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Find similar grantsAI for Small Business Workshop Series (Southwestern Wisconsin) is sponsored by Southwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SWWRPC) (supported by USDA Rural Business Development Grant). A workshop series offering free, hands-on training for small-business owners in southwestern Wisconsin on how to implement generative artificial intelligence in their daily operations.
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