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Wisconsin Capital Region Businesses Report Revenue Growth Despite Uncertainty

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The third annual Next Normal employer survey gathered responses from 218 organizations throughout Wisconsin’s Capital Region. The findings indicate that 81% of respondents reported that their revenue increased or held steady over the past year. Furthermore, 91% of those surveyed expect their revenue to grow or remain stable moving forward.

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The survey reflects the resilience and confidence within the regional business climate, with 90% of respondents rating it as average or better. However, 61% of businesses cited economic uncertainty as a barrier, followed by inflation at 49% and healthcare costs at 42%.

From gazettextra.com

Who's involved

  • JanesvilleCity located within the Capital Region, where the survey was conducted.
  • WisconsinState containing the Capital Region where the survey took place.
  • Rock CountyCounty where Janesville is located and is part of the Capital Region.

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