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Reducing the Regulatory Burden! Giving Business a Voice at the State (WITC New Richmond Session)
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Reducing the Regulatory Burden! Giving Business a Voice at the State (WITC New Richmond Session)
Date:
May 14, 2015
Time:
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT
Registration:
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Event Description:
Momentum West welcomes Nancy Mistele, Director - Office of Business Development.
If you’ve ever needed help solving problems, getting answers or reducing the regulatory burden of state government then this event is for you! As the ‘concierge service for business’ the Office of Business Development will identify the many ways they’ve helped business cut through red tape to solve problems, identify laws and rules that need to be reformed and link to various resources and services available in Wisconsin.
Since early 2013, more than 500 events have been held in counties all across the state. After hearing this presentation which includes real life examples of problems encountered and solutions provided, business owners have brought more than 400 issues to their attention seeking assistance, including numerous ideas for regulatory reform.
The presentation is followed by a Q&A session so don’t miss out on the opportunity to share your ideas on how to reduce the regulatory burden imposed by state government regulations!
If you’ve ever needed help solving problems, getting answers or reducing the regulatory burden of state government then this event is for you! As the ‘concierge service for business’ the Office of Business Development will identify the many ways they’ve helped business cut through red tape to solve problems, identify laws and rules that need to be reformed and link to various resources and services available in Wisconsin.
Since early 2013, more than 500 events have been held in counties all across the state. After hearing this presentation which includes real life examples of problems encountered and solutions provided, business owners have brought more than 400 issues to their attention seeking assistance, including numerous ideas for regulatory reform.
The presentation is followed by a Q&A session so don’t miss out on the opportunity to share your ideas on how to reduce the regulatory burden imposed by state government regulations!
