2/14/2025
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Sustainability Tips
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Exciting News
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Marketing Trends
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Newly Certified Businesses
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UPCOMING EVENTS
FEB 26: Creating Wealth Through Finances and Technology [ [link removed] ]
MAR 18: Small Business Access to Capital [ [link removed] ]
MAR 18: Federal Government Contacting Workshop
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*Sustainability Tip for Small Businesses: Reduce Energy Consumption*
Lowering energy use is a simple yet impactful way for small businesses to save money and reduce their carbon footprint. Switching to LED lighting, using energy-efficient appliances, and implementing smart thermostats can significantly cut energy costs. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, small businesses can reduce their energy expenses by 10–30% with cost-effective efficiency upgrades. Encouraging employees to turn off unused electronics and optimizing heating and cooling systems can further enhance savings. Sustainable energy practices not only help the environment but also improve long-term financial sustainability.
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*Exciting News for Certified Businesses!*
Milwaukee County recognizes *Wisconsin Supplier Diversity Program (WISDP) certifications* (WBE & MBE) for their procurement opportunities! This partnership makes it easier for certified businesses to compete for county contracts, fostering *economic inclusion and growth*.
If you’re a *WBE or MBE-certified* business, don’t miss out—*explore procurement opportunities today!*
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Top 25 Marketing Trends for 2025: Navigating the Future of Business Growth [ [link removed] ]
As the business landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace, marketers must stay ahead of the curve to remain competitive. The year 2025 promises to bring transformative changes in consumer behavior, technology, and marketing strategies.
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Newly Certified Businesses
Angel's Dream Construction - WBE Annie Schultz - WBE B. Washington Enterprises, LLC. - WBE/MBE Center Street Nail Technology Academy, LLC - WBE/MBE/DVB Dashia Day, LLC - MBE HUSTLE TO OVERCOME ATHLETICS, LLC - WBE Narrowpath, LLC - WBE Turner Construction Group - MBE Veritable Contracting LLC - MBE
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*BID | WIN | PERFORM*
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