Don’t be the Walking Dead

26 Oct 2015

Anyone who watches The Walking Dead can tell you that trying to survive alone in a zombie apocalypse is almost impossible. Most characters who try it often end up without resources, security, or sanity.

While the business world has remarkably fewer zombies, the consequences for trying to survive alone can be extremely similar. Momentum West is dedicated to bringing businesses together so that nobody has to suffer this fate. They are able to support others because, in turn, they receive support from local companies such as: BMO Harris Bank, Chippewa Valley Technical College, Dairyland Power System, Rudar Ware, Sacred Heart Hospital, Wipfli, and Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College.

For more information on these investors behind Momentum West, or how to offer additional support to Momentum West, click here: http://www.momentumwest.org/momentum-west/about/our-investors/gold-level-investors/?cat=Gold&keyword=&submit=Submit

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