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NorthStar has conducted studies, given presentations, and provided consultation and advisory services to a variety of organizations in the private sector, including public policy and advocacy organizations, venture capitalists, and professional organizations, including the following: | ||
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Committee for Economic Development (CED) has addressed national priorities that promote sustained economic growth and development to benefit all Americans. CED does public policy work in education, globalization and trade, democratic institutions, and the economy and the federal budget. | ||
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Pre-K Now is a public education and advocacy organization that advances high-quality, voluntary pre-kindergarten for all three and four year olds. Supported by The Pew Charitable Trusts and other funders and a project of the Institute for Educational Leadership, Pre-K Now is a trusted resource for policy information and a strong partner for pre-k advocacy. |
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Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. TU accomplishes this mission on local, state and national levels with an extensive and dedicated volunteer network. TU’s national office and its regional offices employ professionals who testify before Congress, publish a quarterly magazine, intervene in federal legal proceedings, and work with volunteers in chapters nationwide to keep them active and involved in conservation issues. | ||
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Trust for Early Education works at the state and federal levels to educate policy makers, the media and the general public about the potential that pre-kindergarten offers to improve outcomes for America's young children. | ||
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Winner & Mandabach Campaigns is a full service, national consulting firm that specializes solely in ballot measure campaigns – including ballot initiatives, referenda, constitutional amendments and bond measures. | ||
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Wisconsin Health Care Association (WHCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing, protecting and advancing the interests of over 250 Wisconsin nursing facilities, their employees, and the residents they serve. | ||
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The Wisconsin Health Project is a new, grant-funded, non-profit organization designed to tackle two major health care issues facing Wisconsin: a large and growing uninsured population, and double-digit increases in health care costs. | ||
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The Wisconsin Policy Research Institute (WPRI) is a nonprofit institute established in 1987 to study public policy issues affecting the state of Wisconsin. WPRI's major priority is to improve the accountability of Wisconsin's government. | ||
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Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee consists of 46 general contractors, plus more than 400 affiliate firms, who are subcontractors, suppliers and service firms. Providing construction training, safety, legislation and a comprehensive paper and electronic plan room. | ||
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Community Bankers of Wisconsin is an association of locally owned and managed banks throughout Wisconsin. | ||
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La Crosse Medical Health Science Consortium represents an alliance between the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; Western Wisconsin Technical College; Viterbo College, Inc.; Gundersen Lutheran; and the Franciscan Skemp Healthcare/Mayo Health System. The Consortium focuses its efforts towards investigating collaborative initiatives to enhance primary care, strengthen medical health science education, and solidify interactive research initiatives in the clinical sciences. | ||
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Professional Golf Association (Wisconsin section) - NorthStar Economics, in conjunction with Chamberlain Research Consultants, conducted an economic impact study of the 86th PGA championship, which was held at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin. | ||
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Randolph Sheppard Vendors of Wisconsin are a chapter of The Randolph-Sheppard Vendors of America (RSVA), a national membership organization, composed of blind and visually impaired vendors. | ||
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the American Planning Association was created to facilitate the participation of members of the National American Planning Association ("APA") within Wisconsin. WAPA has three primary goals: to advance the art and science of planning in Wisconsin, to encourage the exchange of information and planning experiences, and to advance the interests and welfare of the planning profession. | ||
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The Wisconsin
Bankers Association
represents banks of all sizes from banks in rural Wisconsin to the state's
largest financial institution in Milwaukee.
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Keefe Real Estate has been recognized as the leading real estate company in Southeastern Wisconsin for many years. Under the direction of Chairman Michael K. Keefe and President Steve Beers, Keefe has become the area's leader in real estate brokerage with over 100 agents in seven offices and sales of more than $475 million annually, making Keefe among the largest independent real estate companies in Southeastern Wisconsin. | ||
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The Wisconsin Realtors Association (WRA) has been in the business of helping professionals in all aspects of the state's real estate industry since 1909. WRA represents over 12,000 professionals in real estate sales and management, appraisal and financial services, as well as real estate attorneys, title and insurance companies, and many other related fields. | ||
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Chula Vista Theme Resort, located on the Wisconsin River, in the Upper Dells of Wisconsin Dells, is a vacation spot that has it all. Attractions include spectacular views, fabulous amenities, family activities, indoor and outdoor water fun, live entertainment theater, restaurants and sports bars, and a massive 80,000 square foot indoor water park. Coming attractions include a 200,000 square foot Expo & Convention Center & Sports Complex, spa and fitness facilities, and a $2 Million dollar Golf Course expansion. | ||
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SBC Communications, Inc. offers a wide variety of telecommunications products and services, including voice and data telephone services, conferencing services, Internet access, telecommunications equipment, voice mail, and directory advertising. | ||
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Mason Wells is a middle-market private equity investor serving Midwest entrepreneurs who need capital to start a business, acquire a business or to support growth. | ||
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University Research Park is a unique research and technology park, whose primary mission is to encourage partnerships between businesses and university researchers. Located 3 miles west of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, the University Research Park is home to 107 companies employing nearly 4,000 people. | ||
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The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) serves the University of Wisconsin-Madison scientific community by patenting the discoveries of UW-Madison researchers and licensing these technologies to leading companies in Wisconsin, the United States and worldwide. | ||
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The WiCell Research Institute is dedicated to expanding the frontiers of science and medicine by unlocking the potential of stem cells. As a supporting organization of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, WiCell conducts research, supports research at UW-Madison, hosts the National Stem Cell Bank, provides training for scientists, and offers educational outreach programs for K-12 students and the community. | ||
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