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Anniversary Celebrations: Trivera Interactive
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In 1996
when Tom Snyder launched Trivera 1.0 (or Websight Solutions as the company was known back then), 85 percent of CEOs believed there was no use for the internet. Given the abundance of technology in our lives today, it is hard to imagine the leap of faith it took to launch a website development company at a time when the first smartphones were still a decade away and the only way to get online was with a desktop computer connected via a landline modem.
After a long career as a music/program director and on-air personality with several Milwaukee-area radio stations, he’d gone on to work for a software company, and was introduced to this new thing the world wide web.
SmithGroup Hires Chris Waible to Expand Business Development in Wisconsin, Midwest
Chris Waible, SmithGroup
Madison, Wisc., March 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) SmithGroup, one of the nation’s leading integrated design firms, has hired Chris Waible to serve as director of business development for its Madison and Milwaukee offices.
An experienced leader within the architectural and engineering industry, Waible is adeptly skilled at helping clients solve organizational challenges through the implementation of targeted, holistic design strategies. As a regional resource, he will collaborate with multidisciplinary experts across the offices’ Higher Education, Workplace, Urban Design, Waterfront and Cultural Practices to connect clients with specialists in these arenas.
By Jeramey Jannene - Feb 26th, 2021 11:39 am //end headline wrapper ?>Village of Shorewood. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.
The Shorewood village trustees face a significant choice at their meeting next week Monday.
They could establish an approximately $2.5 million fund to support future affordable housing efforts, or provide property tax relief one year earlier.
The Community Development Authority (CDA) is recommending they do the latter.
The suburban community’s first tax incremental financing district is set to close, a change that would lower the village’s property tax rate next year. State law allows TIF districts, which have a maximum life of 27 years, to be extended one year and the proceeds placed into an escrow account for affordable housing efforts.
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