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PHASE 1 FORWARD DANE (May 27, 2020)
FORWARD DANE (May 18, 2020)
Public Health MDC EMERGENCY ORDER #2 (May 18, 2020)
Public Health MDC FORWARD DANE (May 19, 2020)
GOVERNOR EVERS ANNOUNCES ANOTHER TURN OF THE DIAL (May 11, 2020)
GOVERNOR EVERS BADGER BOUNCE BACK (April 23, 2020)
Public Health Madison & Dane County Re-Opening Packet (April 24, 2020)
Wisconsin State Parks and Forests to Reopen on May 1 (April 28, 2020)
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WMC COVID-19 UPDATE WEBINARS
Facing Cyber Crime
Featuring Lynn Martin, Bank of America Cyber Professional
Wednesday, June 3, 2020 10:00-11:00amAGENDACrimes against businesses are nothing new, but cyber attacks have now become a major threat during this time of disruption and businesses are increasingly vulnerable to motivated criminals. How do you keep your business safe?
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) and Bank of America invite you to hear from Lynn Martin, SVP Global Information Security Officer at Bank of America where she will discuss the most recent cyber trends along with actionable approaches you can take to protect your business.10:00AM - Introductions
10:05AM - Cyber Crime Presentation by Lynn Martin - SVP, Global Information Security, Bank of America
11:00AM - AdjournThis webinar will be hosted by Bank of America through WebEx. Due to large call volumes, attendees must register in advance and all lines will be muted during the presentation. Please follow the directions in your confirmation email.
QUESTIONS
If you have questions you would like answered, please email them to Ashley Allen at WMC by 3:00PM Monday, June 1.
Click here for the University of Wisconsin Economic Professor and Director of the Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy Noah Williams Webinar (May 27, 2020)
Click to here for the U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher webinar (May 20, 2020)
Click here for WSC Senior Safety Manager Laura Waides's Presentation Eight Steps to Keep Employees Safe (May 15, 2020)
Wisconsin Business Voice Episode #1 Click here to watch the video Discusses WI Supreme Court DecisionWisconsin Business Voice Episode #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0xBEb-4dlU Returning to Work GuidelinesWisconsin Business Voice Episode #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-RwFfPixE0 Act 21· Click here to listen to Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC) President Tim Sheehy. (May 6, 2020)
· Click here to listen to WEDC Secretary & CEO Missy Hughes webinar (April 29, 2020)
· Click here to listen to Dr. Kaplan's webinar (April 22, 2020)
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Return to Work 8 Steps To Keep Employees Safe
Watch Video with Laura Waide from Wisconsin Safety CouncilWisconsin Safety Council encourages businesses to follow these best practices and to follow the WEDC guidelines posted here.
Today we announced another turn of the dial for Wisconsin businesses by adding in-person retail shopping for up to 5 customers at a time for standalone or strip-mall based stores. And, movie goers will be able to catch a show at any drive-in theater.
This dial turn will give Wisconsin businesses another tool for serving customers and give Wisconsin consumers another avenue to support their favorite local spots in a safe and responsible way.
Both customers and workers need to be confident in their safety, so we need everyone to be diligent in following best safety practices so we can continue to move our state forward while keeping our families and communities safe. Learn more here: https://wedc.org/reopen-guidelines/.
More information on today's turn of the dial is available at the press release here: https://content.govdelivery.com/ accounts/WIGOV/bulletins/ 28af33b
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MadREP Report March 20, 2020 /
Read more: www.sba.gov
Read more: wedc.org
Read more: www.cdc.gov
Read more: dwd.wisconsin.gov
Read more: americassbdc.orgHANGING TOGETHER WHILE ISOLATED
New State Funds for Diverse Small Businesses (May 14, 2020) Visit our Website
In response to the strain placed on small businesses by the COVID-19 pandemic, WEDC has funded an initiative to support minority, women, and veteran-owned business. This initiative will award grants of $2,000 per company to qualified businesses with five or fewer full-time equivalent employees (including the owner) in the retail, service or hospitality sectors that have not received assistance through the Small Business 20/20 Program or the federal CARES Act and/or Paycheck Protection Program.
This one-time, temporary initiative will accept applications from May 18-24, 2020. Companies that meet the program criteria can apply through one of Wisconsin’s Collective Ethnic and Diverse Organizations during the application window. If the applications received exceed the funds available, companies will be selected at random from the pool of pre-qualified applicants that meet all program criteria.
For more information about business funding sources, be sure to check the MadREP website often as we navigate reopening Wisconsin.
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DCCVA News Alert May 13, 2020
Public Health Madison & Dane County Keeps Safer at Home in Place Through May 26Shortly after the Wisconsin Supreme Court today struck down the Evers Administration's Safer At Home order, Public Health Madison and Dane County issued its own order that will keep the provisions of the state order in place through 8 a.m. May 26 in Dane County.
The local health department order adopts the provisions within Emergency Order 28, as well as Emergency Orders 34 and 36, making just one modification from Order #28 relating to "religious entities:"
- Section 13.h - entitled "Wedding, funerals and religious entities" is amended to remove religious entities from the subsection.
- Section 13 aa is created entitled "Religious entities". Religious entities must follow section 2.b.
See the press release.
See the local order.
See the Wisconsin Legislative Council memo "Authority of public health officials during a public health emergency."
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County Executive Joe Parisi announced today that Dane County will increase funding for its Small Business Pandemic Support Grant Program to $10.8 million following overwhelming community interest. The grant program was announced Wednesday, April 1 and started out at $250,000, before later being increased to $800,000.
By adding $10 million to this program, Dane County and Dane Buy Local hope to help many more local businesses survive the COIVD-19 public health crisis. Dane Buy Local has awarded agreements to 297 local business totaling over $890,000 thus far.Please see the News Release for further information and visit http://www.danebuylocal.com; in addition, please see the story and the video of the press conference here: https://www.channel3000.com/dane-co-leaders-announce-additional-10m-for-small-business-support-program/
Questions about applying, call or email Colin Murray at 608-712-3440 or colin@danebuylocal.com.
Scott Adrian (608) 266-2444
Dane County Executive's OfficePublic Health Director Janel Heinrich and Joe Parisi Webinar (May 14, 2020)
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