In Business Madison

In Business Madison has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in February 2025. The social media accounts linked to from In Business Madison are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, ibmadison has populated their site with: • Healthcare Summit - Oct 29 @ Park Hotel • 2026 Healthcare Heroes — Nomination Form • 2026 Business of the Year — Nomination Form • 2027 Book of Lists — Update Your Info • November 2025 • Powering up the Midwest • IB Madison Guide to Giving • 2025-2026 Nonprofit Wish Lists • Nourishing the community • Professional of the Month: Faatima Khan • A Green Thumb for Business • Leaving a legacy with ESOPs • Volunteers: The not-so-secret weapon of nonprofits • Here for ‘The Long Haul’ • Madison College welcomes new leadership • Health Care Summit explores AI’s growing influence • Coliseum facelift • BREAKING: Abbott to acquire Exact Sciences • Closing Wisconsin's digital divide: Why local connectivity matters • Clarifying the presidential proclamation on H-1B petitions • Wisconsin apprentices set records • October 2025 • Data centers spark heated debate • PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH: Jazmynn Appleton • Sweet smell of success • UW-Madison's CDIS debuts splashy new digs at Morgridge Hall • A fond farewell to our MVP, JVP • Planting roots • For these entrepreneurs, elder care is personal • Sustainable support for student success • Failure to communicate • Michael Johnson’s long road to leadership | Web Exclusives | ibmadison.com • Enviro-Nav is your guide to environmental compliance • SupraNet racks up business • Education adds up in reentry • September 2025 • Growing at a Kwik Clip • PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH: Jan Hamilton-Crawford • Moving from the lab to the medicine cabinet | Technology & Biotech | ibmadison.com • Imagination Center is one for the books | Construction & Real Estate | ibmadison.com • Welcome to In Business Madison’s second annual Power 100 list! | Galleries | ibmadison.com • Staying accountable | Banking & Finance | ibmadison.com • Bolstering our business coverage at ibmadison.com | Trends | ibmadison.com • Keeping the public trust • New products, new revenue estimates | Health Care | ibmadison.com • Why Latinx financial empowerment benefits us all | Open Mic | ibmadison.com • Make the Rashkes pay’: How we are breaking down barriers to giving | Nonprofit | ibmadison.com • How renewable energy efforts measure up • Moving from the lab to the medicine cabinet • August 2025 • After a century investing in innovation, WARF looks to the future • The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) 100 year timeline • PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH: Jesse Schluter • SSM Health’s new Sun Prairie and Verona facilities follow Dane County’s population growth • When WARF met the Wisconsin Ducks • Staying close-knit at the new TAC • Banking on generosity • Like it or not, AI’s effects on economy (and more) are here • Does the child care crisis keep you up at night? It should • Closing the pay gap builds retirement income • Touring Wisconsin • Epic UGM: Futuristic Faulkner sets the AI tone • July 2025 • Pickle BOOM! • Wisconsin state budget has three wins for child care • PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH • Weaving business and philanthropy • A word from WorldWise • Building better businesses through inclusion • A vision for inclusion • Kwik Trip’s new center on track for fall opening • The curious case of Yodelay Yogurt • Business as a tool for cultural change • How Wisconsin ingenuity is shaping the future • Home values slow their rise • What’s on the menu? • June 2025 • The New Bayview • New take on an Old Fashioned • Exact Sciences’ Conroy: University research made Cologuard possible • At Epic, it’s all about the customer • Props to a theater scene pro • Blending art and business • Trump’s coal commands could backfire • Madison developer brings mass timber construction to downtown • Another reason to celebrate Juneteenth Day • Pedals with mettle • Volunteerism and employee engagement are strategic imperatives • Protecting a $220 million asset • May Issue 2025 • 2025 Forty Under 40: Class acts • Professional of the Month: Nicole Pecku, CEO and President, Anchored Agency & AFH • Madison Mallards' Vern Stenman is IB's Forty Under 40 alum of the year • Smart Cleaning Solutions is keepin’ it clean • Springing into youth sports • Staking a claim • Saying yes to youth success: Q&A with DeAndre Martin, executive director, CEOs of Tomorrow • Priced out, burned out, tuning out • Going it alone • Navigating growth: Local developers offer insights at 3rd annual Real Estate & Construction Symposium • A smarter, more affordable path forward on energy • Wisconsin is attracting more people, but will it last? • Leading through uncertainty: 6 change management strategies for resilient organizations • April Issue 2025 • Small, but mighty • Under the microscope • Agriculture on edge • Spreading propaganda • Eating clean and green • 2025 ATHENA winner rises by uplifting other women • Madison tops in Midwest tech • Stop devaluing remote work • A social prescription for health • Professional of the Month: Jon Rohr, relationship manager, BMO Commercial Bank • Strategic partnerships can magnify your value • State offers free advice and training for small businesses • March Issue 2025 • A public good? • Beginning of the end for DEI? • Cultivating culture and career readiness • Cast in a lead role • A closet full of choices • Growing its footprint • UW report: Slow, steady growth in minority-owned businesses • Life’s too short for career regrets • Investing in our kids shouldn't just be left to voters • Engaging customers is the key to retention • Tricks of the trade for 2025 • Sharing the wealth • Carving a legacy in stone • Mystery to Me turns the page • December 2025 • Women’s sports get down to business • Book of Lists 2026 • Professional of the month: Jill Pedigo Hall • Phoenix-Aid takes flight • Dynamic designer • Doubling down on data • A documentarian of development • The Wonderstate of Wisconsin • Yahara House design upgrade bolsters sense of community • How trade turbulence could shape the holiday season • Investing in creative youth fuels Madison’s future workforce • Madison’s first women’s sports bar honors state trailblazer • Clean energy jobs could stall • Digital Issues • IBMadison.com • January 2026 • A blueprint for success • Professional of the month: Iliana Tcherneva • A sharper image • Starring role • For local breweries and bars, Dry January can trim sales, but also prompts opportunities • Finding respite when the mercury drops • Developing a more sustainable data center • Honoring business excellence • Why COP30 matters for Dane County’s business community • Hard lessons in leadership • Melly Mell’s confirmed as Madison Public Market vendor • Chocolate Shoppe joins growing list of Madison Public Market vendors • Madison businesses join national shutdown, find other ways to oppose ICE • February 2026 • ETC lights up the world’s stages • Shear ambition: Woodland Tools Co. designs tools for longevity • Professional of the Month: Ezi Adesi • Championing a more inclusive legal profession • The unique clinic filling a critical role for the uninsured • Brix Cider ventures into the cream liqueur business • Local retailers still sweet on chocolate • Is there a right way to build large data centers? • Madison Public Market prepares for March opening • Tax time twists • Emotionally intelligent leaders are exhausted • March 2026 • Tailwinds ahead: The Dane County Regional Airport embarks on its next master plan | Cover Story | ibmadison.com • A virtual home base for sports fans • Microbes aid in PFAS management at Dane County Regional Airport | Industries | ibmadison.com • Professional of the Month: Devine Nzegwu • It takes a village to build one • EEOC rescinds harassment guidance • The cost of declining mental health • Selling your company twice to maximize financial gains • Much at stake in fast-moving fusion, fission worlds • What's on the Menu? • Ale Asylum co-founder Otto Dilba finds success with Molten Monkey • Pols debate data center regulation • A fresh look for In Business Madison • RECS tackles the best way forward on housing and data centers • April 2026 • Workforce housing branches out • Professional of the Month: Del Lorenson • Construction and Development Roundtable: Building the next chapter | Sponsored Content • A place in the sun • DC Materials: The Future of Construction Is Practical Innovation | Sponsored Content • New school of thought • Advanced Building: Why Construction Success Starts Early | Sponsored Content • Wired for success • Olympian Laila Edwards among speakers touting ‘motion’ at Madison Chamber event • Celebrating women leaders • Madison east side residents grapple with hail damage, next steps • Ideal Builders: Setting a Realistic Budget for Your Commercial Construction Project | Sponsored Content • State and local tax burdens keep falling • Purple up! April is the Month of the Military Child • Fish floats latest Madison LakeWay plans • New owner of Wine and Hop Shop bubbling with ideas | Industries | ibmadison.com • May 2026 • A beacon of Black brilliance • Professional of the Month: Kelly Medenwaldt • Miggy’s Bakes grows from an online side project to a brick-and-mortar shop • IKEA store to open in Madison this fall • Fusion Energy Summit mobilizes local industry • IB’s Brittney Kenaston receives Milwaukee Press Club honor • Middleton’s Thunderworks Games builds a global following despite economic challenges • Breaking away • A seismic shift in federal granting policy has nonprofits scrambling • April showers bring plenty of work for local businesses • Accelerating sustainability • The economic cost of war • June 2026 • Standouts of success and service • Collegial leadership • Paul Davis Restoration helps communities recover from disaster • Professional of the month: Matthew Childress • Is health care price transparency really elusive? • Minding Wisconsin’s business • Building skills, confidence and careers • Michael Johnson, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County, dies at 50 • Lake City Books sets sail • UW-Madison’s entrepreneurship course draws students from diverse fields • Hiawatha West could be just the beginning • How to move from AI curiosity to real productivity • The U.S. government reached a milestone that economists have long feared • Local businesses have World Cup fever as customers turn out for the tournament • Marigold Kitchen expands with a food cart • July 2026 • Final lessons • Norma Gallegos Valles • Compost pickup service Green Box Compost turns food waste into fertile ground • Chris Talton takes the helm at Goodman Community Center • Epic President Sumit Rana to step down • A new headquarters and manufacturing facility could take Madison-based Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics to another level • Remembering Michael Johnson, a champion for youth • With data center moratoriums, Madison and Dane County buy time to update land-use regulations • Garver feeds local economy, entrepreneurship • Realta gets up to $55M from Wisconsin for new HQ, R&D at Oscar Mayer site • Abbott reports higher sales, profits in Q2 • Viewpoints: Wisconsin workforce in a competitive crisis • New study says state micro-businesses have grown rapidly • Businesses at site of fatal Corey Ruiz shooting support community amid challenges • Forward Fest is growing the entrepreneurial ecosystem • Radical Coffee pushes single-origin delicacy, experimentation • August 2026 • Over 50 years, Trek’s influence spans rural Wisconsin roads to the hills of the Tour de France • Trek’s painting department a labor of love, science and outrageous techniques • Trek breaks things so you don’t • Former UW footballer Marquis Mason's solar panel cleaning company aims to optimize energy output • Learn about professional of the month Luke Andersen • Chasing excellence: In Business Madison’s 2026 Executive Excellence Awards • Retiring BioForward Wisconsin CEO Lisa Johnson reflects on her career in the life sciences • Madison’s new men’s shelter opens Sept. 1 with expanded services for locals experiencing homelessness • Why fractional services are booming in Madison • Viewpoints: State’s fusion energy future hinges on mix of old and new • An appreciation for departing Regional Publisher Dave Neill • UGM 2026: Epic AI setting the tone • UW research and startups propel quantum innovation • UW celebrates student ventures, outlines campus entrepreneurship goals • The co$t of having no one ready • The Evolution of Work • September 2026 • Redevelopment on tap in New Glarus • Flexing early success, Revel Method Pilates will soon double its number of Wisconsin studios • Realta, MGE announce plans to develop fusion energy power plant • Professional of the month: Carrie Sanders • Agritourism in full bloom at Cher’s Garden • Leadership Lab Featuring Kevin Conroy — madison club • Forty Under 40 • Real Estate & Construction Symposium • Health Care Summit