges in the new normal.
In the final few months of this year, we’ll use the webinar to take a big-picture look at the Milwaukee Region as a place to live, work, learn and play. And we’ll also continue timely health updates from Dr. Raymond and the MCW team. Replay past sessions below. Register for the series >> Interested in sponsoring? Learn more >> |
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December 15, 2020
In our final Business Strategies During the Pandemic webinar for 2020, we’ll take a big-picture look at health, economic and legal issues affecting the Milwaukee Region and its business community. Where do we stand right now, and what trends are developing for 2021? Guests:
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December 1, 2020
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November 17, 2020 - What does the future hold for America’s cities, and how does Milwaukee fit into that picture? The Milwaukee Region was gaining significant momentum before the pandemic. Can we regain it?
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November 3, 2020 - Take a break from the intensity of Election Day and join us to think about how the pandemic is changing the way we work. Which of these changes might be permanent?
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Higher ed leaders discuss how they’re preparing students while facing challenges
October 20, 2020 - A discussion with Milwaukee Region higher education leaders.
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Where do Wisconsin voters stand on the election and COVID-19?
October 6, 2020 - With Election Day less than a month away, where do voters stand on critical issues in Wisconsin and nationally? In this session, we’ll look at public attitudes on candidates, COVID-19 and other important topics with political scientist and pollster Ken Goldstein.
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What if my business has a COVID-19 outbreak?
September 22, 2020 - Learn about our guidelines to help businesses handle COVID-19 outbreaks and devise strategies for employee and customer safety. These guidelines, which will be unveiled on the MMAC/M7 COVID-19 resources for business website in advance of the webinar, were put together by experts from wide a range of organizations including the Medical College of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Department of Health Services, local public health officers, healthcare networks and the Milwaukee 7 Economic Development Partnership. VIEW SLIDES >> Guest included:
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The pandemic, acceleration & Milwaukee’s economy
September 9, 2020 VIEW SLIDES >> Guests include:
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The Future of Work
August 25, 2020 - How is COVID-19 changing the way we work today, and how many of these changes might become permanent? VIEW SLIDES >> Guests include:
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Live Q&A with Dr. Raymond & Medical College of Wisconsin staff
August 11, 2020 - Feature a Q&A with Medical College of Wisconsin President and CEO Dr. John Raymond and other MCW experts to address your most pressing questions about COVID-19. VIEW SLIDES >> |
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How are Milwaukee Region K-12 leaders approaching the decision to reopen?
July 28, 2020 - As schools face difficult decisions around the possibility of reopening for in-person instruction this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic, what factors must leaders take into consideration? And how is COVID-19 affecting students, teachers and parents today?
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Steps to control a COVID-19 resurgence
July 15, 2020 - In this week’s Business Strategies webinar, we discussed how to manage the virus in our region amid reports of rising case numbers – and what businesses should be thinking about right now. They’ll take your questions, too.
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Growing Milwaukee's Pipeline of Diverse, Talented Employees
June 30, 2020 - Guest host Nancy Hernandez of the Hispanic Collaborative lead a discussion of how Milwaukee can grow its pipeline of diverse, talented employees. Panelists: - Dr. Vicki Martin, President of Milwaukee Area Technical College - Sarah Dollhausen-Clark, Executive Director, i.c. stars Milwaukee - Oscar Tovar, Vice Chair of the Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee and staff assistant to Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett |
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How can your company convene difficult conversations about race?
June 23, 2020 - As our country continues to discuss racial disparities, several Milwaukee Region companies are convening difficult conversations about race among their employees. How are they facilitating these conversations, especially with many employees still working remotely? And what lessons can you take back to your own company?
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Strategies businesses can employ to build consumer confidence
June 16, 2020 - Easing government restrictions was just one step in a smart restart of our economy. To move from the immediate crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic to recovery and a new normal, businesses must make it clear to customers that they’re taking safety seriously. In this week’s MMAC webinar, we’ll look at strategies businesses can employ to build consumer confidence.
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Forecasting future business trends
June 9, 2020 - MMAC President Tim Sheehy discussed what trends and issues are we seeing today, and what can we expect in the long term.
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Addressing racial disparities to embrace a vibrant quality of life for all
June 2, 2020 - Replay a critical conversation with business leaders from areas of the city most impacted by the recent protests and unrest. Our prosperity as a business community is dependent on our prosperity as citizens. Business serves a partner in leading and developing strategies to combat inequities and disparities. We will discuss MMAC's Region of Choice pledge to increase hiring and advancement goals for people of color and other actions local businesses are taking to create a more just community. We walk with all those who embrace a vibrant quality of life for all. Guests included:
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Smart Restart: How MKE manufacturers are balancing safety & economic concerns
May 28, 2020 - The COVID-19 pandemic is posing unique challenges to manufacturers. Some essential manufacturers have been up and running, while others are beginning to restart operations now. Hear how Milwaukee Region manufacturers are balancing the need for worker safety with the ability to be productive – and, hopefully, profitable. Guests:
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How companies are preparing to reopen & keep employees safe
May 12, 2020 - MMAC + M7 Business Strategies during the Pandemic Series - Companies of all sizes and industries are grappling with how and when to begin re-opening their workplaces. On this webinar you’ll hear from three prominent firms that are putting detailed plans in place as they anticipate operations in the new abnormal.
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How are businesses evolving?
May 5, 2020 - Every business is different, but they’re all facing a common challenge right now. How are businesses evolving during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what are they doing to prepare for a smart restart of our economy? Hear perspectives for current efforts and future plans from:
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How Wisconsin's health care system is responding to the pandemic
April 28, 2020 - Eric Borgerding and Dr. Mark Kaufman offer the Wisconsin Hospital Association’s perspective on the pandemic and how the state’s health care system is responding. COVID-19 does not have a political party. Re-opening Wisconsin economy will require bipartisan solutions from our leaders in Madison. Hear from Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald on steps the legislature is considering to initiate a restart of our economy to get Wisconsin back to business. |
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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers
April 21, 2020 - MMAC President Tim Sheehy provides an overview of MMAC’s “Smart Restart” draft plan for the state’s economy. Health update with Dr. John Raymond, Medical College of Wisconsin. And Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers discusses the state’s extended Safer at Home order and how it might intersect with a phased-in restart. |
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MMAC Chair Jonas Prising, ManpowerGroup
April 14, 2020 - Every Tuesday at 11AM, MMAC President Tim Sheehy hosts the Milwaukee Region’s most agile companies to hear how they’re adapting operations to the COVID-19 pandemic. April 14, 2020 guest: Jonas Prising - Chairman & CEO of ManpowerGroup on the global response to COVID-19 and how to do a smart economic re-start. Also includes a health update by Dr. John Raymond, Medical College of Wisconsin. |