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The third day of class on the Harvard University campus in 2005 stands out as a turning point for Stewart Wangard.
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From Playboy Club to golf courses, Nero builds a wide-ranging career
Craig Nero remembers tearing up the hate mail.
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Read More »For Gardner, employment law is labor of love
John Gardner, a partner at DeWitt, Ross & Stevens in Madison, rarely has a dull day.
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Read More »In teaching, O’Neill sees in students what others might have missed
Teaching wasn’t Patrick O’Neill’s first love. The Oshkosh native got into remodeling and landscape work right after high school and eventually took a job at Appleton-based RJ Kampo Plumbing and Heating Inc., a company his wife’s cousin owned.
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Read More »Washebek follows through on Lemberg commitment
Dave Washebek can confidently say that when he starts a job, he sticks with it.
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Read More »Austin supports sustainability, however it’s defined
Ben Austin won’t firmly define the word that’s central to his job title and work every day at J.H. Findorff & Son.
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Read More »For Weigand, it’s the journey, not the destination
Ben Weigand is proof that sometimes the most interesting path between two points is winding and unpredictable.
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Read More »Slottke surveys his circuitous path to a career
Kevin Slottke is the survey group leader at The Sigma Group Inc. primarily because three things didn’t happen: His eyesight didn’t qualify him to be a pilot, his father didn’t pay attention to the details, and the temp agency didn’t listen.
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Read More »Some call it lobbying; For Boullion, it’s simply education
Prevailing wages played a big part in both the highest high points and lowest low points of Jim Boullion’s lobbying career.
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Read More »Christianson tops off long construction career
Larry Christianson looks back on more than 50 years spent in the construction industry and wonders if maybe he isn’t done yet.
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