LADYINC VENTURES

09/13/2025

08/28/2025

Don’t miss this empowering day of learning, connection, and growth! Meet with a ln expert coach to help you grow your business!

Sign up online by September 14th ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ https://www.wwbic.com/events/seeds-of-growth-091625/

🌿Ready to grow your business?🌿

Seeds for Growth is your opportunity to expand your horizons, strengthen your network, and gain expert insights to take your business to the next level. Don’t miss this empowering day of learning, connection, and growth!

Sign up online by September 14th ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ https://www.wwbic.com/events/seeds-of-growth-091625/



Huntington National Bank

08/25/2025

Applications open now to Wisconsin start ups making less than $100k. $750 business grant check upon completion. 100% attendance rate required! Only 15 spots open for the first cohort so don’t wait- Register today! 1 Letter of recommendation recommendation required that’s all!

🌟 Ignite Business Academy — Applications Now Open! 🌟

Are you ready to take your business idea to the next level?
Join the FREE 3-month Ignite Business Academy this Fall and get the tools, mentorship, and funding to grow with confidence. 🚀

✨ What’s Included:
✅ Hands-on training in business & AI tools you can use right away
✅ Personalized 1-on-1 coaching and action plan
✅ In-person workshops at WCCC HQ in Milwaukee
✅ $750 micro-grant awarded at graduation

⚡ Special Priority Access: Apply before September 8 to secure priority placement in the first cohort!
👥 Limited to only 15 participants for the first round— don’t miss out.

📋 A letter of recommendation is required.
📅 Applications are open NOW!

👉 Apply here: https://www.wisccc.org/ignite-business-academy

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Powered by: Wisconsin Chinese Chamber of Commerce (WCCC)

Sponsors: Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Old National Bank, Associated Bank
Program Partners: Wisconsin SBDC Network, BizStarts, WWBIC, Klario, LADYINC VENTURES, LADYInc Philanthropies

08/14/2025

WATER DROP ALERT is now over. Thank you for reducing your water usage.

Did you know one inch of rain in our service area = 7.1 BILLION gallons of water? According to the MMSD area-wide rain gauges, 14 areas received seven inches or more of rain in 24 hours. To illustrate the scale of this event, one inch of rain across our service area is equivalent to 7.1 billion gallons of water.

Curious how much rain in your area? Check out our rain gauge data: https://www.mmsd.com/about-us/news/mmsd-storm-update-aug-9-11-2025

If you’ve had basement flooding:
➡ Report it here: https://www.mmsd.com/about-us/contact-us/reporting-wet-basement
➡ Contact your city’s public works department

08/13/2025

Milwaukee water history - Equip yourself with knowledge neighbors!

This week's Bubbler Talk question comes from Jim Thompson, who teaches mechanical drawing at MATC."I saw on a map there were two Honey Creeks in…

08/05/2025

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CONGRATS: Teen becomes first in Texas to pass state plumbing exam straight from high school: https://www.11alive.com/article/life/heartwarming/woodville-graduate-becomes-first-in-texas-to-pass-state-plumbing-exam-straight-from-high-school/502-411fae00-0c23-4674-aec6-722da2c40c80?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_11Alive

07/25/2025

07/23/2025

07/20/2025

Gotta support young entrepreneurs, they’ll be holding down the economy shortly!

07/20/2025

06/29/2024

As I head into the weekend, I'm happy to announce that starting on Monday July 1 2024, I'll be on the dream team at the Wisconsin Minority Business Development Agency's Business Center providing technical assistance, coaching, and support to minority businesses as they navigate obtaining and leveraging their MBE certifications to do business with the government! As an economic development professional and certified small business coach, I know first hand how robust and life changing these opportunities can be in an entrepreneurs quest to build generational wealth. Unfortunately, we as ethnic minorities are extremely underrepresented in this space but we're here to address that. And if you're a minority owned business here in Wisconsin and don't really know much about it, I'm definitely blowing the whistle and making business get the resources they need. Yall know I thrive in equity work! In closing, I echo the words of my friend Ed Hennings,