Engaged Funding Sources The Wisconsin Historical Society has successfully secured grants and financial awards, including a notable $75,190 from the William G. Pomeroy Foundation in 2021. This indicates a strong potential for partnerships involving grant writing, sponsorship, and specialized funding programs.

Community Collaboration Recent partnerships with organizations like Recollection Wisconsin and local historical societies demonstrate an active network of collaborative ventures, presenting opportunities for joint programs, shared resources, and technology integrations.

Technology Adoption With a tech stack that includes cloud services like Microsoft Azure and modern web technologies, the society is positioned for digital transformation solutions, including content management, virtual exhibitions, and archival management systems.

Educational Initiatives Recent awards and acquisitions, such as the purchase of the Al Ringling Theater and involvement in educational projects, highlight a focus on educational outreach and cultural programming, ideal for targeted educational technology and event sponsorship sales.

Expansion & Preservation Investments in property preservation, as seen in recent acquisitions and grants, indicate a need for conservation technologies, archival digitization, and property management solutions tailored to historical sites.