Client Success
Our consulting services for Waukesha County started in December 2016. In 2017, the Center for Growth:
- served almost 150 companies
- met with over 40 lenders and resource partners
- helped 94 clients (53 long term) to improve and grow
- provided almost 850 hours of no-cost consulting
- helped to launch 5 new ventures
- created/retained 13 jobs
- facilitated almost $500,000 of capital investment in client companies
- held 2 workshops on woman- and minority-owned business certification and government contracting
- delivered 2 presentations on local resources for business growth and entrepreneurship to business leaders
We assist a wide range of businesses, such as product manufacturers, tool and die shops, engineering specialists, construction firms, IT solutions providers, retail businesses, restaurants, legal firms, technical consultants, trucking companies and equipment distribution.
Unite Utility
July 23, 2019Unite Utility is an underground construction contractor that specializes in the installation of fiber optic mainline.
When one cabinet closes, another one opens
April 23, 2019Throughout his years in the field doing residential and commercial cabinetry, Tom Dahms has built up a large list of clients. From dentist offices across the state, to car dealerships, banks and dance studios, Tom has just about done it all. And with over 30 years of experience, Tom can now add business owner to his resume.
Taco Amigo
January 22, 2019Once Joe made his decision to purchase Taco Amigo, the Waukesha County Center for Growth helped him realize his dream.
Land of the Free
January 22, 2019Mark and Ann Meyer, Pewaukee natives, established Dawn’s Early Light Flags LLC in Bellevue, Washington in 2010. Dawn’s Early Light manufactures United States flags for the federal government, including military branches and the Department of Homeland Security. With costs rising in Washington, they decided to move a portion of the operations back home to Pewaukee.
Pool time with a purpose for dogs
December 27, 2018In search of better work/life balance, Becky Pease moved from a successful but stressful corporate accounting career to pursue an opportunity involving her love of animals: she bought a franchise called Central Bark Doggy Daycare. While operating the business, she realized the animals’ need for an indoor pool.
Treetop Explorer
October 11, 2018By: Curt Andrews, owner of Treetop Explorer. My wife Jennifer and I experience life from a perspective unfamiliar to most—the canopies of trees. Together we share a passion for tree climbing, and with our business, Treetop Explorer based in Waukesha, we can share our adventures and climbing experiences with others.
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