Accuray Moves HQ to Madison

Accuray – a global leader in precision radiation therapy and makers of CyberKnife, TomoTherapy and Radixact – now with FDA VitaHold Breast Package has just moved its headquarters to Madison, WI.

The company is expanding its footprint in Madison with expansion of its manufacturing facility and a new, state-of-the-art training center where it will train customers on its latest technology and radiotherapy platforms.

Accuray held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, August 29. Accuray CEO Suzanne Winter and Secretary Missy Hughes, CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, made brief remarks, and Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and State Senator Kelda Roys were on site, in addition to Accuray staff, business leaders and other dignitaries.

The event marked the completion of two projects at their Madison location – the expansion of its manufacturing facility and the completion of a new, state-of-the-art training center where it will train customers on its latest technology and radiotherapy platforms.

This announcement reinforces the company’s commitment to Madison’s health tech sector with 289 employees in Madison and 319 in Wisconsin.

ABOUT ACCURAY:
Accuray develops, manufactures, and sells radiotherapy systems for advanced cancer treatments, enabling patients to live longer and better lives. Accuray is the only major U.S. manufacturer exclusively manufacturing its systems in the U.S. for export around the globe. The company is committed to building our business in Wisconsin and contributing to the state’s growth as a global leader in biomedical and healthcare technology. Accuray is devoted to fighting cancer with innovative treatment options that can provide lifesaving and cost-effective therapy to patients.

Habitat for Humanity of Dane County’s Central Campus Grand Opening

Habitat for Humanity of Dane County is proud to announce the grand opening of its new 45,000-square-foot central campus at 6201 Odana Road in Madison.

Formerly the Odana Antiques Mall, the entirely remodeled space will serve as Habitat’s administrative office, ReStore West location, and ReStore warehouse – all under the same roof for the first time ever!

The event will start with a ribbon cutting and Habitat office tours on Thursday, June 29 from 4 – 6 p.m., including a short presentation and appetizers at 5 p.m.

The celebration will continue with ReStore West’s Grand Opening on Friday, June 30 and Saturday, July 1 with refreshments, coupon offers, and the opportunity to meet Habitat homeowners.

“It’s amazing to be under one roof for the first time. Shoppers can feel good about shopping at the store that builds homes,” explained Habitat CEO Valerie Renk. “Proceeds from our two Madison ReStores fund Habitat homes for families right here in Dane County. When you purchase that great set of kitchen cabinets or a new couch at Habitat ReStore, you are directly impacting a local family. We have always had a deep and direct connection and we are excited to now physically work alongside each other as well.”

In addition to its central campus, Habitat will continue to operate ReStore East on Madison’s east side at 4207 Monona Drive.

Vogel Bros. Building Co.: Event Essentials Breaks Ground on New State-of-the-Art Warehouse

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Open House at Henricksen’s New Madison Showroom!

Get ready, Madison – Henricksen is now in Union Corners!

After an extensive search, commercial furniture dealer Henricksen has landed on an expansive 4,000-square-foot office space at Union Corners on the East Washington corridor at 2530 Winnebago St., Madison, Wisconsin. The multi-use space has a progressive and industrial feel and is closer to the architecture and design community. This proximal opportunity is significant to Henricksen, which prides itself on the strong relationships they nurture and grow with its broad clientele, ranging from the corporate and public sector to healthcare, education, hospitality, and more.

Henricksen is committed to melding its 20-plus year rich history in Madison with current popular demand, and the showroom within this new space captures this evolution.

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Join Henricksen as they celebrate their NEW Madison showroom at Union Corners, 2530 Winnebago St., Madison, Wisconsin

Check out some of their latest products, snap selfies in their newly designed space, and prepare for a fun-filled night!

Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served and parking is complimentary.

EVENT DETAILS:

June 29th, 4-7 PM

2530 Winnebago St., Madison, Wisconsin

Free parking on site

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/open-house-at-henricksens-new-madison-showroom-tickets-632747574027

ABOUT HENRICKSEN

Henricksen is a leading dealer of contract furniture and architectural products specializing in delivering the whole package – from distinct top-notch design and furniture selections to complete installation.

Learn more here: https://www.henricksen.com/

One Community Bank Breaks Ground in Cottage Grove

June 1, 2023
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
Jamie Balsiger
One Community Bank
608-838-3141
jbalsiger@onecommunity.bank

One Community Bank Breaks Ground in Cottage Grove

(June 2023) – As a growing organization, One Community Bank recently announced a new bank location in the Cottage Grove community. The new bank will be located at 1565 Landmark Drive between Commerce Parkway and Limestone Pass.

On Thursday, April 27, One Community Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate this exciting new phase of the project. Local community members as well as OCB colleagues, directors, and partners gathered for the ceremony at the location of the future bank. Attendees included: Village of Cottage Grove president and staff, leaders from the Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce, and several of our partners from Ideal Builders, OPN Architects, and many of our subcontractor firms.

“One Community Bank believes in serving clients, supporting colleagues, and investing in our communities. Cottage Grove has a strong community presence, and our colleagues are excited to participate in events and support local businesses,” said Steve Peotter, President and CEO. “OCB has been fortunate to have worked closely with many Cottage Grove clients throughout the years. We are proud to bring OCB’s ‘Feel Good Banking’ to Cottage Grove.”

One Community Bank is working closely with Ideal Builders and OPN Architects on the new 6,000 square foot location at Landmark Drive.

“What we’ve seen in the communities that we’ve served with One Community Bank is they back up what they say,” said Tim Cleary, Executive Vice President of Ideal Builders. “They’ve been wonderful community participants to the schools, the business community, and to countless other non-profits. The Cottage Grove community is winning by having this employer here and I’m excited to see what they do here.”

“We are honored to be One Community Bank’s architect for the new Cottage Grove location, our third bank location together”, said Wesley Reynolds, Principal, OPN Architects. “Our long-time partnership is proof that OCB is committed to designing buildings that elevate the communities in which they live, work, and invest.”

One Community Bank – Cottage Grove will offer full-service banking capabilities to current and future clients in Cottage Grove and surrounding communities. The new location will include a drive-through lane with a teller window and a remote interactive teller machine (ITM). The ITM will be available extended hours. The location will have several office spaces and a conference room for colleagues to serve clients. It will also include a welcoming spacious lobby for clients to enjoy.

Online account opening capabilities enable anyone to open an account on OCB’s website today, instead of waiting until the new Cottage Grove location opens.

OCB – Cottage Grove is expected to open its doors in early 2024.

Pictured (left to right): Ryan Frank, Project Architect, OPN Architects; Jeff Versluys, Executive Vice President, One Community Bank; Wesley Reynolds, Principal, OPN Architects; Shelley Edgington, Sr. Vice President – Retail Banking, One Community Bank; Steve Peotter, President and CEO, One Community Bank; Britt Leach, Executive Director, Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce; John Williams, Village President, Village of Cottage Grove; and Tim Cleary, Executive Vice President, Ideal Builders.

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One Community Bank is one of the largest community banks in south central Wisconsin. The locally owned bank has 10 bank locations and $1.8 billion in assets. It provides both personal and business banking solutions, with an intense focus on serving clients, supporting colleagues, and investing in its communities. Five years in a row named one of Madison’s best places to work, One Community Bank serves the communities of Oregon, McFarland, Waunakee, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Middleton, Adams, Oxford, and Grand Marsh.