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August 23, 2018

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Making strides on work-life balance

More professionals say they've achieved a healthy work-life balance than ever, but there's still work for employers and employees to do.

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neXXpo and Pressure Chamber

Forty of the region's most exciting companies showcased what's next in Greater Madison business Aug. 16 at the Overture Center.
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Golfing for a good cause

More than 100 golfers hit the links for the 2nd Annual KMA Cares Golf Tournament to support Habitat for Humanity of Dane County.

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Business Report

> Judge Doyle Square developer drops lawsuit against city

> Luxury auto dealership opens

> Pfizer decision propels Exact Sciences

> gener8tor goes Hollywood

> MU poll indicates contentious elections ahead

> Agrace to provide home care

American Marketing Association Conference

Marketing professionals: Gain new skills, rekindle your creativity, and make new connections at AMA Madison's 10th annual conference! Join us for a day of learning on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at the Alliant Energy Center as we host powerhouse presenters from across the country. Click here to learn more about this year's program, and register today!

Blogs

Mind Your Business By Corey Chambas

'Life slogan' for business can be inspired by child's play

Leader to Leader By Terry Siebert

Choosing conversation over confrontation

The Gray Area A business blog by Donna Gray

The keys to great customer caring

Now Accepting 40 Under 40 Nominations

IB is seeking the most successful and civic-minded young professionals to be honored as the 2019 40 Under 40! The 2019 class will be featured in the March issue of In Business magazine and honored at a networking reception that month. Nominate yourself or someone you know today at IBMadison.com/40Under40.

IB Poll

Two former members of Scott Walker's administration have now publicly backed his opponent, Tony Evers. What does this say about Walker's re-election chances in November?

A. Without his allies, Walker's toast.

B. It's not a fatal blow, but this makes his campaign harder.

C. Walker's fine. The words of a couple disgruntled ex-employees can't top the strong state economy.

To cast your vote, click here and then scroll down to the IB Poll on the right-hand side of the page.

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Results from last week's poll question:

After Tuesday's primary election, which party do you think has the best candidates on the ticket to move the Wisconsin economy forward?