“Exporting Wisconsin’s Goods & Services”

Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch is traveling to China this month to promote Wisconsin’s people and products with a major trade partner. The Lt. Governor will lead an eight-member bipartisan delegation of state and local officials from across the United States on a ten-day trip to the People’s Republic of China. The trip will take place from December 6 to December 16, 2014, with stops in Beijing, Chengdu, and Shanghai.

Come hear from Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch on the morning of Friday, Dec. 19th to hear stories from her travels and what she learned while leading the delegation in China.

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Important Downtown travel Information:
The second stage of the I-794 Lake Freeway/Hoan Bridge Project spans from late 2014 to late 2015. During this time, the Jackson/Van Buren exit will be closed. Please plan accordingly as the DOT is anticipating heavy congestion and longer travel times.

Here are a few alternate routes for you to consider:
Traveling from the north
    I-43 South to I-794 East (southbound) to Plankinton Avenue
    I-43 South to McKinley/Fond du Lac Avenue exit
    I-43 South to 11th Street exit
Traveling from the south
    I-43 North to I-794 East (southbound) to Plankinton Avenue exit
    I-43 North to 10th and Michigan Street exit, east on Michigan Street
    I-43 North to National Avenue exit, east on National Avenue to 1st Street, north on 1st Street
Traveling from the west
    I-94 East to James Lovell Street/St. Paul Avenue exits
    I-94 East to 13th Street exit to St. Paul Avenue or Clybourn Street/Tory Hill Street
    I-94 East to I-43 North to Kilbourn Avenue Tunnel exit
    I-94 East to I-43 North to McKinley/Fond du Lac Avenue exit

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Breakfast Roundtable with Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch