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November 10, 2016

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Women of Industry

A passion for mental health

With one in five Americans having a mental health condition, Corinda Rainey-Moore's tireless advocacy on their behalf is far from over.

IB Gallery

Celebrating the 2016 Women of Industry

Greater Madison's forward-thinking women took center stage at IB's second annual award ceremony.
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Business Report

> The Mic 92.1 cuts progressive format

> Suttle-Straus opens new center

> Hep B study put on hold

> SBA Award nominations open

> Trade venture headed to China

State Bar of WI soliciting applications for executive director

The complete job description, as well as additional information about the State Bar of Wisconsin, is available on the State Bar website: www.wisbar.org. Indications of interest, inquiries, applications and nominations should be directed by email to: Barbara Mendel Mayden at [email protected].

Blogs

Bring It! A conservative blog by David Blaska

Consider America pinched (if not goosed)

Open Mic A guest blog by Glorily López

Immigration impact of the 2016 election results

Now Accepting Top Exec Nominations!

IB is now seeking nominations for the fourth annual Executive of the Year Awards. The honor is given to exemplary business executives based on leadership, innovation, and company success. Nominate yourself or the top exec at your company before Nov. 15.

Nominate today!

IB Poll

With the election behind us, what will you focus most on now?

A. The holidays.

B. The Badgers' stretch run.
C. Getting the snow thrower ready.

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:

Daylight saving time ended this past weekend. Should we end it for good?

Yes, it doesn't save energy, increase productivity, reduce accidents, or make us healthier. DST is dumb.	64%
No, it may be inconvenient for a couple days, but you get eight months of increased morning sunllight in return.	36%