Brittney Kenaston

As a staff journalist with In Business Madison, Brittney reports what’s new in the business scene at the local, state, and national levels. A former high school educator, she has a passion for public speaking and community connection. Outside of the office, Brittney enjoys writing fiction, hiking, painting, and playing with her dog.

Garver feeds local economy, entrepreneurship

Chloe Longmire is among the dozens of vendors who sell their wares...

Lake City Books sets sail

Madison loves its independent bookstores, and despite today’s plethora of digital reading...

Minding Wisconsin’s business

When John Miller took the helm of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp....

Paul Davis Restoration helps communities recover from disaster

Twin brothers Alex and Jon Wuest joined their mother, CEO Connie Wuest,...

Breaking away

For John Hintze, building a robust commercial banking career is a lot...

Opening of Center for Black Excellence and Culture draws huge crowds

At the May 6 grand opening of the Center for Black Excellence...

Fusion Energy Summit focuses on supply chain development and meeting energy demand

At Tuesday’s Great Lakes Fusion Energy Summit, two keynote discussions explored the...

Fusion Energy Summit mobilizes local industry

University of Wisconsin-Madison professors, scientists, investors, policymakers and leaders from across a...

Miggy’s Bakes grows from an online side project to a brick-and-mortar shop

Before Miggy’s Bakes founder Shelby Olstad became a familiar fixture at Madison-area...

A beacon of Black brilliance

Rev. Alexander Gee, Madison’s longest tenured pastor, said at 16 years old,...