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The Wisconsin Paper Council was founded in 1968 to advocate on behalf of the paper and pulp industries by promoting their interests to a wide variety of audiences on both the state and federal level. The company's goal is to use strategic planning to achieve positive policy outcomes for our members.

The Wisconsin Policy Forum was created on January 1 with the merger of the Madison-based Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance (founded: 1932) and the Milwaukee-based Public Policy Forum (founded: 1913). With research staffs in both cities, the Forum will continue the tradition of independent, nonpartisan government research and education of its predecessors.

The Wisconsin Policy Forum was created on January 1 with the merger of the Madison-based Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance (founded: 1932) and the Milwaukee-based Public Policy Forum (founded: 1913). With research staffs in both cities, the Forum will continue the tradition of independent, nonpartisan government research and education of its predecessors.

The Wisconsin Policy Forum was created on January 1 with the merger of the Madison-based Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance (founded: 1932) and the Milwaukee-based Public Policy Forum (founded: 1913). With research staffs in both cities, the Forum will continue the tradition of independent, nonpartisan government research and education of its predecessors.

Wisconsin Precision Casting is your investment casting solution for cost reductions, enhanced part performance, and prototyping.

The Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association (WPHCA) is the member association for the 17 Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) across the state. WPHCA provides T/TA to Health Centers for Quality Improvement, Health Information Technology, Special Populations, Chronic Disease Management Systems, Health Policy, Advocacy, and more. We are proud of the care that our Community Health Centers provide to over 300,000 Wisconsinites each year.

Assisting Wisconsin businesses compete in the government marketplace. AND Providing critical technical assistance to Wisconsin businesses in support of developing strong, sustainable, and resilient government contractors and supply chains

Wisconsin Racing spends each fall semester designing new vehicles, constantly searching for ways to improve performance and increase reliability. During the winter months, the team develops the vehicle with comprehensive manufacturing processes. In this phase, the team works tirelessly to build and test the vehicles, continuously resolving any issues that arise. Everything comes together for the first competition of the year, FSAE Michigan, in early May, and the electric competition, FSAE Lincoln, in June.