Profiles of entrepreneurs and executives building companies across Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, and communities throughout Wisconsin.
Owen Delacroix converted a historic Waukesha farmhouse into a boutique inn and restaurant, then built it into a small hospitality group betting on the region's appeal to Milwaukee weekend travelers.
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Monique Beauregard built a single vintage-goods storefront into a small chain of Prairie & Pine Mercantile shops, arguing that curated local retail can still compete with big-box stores and online shopping.
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Nathaniel Osei built a data infrastructure company in Green Bay, arguing the city can build a genuine technology sector rather than remaining known only for its football team.
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Grant Ostrowski organized a cooperative of Waukesha County farmers around regenerative soil practices, arguing the approach can keep small family farms financially viable for another generation.
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Sabrina Reyes left a national consulting firm to build a boutique advisory practice in Eau Claire, arguing that mid-sized Wisconsin companies need strategy expertise without big-firm overhead.
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Fiona Bregman built a same-day and next-day delivery logistics company in Appleton, filling a gap for Fox Valley businesses left underserved by national parcel carriers.
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