Financing
Stacking the right mix of incentives, grants, and financing tools to get your project fully funded.

— About our financing
An overview
Many projects require stacking capital to get the job done. We've successfully administered, developed, and managed a wide range of financing options — from Tax Increment Financing plans and Revolving Loan Funds to federal and state grant programs, CDBG administration, tax credit programs, and Industrial Revenue Bond applications.
— What we offer
Our financing services
Tax Increment Financing
We've written, amended, and managed a range of TIF plans, and structured deals including pay-as-you-go and developer-financed TIF projects.
Grant Writing and Administration
Full-service grant research, writing, and administration to help secure funding for economic development, community development, housing, homelessness, brownfield remediation, and large-scale event-oriented projects.
Deal Structuring
We structure deals on both the community and business side of the table — using tools like Industrial Revenue Bonds, Section 108 loans, and tax credit programs to reach win-win outcomes.
— Our work
The Work Behind the Decision
See how our financing work has helped clients stack the capital they needed to get projects across the finish line.
- Fond du Lac, WI
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City of Fond du Lac
We handle federal Community Development Block Grant administration for the City of Fond du Lac.
- Appleton, WI
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City of Appleton
We've provided federal and state grant administration for the City of Appleton for more than two years.
- Central Wisconsin
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Central Wisconsin Economic Development Fund (CWED)
We administer the CWED Fund — a $13 million gap and micro-loan fund available to businesses across a 10-county region.
- Wausau, WI
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Automotive Group
We represented an automotive group in Wausau in its request to the City for expansion assistance with their property.
- Wausau, WI
financing
Chemical Manufacturer
We advised a chemical manufacturer on fair dealings with the City of Wausau when it was approached about relocating from its downtown riverfront site to an industrial park.
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