The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is spending 956-thousand dollars on a campaign designed to convince Chicago millennials to relocate here. Ads will be placed on social media, Chicago’s commuter trains and in health clubs pointing out shorter commutes can mean less stress and more time for family, friends and workouts. Chicago residents between the ages of 21 and 34 are being targeted. The social media ads will also try to convince graduates of Wisconsin colleges who moved away to return.
WEDC Spends $1M Trying To Get Chicago Millennials To Move Here
Jan 10, 2018 | 4:42 PM
State News