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Sponsor MMAC's one-of-a-kind All Member Meeting on November 10, 2009.  Just as the name implies, this is a meeting for all of our 1,800 member businesses representing 300,000 employees.  It is not to be missed.  In past years, this event has been a sell-out, attracting crowds of 1,200+. 
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2009 Future 50 winning companies find ways to grow despite economic downturn   To view MMAC/COSBE's 2009 Future 50 Winners, click here >> "The Future 50 list is a representative sample of the Milwaukee Region's business strengths," said Tim Sheehy, MMAC president, "These companies point to where our economy is headed and with a strong mix of traditional and emerging industries, we are headed in the right direction."  read more >>   MMAC members win mandated sick leave ruling Court grants permanent injunction For a copy of Judge Cooper's full decision, click here >> Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Thomas Cooper struck down the City of Milwaukee's paid sick leave mandate on June 12, stating that, "This is a case where the reach of the proposed ordinance exceeds its grasp.  As such, this Court holds that the ordinance is invalid and unconstitutional and MMAC is entitled to summary judgment and the permanent injunction it seeks."  read more >>     Madison Night in Milwaukee draws record crowd of members & legislators The first-ever Madison Night in Milwaukee was an unqualified success, bringing together 300 business and community leaders with state legislators representing the Milwaukee Region and beyond. "Feedback was extremely positive from both attendees and our sponsors, who said this was a great venue in which to meet elected officials and discuss issues," said MMAC's Director of Governmental Affairs Steve Baas.  To view all the event photos, click here >>     The Power of You MMAC members work together to make a difference By Steve Baas, MMAC Governmental Affairs Director The philosophy behind why an organization like MMAC makes pubic policy advocacy one of its core competencies is a relatively simple one:  Together we are stronger than we are individually.   Members of MMAC realize that our combined voices speaking in unison makes a bigger impact on the public policy process than each of us singing our own tune. We saw a great example of this dynamic in action over the past several months in the state budget debate.  read more >>

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