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Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
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Your membership in the MMAC gives your business the opportunity to grow and connect with member companies, political officials and the broader business community. Start benefiting from all that the MMAC has to offer you and your business. How will you benefit from Your MMAC Membership?
MMAC’s programs focus on three core competencies.
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CULTIVATE CONTACTS, DEVELOP OPPORTUNITIES
MMAC is the region’s best business network, bringing members together to develop business, share best practices and build relationships.
MMAC is the region’s best business network, bringing members together to develop business, share best practices and build relationships.
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Small Business
The majority of MMAC’s members are small businesses. These companies are critical to the local economy and drive the entrepreneurial innovation and job growth. By becoming a MMAC member, you also are part of the Council of Small Business Executives (COSBE), which offers business education programs, opportunities for relationship building and resources specifically focused on the needs of companies with fewer than 300 employees. All included in your membership! Ethnically-Diverse Business Owners
The Business Council (TBC) is an affiliate of the MMAC. This network creates and maximizes access to economic opportunities and resources for ethnically-diverse businesses. Executive Roundtables
These confidential groups of 8-12 executives help you resolve your toughest business challenges in a confidential peer setting. It’s working right now for nearly 500 CEOs, CFOs, Senior Executives and Sales Management Executives. Participation in one executive roundtable is included in your dues. Food and Beverage Manufacturers
The Milwaukee Region’s food and beverage industry is poised for growth and innovation. We are home to more than 250 food and beverage manufacturers employing employ nearly 15,000 workers with $580M in annual payroll. FaB Wisconsin is an affilate of the MMAC that is dedicated to advancing this cluster and growing a pipeline of talent. International
Join more than 300 companies and individuals on the leading edge of globalization. Learn how your company can enter or expand in the international market at educational forums that cover an extensive range of practical topics. Lead Generation
By participating in our monthly Networking Forum meetings, sales and marketing professionals from diverse industries are expanding their contacts and uncovering new growth opportunities. Roundtables for High Growth Companies
Developed for those with an entrepreneurial mindset who are aggressively growing their business, these groups act like a virtual advisory board—providing a confidential environment for discussion of critical business issues, experience-sharing and problem solving. Young Professionals
Finding and keeping the best employees gives you a key business advantage. FUEL Milwaukee has engaged more than 6,000 professionals and nearly 60 corporations working to improve the perception of the Milwaukee region and connect young people to their community. |
YOUR ADVOCATE FOR PRO-BUSINESS POLICIES
Every business needs someone to advance its interests in the halls of government. MMAC advocates for policy changes that will help your company thrive, now and in the future.
Every business needs someone to advance its interests in the halls of government. MMAC advocates for policy changes that will help your company thrive, now and in the future.
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Recent advocacy wins include:
Public policy agenda
MMAC’s public policy agenda -- the Blueprint for Economic Prosperity -- focuses on three key measures: education and workforce, economic development and promoting and protecting the region’s distinct assets. MMAC’s advocacy provides:
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A COMPETITIVE REGIONAL ECONOMY
Working together, the seven counties of Southeastern Wisconsin are an economic powerhouse. Competing as a region gives us the competitive edge we need.
Working together, the seven counties of Southeastern Wisconsin are an economic powerhouse. Competing as a region gives us the competitive edge we need.
Attracting/retaining employees
The talent you're trying to attract is not just assessing you as an employer. They're assessing your community. MMAC's FUEL Milwaukee network engages young professionals with Milwaukee's unique culture while also helping them develop into tomorrow's leaders.
The talent you're trying to attract is not just assessing you as an employer. They're assessing your community. MMAC's FUEL Milwaukee network engages young professionals with Milwaukee's unique culture while also helping them develop into tomorrow's leaders.
Expanding global exports
MMAC is working with the Brookings Institute to increase the amount of exports from the region to the world. Focused on small and mid-sized enterprises, our goal is to assist in growing your business globally.
MMAC is working with the Brookings Institute to increase the amount of exports from the region to the world. Focused on small and mid-sized enterprises, our goal is to assist in growing your business globally.
Milwaukee 7 regional economic development initiative
The Milwaukee 7 continues to build the region’s capacity and unites the region around an agenda to grow, expand and attract world-class businesses.
The Milwaukee 7 continues to build the region’s capacity and unites the region around an agenda to grow, expand and attract world-class businesses.
- Working together to develop regional solutions to issues like workforce development, transportation, and entrepreneurship. Learn more at mke7.com.
- Since 2005, 8,000+ direct jobs have been created or retained in the region, with an impact of more than $430 million in new payroll and $600 million in new capital investment.
- Leveraged millions of dollars in federal earmarks, state assistance and other municipal investments for business projects that make the Milwaukee Region stronger and a more attractive place to do business.