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  1. Surveys regarding cost issues in Wisconsin were conducted by the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce on June 9th.

Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce promotes policy manager for regulatory issues

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 30
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Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce announced that Anna Blaszkowski was promoted to Senior Manager of Employment Regulation & Technology Infrastructure Policy. Scott Manley, WMC Executive Vice President of Government Relations, praised her strong work ethic and ability to navigate complex legislative issues. In her new role, she will advance WMC's policy priorities related to employment regulation and technology infrastructure issues impacting Wisconsin employers.

From wispolitics.com

Why it matters

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The promotion strengthens Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce's capacity to advocate for policies that support job creators and reduce regulatory burdens. This effort supports the association's ongoing work monitoring the state's business climate.

Surveys regarding cost issues in Wisconsin were conducted by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce on June 9th.

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    Businesses in Wisconsin might see changes in regulatory burdens or employment costs if Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce successfully advances its policy priorities.

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  1. Glenn Grothman supports policies that benefit the business community in Wisconsin.Sub-event
  2. Devin LeMahieu represents the interests of the state of Wisconsin by advancing pro-growth policies.Sub-event
  3. WMC Executive VP Scott Manley supported Wisconsin's economic climate during an award presentation in Elkhorn.Sub-event
  4. Center on Wisconsin Strategy produces reports assessing the economic health of Wisconsin.Sub-event
  5. The manufacturing industry contributes to the state's GDP, and the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce is hosting a statewide competition.Sub-event
  6. The Fox Cities Chamber is driving regional economic development efforts in Wisconsin.Sub-event
  7. The University of Wisconsin System serves as a key economic engine and talent pipeline for the state of Wisconsin.Sub-event
  8. Brian Taffora leads HBS Wisconsin's government affairs practice, providing policy services in the state.Sub-event
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  1. Anna Blaszkowski promoted at WMC, advocating for economic policies supporting Wisconsin.1 source

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