Wisconsin Technology Council: Maggie Brickerman to become president of Tech Council; will succeed Tom Still

MADISON, Wis.— The Wisconsin Technology Council announced Monday that Maggie Brickerman has been named its next president, succeeding Tom Still, who is retiring Oct. 3 after 23 years of leadership.

Brickerman, a founding leader of Wisconsin-based tech incubator gener8tor, has spent more than eight years driving innovation, investment and entrepreneurial growth in Wisconsin and beyond. At gener8tor, she directed strategic vision, managed an eight-figure operating budget, and scaled programs that supported more than 500 companies, collectively raising nearly $1.5 billion in follow-on funding.

“After more than two decades of Tom Still’s steady leadership, Maggie is the right person to lead the Tech Council into its next chapter,” said Gary Frings, board chair of the Tech Council. “Her deep knowledge of Wisconsin’s tech ecosystem, combined with her proven leadership skills and experience in building innovation networks, will be instrumental in driving the Council’s 2.0 phase.”

Founded in 2001, the Wisconsin Technology Council is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that fosters science- and technology-based business growth in Wisconsin through advocacy, programming and strategic partnerships. The organization is positioned to lead the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem amid advances in AI, advanced manufacturing, agricultural technologies, life sciences and other emerging industries.

“I am honored to build on Tom’s legacy,” Brickerman said. “This is a pivotal moment for Wisconsin’s tech economy, and I look forward to bringing together innovators, investors and policymakers to ensure our high-tech sector is reaching its full potential in creating wealth and jobs for all Wisconsinites.”

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