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DRIVINGBUSINESSSUCCESSIN WISCONSIN
TRANSFORMING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGIC FOUNDATION
DEPARTMENT OFCOMMERCE
WEDC
RegulationsLicensingHousing
Bold New Economic
Development Initiatives
Financial Assistance
DOING BUSINESS LIKE A BUSINESS
ALIGNING RESOURCES WITH NEEDS
WEDC
Division of Economic and Community
Development
Division of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Division of Business and Industry Development
Division of International Business Development
Prospering Businesses
Entrepreneurial Spirit
Specialized Industry Leadership
Global Outlook
> > > >
EXTENDED ENTERPRISE
ENHANCED CAPABILITIES
Tools• ConnectEd
• Site Selection and Economic Development Modeling
• LocateInWisconsin.com
• Certified In Wisconsin
TrainingInitiatives• Revolving Loan Funds
• Project Apollo
• Salesforce
WEDC FY12 IMPACT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IMPACT
RECIPIENT WEDC EXTENDED ENTERPRISE
WEDC EXTENDED ENTERPRISE
Businesses 218 97 423 911
Communities 65 -- 35 --
Financial Assistance Technical Assistance
JOBS
= 100 jobs
23,759 A total of 23,759 jobs in Wisconsin are anticipated to be impacted directly by investments made by WEDC in FY12.
INVESTING IN WISCONSIN
DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Business retention and expansion grants and loansTechnology development loansWorkforce training grantsTax credits• Job Creation and Retention
• Capital Investment
• Employee Training
Early-stage business investment tax credits
LEVERAGE
GRANT AND LOANS
170 awarded
TAX CREDITS
90 awarded
BOND ALLOCATION
27 awarded
Total Number of Awards
287 awarded
Amount
$56.2 million
Amount
$98.8 million
Amount
$346.4 million
Total Amount
$501.4 million
Co-Investment Leverage
10.1:1Co-Investment Leverage
8.9:1Co-Investment Leverage
1.9:1Total Co-Investment Leverage
4.1:1
WIN-WIN
WEDC exceeded our expectations, despite a very demanding internal timeline. We respect and accept our accountability to provide the evidence we are doing what we said we would do to earn the financial incentives awarded to Bostik for our site consolidation project…. We believe this is a win/win for Bostik and Wisconsin!
— Robert L. Marquette, President and Chief Executive Officer
Bostik
CREATING A MULTIPLIER EFFECT
PARTNERS
INDUSTRY SECTORS
Leveraging industry leadership to accelerate growth and high-quality jobs by advancing high-impact initiatives in WisconsinEngagement decisions driven by “efficiency” and “effectiveness”Sector partners must exhibit:• High organizational maturity
• Strong stable leadership
• Stable financial position with strong industry support
• Sustainable and scalable business model
Customized solutions• Immediate and recurring positive impact
• Create or strengthen a unique competitive advantage for Wisconsin
• Attract co-investment funds at a ratio of 3:1
WATER COUNCIL
Public-private collaboration to solidify helps solidify Wisconsin’s status as a world leader in water technology advancements.
International Water Technology Center
MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Established revolving loan funds:• American Indian chamber of Commerce
• Hmong Chamber of Commerce
Working to establish similar programs with:• African American Chamber of Commerce
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Each chamber provides matching fundsMinority business coalition formed to build collaboration among participants with similar challenges
ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURISM
ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM
QUALIFIED NEW BUSINESS VENTURES
Qualified Angel Investments
$26.5 million
With $6.6 million in angel credits claimed, $26.5 million in qualified angel investments was achieved in calendar year 2011.
Venture Fund Investments
$18.5 million
With $4.6 million in venture fund credits claimed, $18.5 million in qualified investments was achieved in calendar year 2011.
Biotech
Health Tech
IT
Nanotech
Energy
Other
40%
7%38%
< 1%< 1%
14%
SEED INVESTMENTS
VETransfer
VictorySpark
Innovation Foundation of Western Wisconsin
TAPPING GLOBAL MARKETS
GLOBAL NETWORK
The Americas
Canada
Mexico
Chile
Brazil
Western Europe
United Kingdom
France
The Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Eastern Europe
Poland
Czech Republic
Ukraine
Russia
India, Middle East, Africa
India
United Arab Emirates
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Bahrain
Qatar
Oman
South Africa
Botswana
Mauritius
Malawi
Namibia
Lesotho
Swaziland
Mozambique
Tanzania
Zambia
Asia/Pacific
China
South Korea
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
EXPORT ASSISTANCE
ExporTech™ Training• Delivered in collaboration with Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership
(WMEP) and Northwest Wisconsin Manufacturing Outreach Center (NWMOC)
• 29 participating companies in FY12
• $500,000 in average savings and sales increases within nine months of program completion
Global Business Development Grant Program• $124,800 in grants to 19 Wisconsin companies in FY12 for export training and
market expansion
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Dedicated foreign direct investment managerWisconsin’s most concentrated effort to attract foreign capital• Organized and hosted PiYi investors from China in September 2012
• Of the 100 investment opportunities presented in 4 states, 25 companies were shortlisted for further negotiations. Nine of these were from Wisconsin!
PROMOTING THE STATE’S BUSINESS CLIMATE
TELLING OUR STORY
CHANGING PERCEPTIONS
Best/Worst States for Business/Careers
America’s Top States for Business
Index ofEntrepreneurial Activity
Best/Worst States for Business