CorvisaCloud Expands Milwaukee Office, Adds New Jobs

Milwaukee-based software company CorvisaCloud has recently announced a significant expansion plan, which includes nearly doubling the size of its local office to approximately 35,000 square feet. According to a company spokeswoman, this move will also bring about 100 new job opportunities across the company, with most positions based in Milwaukee.

This development comes on the heels of CorvisaCloud's recent $30 million capital infusion from its parent company, Novation Companies, which is expected to enable the hiring of over 60 employees in the coming year. This investment marks a significant milestone for the company and solidifies its commitment to growth and innovation.

Under the leadership of new president and CEO Dan Sullivan, CorvisaCloud aims to continue driving technological advancements and expanding its presence in the industry. Sullivan brings an impressive track record of success, having co-founded or led several medical technology companies that achieved commercial success and exited for their investors.

Meanwhile, NeuWave Medical, a Madison-based company specializing in minimally-invasive surgical devices, has named Dan Sullivan as its new president and CEO. However, instead of remaining in Wisconsin, the company will relocate to North Carolina.

On a separate note, Helios Solar Works, a Milwaukee solar panel startup that had filed for receivership and shut down last year, is set to reopen under its new Chinese parent company, Chinaland Solar Energy. Although the company will not be based in Wisconsin anymore, this development highlights the growing importance of renewable energy initiatives worldwide.

These recent news items underscore the exciting developments taking place within Wisconsin's tech and innovation community. As CorvisaCloud continues to expand and innovate, we can expect to see even more growth and opportunities emerge in the state's technology sector.

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