COVID-19 resources for Milwaukee businesses
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, MMAC’s top priority has been the safety of members, investors, other partners and guests.
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The Health & Safety Toolkit for businesses highlights procedures and protocols that minimize the introduction, exposure or spread of COVID-19 in the workplace, including:
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We encourage you to use these resources and information
to help make the decisions that are best for your organization.
to help make the decisions that are best for your organization.
Vetted resources
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The collaborative work and power behind an organization with more than 1,800 member companies – was essential in clearing the clutter. While each of you was neck-deep in navigating new and murky waters, the MMAC was working with policymakers to ensure the business community was heard. Our partnership with local and state policymakers led to more clear reopening plans and strategies.
Working with public health officials and other experts, MMAC helped produce guidelines and FAQs to help businesses reopen, operate safely and address issues as they emerge. 
AdvocateAuroraHealth has created a resource guide filled with helpful information from our board-certified physicians about steps your business can take to get your employees vaccinated. VIEW GUIDE >>
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Watch replays of
The Business of Metro MKE series Hosted by MMAC President Tim Sheehy, this monthly series presents information on issues shaping our region’s interconnected health and economy. Recent guests include:
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Advocating for business
The collaborative work and power behind an organization with over 1,800 member companies – is essential in clearing the clutter with with local and state policymakers. While Milwaukee's business leaders continue to navigate the murky waters of the pandemic, MMAC is working local, state and federal government to ensure the business community is heard.
Industry-specific working groups
Business owners are not experts on epidemiology or public health. So in the middle of a pandemic, how do you develop policies that slow the spread of COVID without shutting down the economy? That is the question several industry-specific working groups grappled with in 2020, convened by MMAC with the City of Milwaukee Public Health Department.
In sectors ranging from restaurants and schools to sports and cultural venues, these groups have been working through the practical implications of City health orders to control COVID. These frank, cooperative discussions have resulted in workable solutions allowing many schools and businesses to remain open.
Industry-specific working groups
Business owners are not experts on epidemiology or public health. So in the middle of a pandemic, how do you develop policies that slow the spread of COVID without shutting down the economy? That is the question several industry-specific working groups grappled with in 2020, convened by MMAC with the City of Milwaukee Public Health Department.
In sectors ranging from restaurants and schools to sports and cultural venues, these groups have been working through the practical implications of City health orders to control COVID. These frank, cooperative discussions have resulted in workable solutions allowing many schools and businesses to remain open.
Inspired focus
As manufacturers and offices reopened, SMEs endured, adapted and inspired. Our member outreach program unearthed some amazing small business stories.
In 2020, MMAC and its Council of Small Business Executives honored exceptional firms through our Focus on the Future event in September. In a time of darkness, our region's SMEs displayed great feats of innovation and perseverance.
VIEW 2020 WINNERS >>
VIEW 2021 WINNERS & FINALISTS >>
In 2020, MMAC and its Council of Small Business Executives honored exceptional firms through our Focus on the Future event in September. In a time of darkness, our region's SMEs displayed great feats of innovation and perseverance.
VIEW 2020 WINNERS >>
VIEW 2021 WINNERS & FINALISTS >>