Kenosha-based St. Catherine Commons opened its independent living community to residents in January 2005. No one could have predicted that by August 2006, residents would face a yearlong displacement due [...]
Dear Readers, Recent months have been marked by meaningful progress and high activity for MMAC’s governmental affairs team! From advocating for an amendment to the Clean Air Act to important [...]
November marks World Vegan Month, a time to celebrate the philosophy of veganism and raise awareness about what it means to live a vegan-centric lifestyle. Twenty-nine Milwaukee restaurants are teaming [...]
Did you hear the exciting news? Last month, MMAC member Bernie’s Book Bank officially announced its plans to open a processing center in the Greater Milwaukee area! Founded in 2009, [...]
A student’s ability to develop into a leader in the workplace and community is largely shaped by the educators who foster supportive, engaging and inclusive learning environments that prepare students [...]
If you ask around at your organization, you will likely find individuals with one particular thing in common: their ties to Girl Scouts. Since 1912, Girl Scouts has followed its [...]
The second annual Nexus Sustainability Leaders Summit, a collaboration between the Water Council and the Marquette University College of Business Sustainability Lab, will take place Oct. 14 and 15 at [...]
Milwaukee’s future thrives where intention connects to the alliance. The African American Leadership Alliance - Milwaukee (AALAM) remains a beacon of exemplary leadership. The Milwaukee nonprofit is backed by a [...]
Milwaukee’s strong business ecosystem today is largely thanks to the companies that laid their foundation here decades ago and continue to call the region home. Founded in 1926 by Walter [...]
The MMAC Board of Directors approved seven new members this week. These influential leaders represent businesses from across the region and industrial spectrum – from manufacturing to finance. The incoming [...]
