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October 8, 2020

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More state grants to aid vulnerable businesses amid new pandemic restrictions

The state of Wisconsin has announced more than $100 million in new grants to small businesses.

Madison's long road to equity

Building a stronger Black entrepreneurial ecosystem in Greater Madison will require all of us to look in the mirror and get involved.

This roundtable discussion is sponsored by: American Family Insurance DreamBank, Madison College, and Summit Credit Union.

Virtual Panel Discussion: Black Economic Empowerment

Join these leaders for a live virtual event on Oct. 28! During the discussion, the panelists will answer your questions about building a stronger Black entrepreneurial ecosystem in Greater Madison. It's free to attend. Register today!

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Pandemic Photography Exhibition

"Driftless Strong: Facing Historic Times Together and Apart," debuted in the Driftless Historium Walk-up Gallery in Mount Horeb on Oct. 3.

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> Oakwood seeks to amend land-use permit, add 4-story facility

> Software company changes name

> Exact Sciences and Pfizer extend agreement

> More data on contamination needed for new bus barn project

> Goodman Center expecting high demand for Thanksgiving program

> Marquette poll: Biden still edging out Trump

> Capri Communities acquires Cottage Grove properties

> Fitchburg business loan program deadline approaching

> Madison mayor announces 2021 operating budget

> Wage law changes correlate to wage drop for construction workers

> Virtual 5K offers alternative for participants

> Antitrust report recommends big changes for big tech

20 Years of 40 Under 40: Where Are They Now?

Cindy Meicher, Class of 2009

IB is catching up with 40 Under 40 alums to see what they've been up to lately. This week features
Cindy Meicher, managing partner, Meicher CPAs.

We also caught up with Max Lynch, CEO of Ionic, Class of 2014.

Tell us about your Small Business Hero!

The pandemic has hit many small businesses hard in 2020, but we also know that some real heroic stories have emerged from these challenges, especially business owners and leaders who went to bat for small business operators and the business community at large. IB asks you to share these stories of local "Small Business Heroes" for an upcoming editorial feature. Fill out our quick online form and the IB editorial team will consider them for inclusion.

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Exit Stage Right By Martha Sullivan

3 thoughtful steps to combat workplace stress

In Search of Distinguished C-Level Execs!

In Business magazine's Executive of the Year Awards celebrate exemplary business executives based on leadership, innovation, and company success. Whether you're a CEO, CFO, COO, CMO, or another C-level position (even without the "C" in your title), we invite you to apply today! Applications will be accepted through noon on Friday, Oct. 9.

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