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Wisconsin International Trade Conference
The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce recently hosted the 48th annual Wisconsin International Trade Conference. Gov. Scott Walker presented the Wisconsin Export Awards at a lunch session, while seminars on exporting and networking opportunities were available throughout the daylong event.
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1: Attendees listen to Gov. Scott Walker talk about the importance of exporting to Wisconsin’s economy.
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2: Representatives from BouMatic accept a Wisconsin Export Award from Gov. Scott Walker.
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3: An afternoon session featured expert panelists discussing export experiences and expectations for China. Bob Kraft of FirstPathway partners moderated the session.
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4: Brian LaRue, general manager-Milwaukee and Matthew McPhail, manager of sales and marketing, both of Federal Marine Terminals Inc.
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5: Jonathan Paull, senior account executive at Pilot Freight Services, Tim Skalmoski, director of sales at Tax Airfreight Inc. and Alan Malkasian, account executive at Pilot Freight Services.
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6: Greg Gomez, vice president of business development and Dennis Webb, vice president of customer solutions-Latin America, both of Badger Meter.
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7: Dianna Rowinski, director of educational services/group administrator at Wisconsin Credit Association and Kelly Jordan, customer service/sales at Bentley World-Packaging Ltd.
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8: V. Kanti Prasad, Bostrom professor of entrepreneurship and innovation and faculty director of International Business Center at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Kurt Prange, senior account manager at Bentley World-Packaging Ltd.
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9: Harish Patel, director of Anguil Environmental Systems Inc. and Wayne Ramus, vice president of global funding and capital markets-corporate at GE.
Aside from city founders Solomon Juneau, Byron Kilbourn and George Walker, few people, if any, have had more impact on Milwaukee than entrepreneur, community advocate and philanthropist Michael J. Cudahy.
