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How The Coven Is Building Inclusive Workspaces Across the Midwest

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By Mark Barthel
| Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
Column by Alex West Steinman, Co-Founder, CEO, The Coven Work shapes so much of our lives. It shapes our confidence, our community, and our sense of possibility. It has always been central to my own identity. I built my career in advertising and public relations before launching my own communications consulting practice. I loved the creativity and strategy of the industry, and I was fortunate to support incredible clients.
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Building a Global Game Publisher from Wisconsin

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By Mark Barthel
| Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
Column by Ben Kvalo, Founder, CEO, Midwest Games I’ve had the opportunity over my career to work with some of the biggest names in gaming and entertainment all around the globe, but my journey started in Wisconsin. I studied business administration and communications at UW-Green Bay. After graduating, I entered the video game industry, landing at 2K in its earlier days.
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Meeting Fox Cities’ childcare needs

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By Mark Barthel
| Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
WEDC $250,000 grant will support redevelopment for YMCA of Fox Cities childcare facility MADISON, WI. JULY 01, 2026 – As in other communities across the state, families in Outagamie County face a critical childcare shortage, with more than 1,200 children waiting for open childcare slots and over three-fourths of local providers placing families on waitlists according to a study by Child Care Resource and Referral.
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