Strategically investing in Wisconsin to enhance the economic well-being of people and their businesses and communities.

Whether you’re a Wisconsin business or community or a business based elsewhere in the U.S. or abroad, WEDC is here to help you find success in Wisconsin. We offer funding, resources, programs, and training to help both companies and communities bring their visions to life.

WEDC is here to help Wisconsin businesses and communities by providing resources, operational support, and financial assistance.

People are at the heart of WEDC, and our human resources team is here to nurture a positive and inclusive work environment. Whether you’re currently working for WEDC or interested in an open position, we’re here to provide support and information.

Wisconsin’s forward thinkers are enriching their communities, transforming entire industries, and making the world a better place with their ideas. Whether you’re building a business from the ground up or you have a groundbreaking idea, WEDC is here to help champion your vision and help you succeed.

WEDC supports Wisconsin's small businesses with resources and tools that promote business growth at every stage. Get started today.

The executives at WEDC are an impassioned team, driven to help Wisconsinites succeed. Get to know our executives.

The Wisconsin Investment Fund will take its ROI and reinvest it into the next generation of startups, creating a growing source of capital to fuel future innovation. In the next decade, WEDC expects to leverage more than 10 times the initial investment in subsequent private capital.

Whether your company is based internationally, elsewhere within the U.S., or right here in Wisconsin, there’s a WEDC team member who can help you find success in our state. Please select your location below so we can connect you with the right person.

2024年5月29日 · MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, together with Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) Secretary and CEO Missy Hughes, today announced a major step forward in supporting Wisconsin entrepreneurs with the launch of the Wisconsin Investment Fund, a public-private venture capital initiative that will initially invest $100 million in startup ...