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Apply by May 29 to Be Part of the Walmart Road to Open Call 2026 at the WBENC National Conference!

Each year, Walmart’s Open Call brings their commitment to U.S. manufacturing to life — connecting entrepreneurs with the opportunity to scale their products and their impact. Walmart is kicking off the Road to Open Call 2026, and the journey to October 6-7, 2026 starts now. Walmart’s Road to Open Call is taking several stops in 2026, including Salt Lake City at the WBENC National Conference! At each stop, Walmart will connect with founders who have big ideas and shelf-ready products, made, grown or assembled right here in the U.S. If you’re ready to take your product to the next level and get in front of Walmart merchants, this is your moment!

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Steve Jobs Said This Is When Great Bosses Say 'I,' Not 'We' Granted, we're taught to say 'we.' But Jobs felt there were times 'I' is the only pronoun you should use.

What Every Successful Founder Has in Common: 'They Don't Stop. They Find Another Way.' Poshmark's Manish Chandra didn't have the playbook, so he invented one. Two industry pioneers on why the obstacle is always part of the story.

Pritzker ran for office eight years ago, saying he wanted to be the state’s chief marketing officer. As he asks voters for a third term in November, with an eye on a possible run for the White House in two years, the governor has proven adept at selling the state to businesses, racking up a string of noteworthy wins across Illinois, especially in manufacturing. He built up and deployed an expanded toolbox of tax incentives to win commitments to deliver more than 21,000 new jobs.

Pritzker turned his attention to economic development after spending much of his first term shoring up the broken finances he inherited in 2019 in a state that had gone two years without a budget and had accumulated billions in overdue bills. After 10 upgrades, its credit rating no longer hovers near junk status but remains the lowest of any state.

But he has struggled to change the underlying fundamentals of the Illinois economy. The state’s population is growing again, only slightly, and the chronic drip of people and wealth leaving the state has slowed. Yet Illinois still trails its neighbors and peer states — such as Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York — by many measures, from jobs to overall economic output.

Read more in this month's Forum here: https://www.chicagobusiness.com/forum/ccb-pritzker-marketing-economic-development-illinois-20250525/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=soc-own