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Although some people may be uncomfortable talking about race, sex, sexual orientation and other differences, Erickajoy Daniels steps right in and speaks up.

At Froedtert Health, diversity is not just a word tucked into a mission statement or included on a list of company values. It is ingrained into what the healthcare organization’s employers do every day.

  Although Melissa Zabkowicz grew up wanting to be an attorney, she did not settle on her corporate law specialty until the summer before her final year of law school. “I always thought I would be a prosecutor, but I ...

When Bradley Tech High School students applied to be a part of an educational construction project at the Freshwater Plaza in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood, they probably expected some hands-on work with tools. What they didn’t expect was to get lessons on the business-side of the project, including acquiring land or leasing a finished building.

For Ryan O’Toole, the most rewarding part of any construction project is seeing how clients use their new space and the excitement that ensues.

Falamak Nourzad views her work in design and architecture as the ideal way to engage both the analytical and creative sides of her brain.

Kevin Shafer prefers it when the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District operates in the background, providing water-reclamation and flood-management services to 28 municipalities.

Phil Vetterkind has to think little about his response when asked what he enjoys most about his job: “I get to go in a lot of cool buildings and see and do a lot of cool things.”

Whether it’s setting school scoring records or successfully leading a new division at her family’s company, Jeannie Cullen Schultz is driven to be the best.

Joe Schwengels is looking to change that popular question asked to high school seniors from “What college are you going to?” to “What are your career plans?”