Businesses set goals for the year ahead By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist ![]() A new year brings a refreshed sense of optimism for business leaders around the nation. It is a time to set goals and scope out opportunities for growth. In fact, 75 percent of middle-market executives expressed optimism about their own companies in a 2025 Business Leaders Outlook Survey conducted by J.P. Morgan. This positive sentiment was paired with several growth strategies for the next 12 months:
This national data aligns with many of the goals shared by local leaders. Strohwig Industries Inc., a custom machine manufacturing company, is one such example. The organization’s Chief Business Officer Andy Green expressed that “In 2025, the Strohwig Team is focused on driving innovation by expanding our advanced manufacturing capabilities, enhancing workforce training programs and reinforcing our commitment to security through the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). Strohwig is excited to continue investing in cutting-edge technology and fostering a culture of collaboration to meet the evolving needs of our customers in the aerospace, defense, semiconductor and space markets.” Wisconsin Bank and Trust, a division of HTLF Bank, also shared enthusiasm for the upcoming year.
“Our excitement and priority for 2025 at Wisconsin Bank and Trust is bringing our merger with UMB to fruition. We look forward to further expanding our market presence to empower our existing and new clients with more.... more resources, more options, more support,” said Milwaukee Market President Jennifer Sheehy. Comments are closed.
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