It all started with a parking lot on National Avenue. MMAC member Barbara Maszk has worked at SITE Staffing for nearly two decades. Located in Walker’s Square, the office building overlooks what used to be the Walker’s Square Park and Ride, nestled beneath I-43. “I’ve been [...]
“Mom, you know a little about business, right?” A single question has set a mother on a mission to help bring her teenage son’s business idea to life. Jen [...]
Southeastern Wisconsin has a robust manufacturing industry, one recognized and relied on by companies around the globe. But we know this credibility wasn’t achieved overnight. It took the hard work [...]
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 [...]
