Potawatomi Ventures and Waséyabek Development Company, LLC are pleased to announce a strategic investment in BAMF Health, the world’s first vertically integrated platform for intelligence-based precision medicine.

Sagewind Development, a subsidiary of Potawatomi Ventures, announced today it is in contract for one of the first southeastern Wisconsin locations for fireside MARKET, another Potawatomi Ventures company.

Potawatomi Ventures announced today that Michael Barrett was named the company’s new chief information officer. With more than 20 years of progressive experience in enabling business strategy through technology, Barrett joins the company’s executive team, and is responsible for providing overall leadership, strategy and direction for company-wide IT customer support and technology infrastructure to meet the needs of Potawatomi Venture’s IT operations and its subsidiaries.

The Potawatomi Business Development Corporation has announced a complete rebranding, including a new name, logo and tagline, after two decades of successful growth. The change, to Potawatomi Ventures, marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey – a comprehensive rebranding effort that encapsulates its evolution, setting the stage for an exciting future.

The Potawatomi Business Development Corporation (PBDC), announced today Jeff Johnson was named as the company’s chief operating officer for the commercial group. Johnson is a member of the Forest County Potawatomi Community and was previously vice-chairman of the PBDC Board of Directors.

The Forest County Potawatomi Community is pushing ahead with its redevelopment of the former Dairyland Greyhound Park in Kenosha, preparing land for up to 1.2 million square feet of industrial buildings, and laying plans for more than 400 apartments.

The Potawatomi Business Development Corporation (PBDC), announced today Kip Ritchie was named Chief Executive Officer of the company. Ritchie is a member of the Forest County Potawatomi Community and has worked with PBDC since its founding in 2002, most recently as Interim CEO, Chief Operating Officer and prior to that, as president of Greenfire Management Services, a PBDC subsidiary company.

Kip Ritchie this week was named CEO of the business development arm of the Forest County Potawatomi Community that is expanding in the real estate development, convenience store and electric vehicle markets.

The Potawatomi Business Development Corporation is expanding its real estate presence both literally and figuratively.

The business development arm of the Forest County Potawatomi Community of Wisconsin, announced Friday that it has signed a new lease for 18,357 square feet of office space at the 833 East Michigan office building in downtown Milwaukee.

Potawatomi Business Development Corp. in February will move into a prominent space in the 833 East office in downtown Milwaukee as it seeks to grow a number of subsidiary ventures involved in real estate, electric vehicles and a new convenience store brand.

While phishing attacks and other cybersecurity threats are top concerns for companies that rely on constant, fast access to data to keep their operations running smoothly, ensuring the physical security of data is just as important as protecting it from online attackers. 

Redhawk Network Security, a provider of information security, network, and managed security services, today named Ben Gallo as president of the company. Gallo brings more than 20 years of experience in technology sales, leadership, and customer relations to his new role leading the company. This experience in growing teams will be invaluable as he builds on the company’s success and looks for new growth opportunities in the dynamic cybersecurity market.

Greenfire Management Services, LLC (GMS), recently named one of southeastern Wisconsin’s fastest growing firms, announced today it will expand its presence with the opening of a new office in Wausau, Wisconsin. In addition, Greenfire named Michael Murphy as the Director of Northern Operations to lead the new Wausau office.

PBDC ranked third in the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Largest Milwaukee-Area Based Minority-Owned Business list!

PBDC was recently featured in a brand awareness campaign for our ownership, the Forest County Potawatomi. The goal of this ad campaign is to highlight the Tribe's significant non-gaming investments across Wisconsin, and the global impact being made.