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WiscLift: Leveraging key partnerships to take flight
Building on his military experience and seeing the lack of internet access In rural Wisconsin, Scott "LB" Williams decided to change that with a continuously flown drone that can provide reliable communications. WiscLift is a family run business — his family just happen to be experts in this field. WiscLift's co-founder and media manager Greta is LB’s wife. Their 17-year-old son Mac is a network engineer and the best pilot of the TeleLift and Drangonfly drones in the world.
WiscLift: Leveraging key partnerships to take flight
Building on his military experience and seeing the lack of internet access In rural Wisconsin, Scott "LB" Williams decided to change that with a continuously flown drone that can provide reliable communications. WiscLift is a family run business — his family just happen to be experts in this field. WiscLift's co-founder and media manager Greta is LB’s wife. Their 17-year-old son Mac is a network engineer and the best pilot of the TeleLift and Drangonfly drones in the world.
WiscLift: Leveraging key partnerships to take flight
Building on his military experience and seeing the lack of internet access In rural Wisconsin, Scott "LB" Williams decided to change that with a continuously flown drone that can provide reliable communications. WiscLift is a family run business — his family just happen to be experts in this field. WiscLift's co-founder and media manager Greta is LB’s wife. Their 17-year-old son Mac is a network engineer and the best pilot of the TeleLift and Drangonfly drones in the world.
WiscLift: Leveraging key partnerships to take flight
Building on his military experience and seeing the lack of internet access In rural Wisconsin, Scott "LB" Williams decided to change that with a continuously flown drone that can provide reliable communications. WiscLift is a family run business — his family just happen to be experts in this field. WiscLift's co-founder and media manager Greta is LB’s wife. Their 17-year-old son Mac is a network engineer and the best pilot of the TeleLift and Drangonfly drones in the world.
WiscLift: Leveraging key partnerships to take flight
Building on his military experience and seeing the lack of internet access In rural Wisconsin, Scott "LB" Williams decided to change that with a continuously flown drone that can provide reliable communications. WiscLift is a family run business — his family just happen to be experts in this field. WiscLift's co-founder and media manager Greta is LB’s wife. Their 17-year-old son Mac is a network engineer and the best pilot of the TeleLift and Drangonfly drones in the world.
Sticking with the Family Business
As a retired U.S. Navy veteran and the son of a gunsmith, Mike Miller knew exactly what to do when he decided to work for himself. There’s no room for error with Mike and Spartan Precision Gunsmithing. When manufacturing his custom bolt-action rifles, he deals with tolerances of about .0005 of an inch. To obtain a business loan for the necessary equipment, Mike worked with the Wyoming SBDC Network to develop an in-depth business plan and financial projections. Spartan Precision Gunsmithing now boasts equipment from metalworking machinery to a laser engraver. Mike’s shop is currently growing to accommodate the new advanced equipment and has dedicated areas for polymer pistol frame customization, Cerakote application, and gun bluing.
Sticking with the Family Business
As a retired U.S. Navy veteran and the son of a gunsmith, Mike Miller knew exactly what to do when he decided to work for himself. There’s no room for error with Mike and Spartan Precision Gunsmithing. When manufacturing his custom bolt-action rifles, he deals with tolerances of about .0005 of an inch. To obtain a business loan for the necessary equipment, Mike worked with the Wyoming SBDC Network to develop an in-depth business plan and financial projections. Spartan Precision Gunsmithing now boasts equipment from metalworking machinery to a laser engraver. Mike’s shop is currently growing to accommodate the new advanced equipment and has dedicated areas for polymer pistol frame customization, Cerakote application, and gun bluing.
Sticking with the Family Business
As a retired U.S. Navy veteran and the son of a gunsmith, Mike Miller knew exactly what to do when he decided to work for himself. There’s no room for error with Mike and Spartan Precision Gunsmithing. When manufacturing his custom bolt-action rifles, he deals with tolerances of about .0005 of an inch. To obtain a business loan for the necessary equipment, Mike worked with the Wyoming SBDC Network to develop an in-depth business plan and financial projections. Spartan Precision Gunsmithing now boasts equipment from metalworking machinery to a laser engraver. Mike’s shop is currently growing to accommodate the new advanced equipment and has dedicated areas for polymer pistol frame customization, Cerakote application, and gun bluing.
Sticking with the Family Business
As a retired U.S. Navy veteran and the son of a gunsmith, Mike Miller knew exactly what to do when he decided to work for himself. There’s no room for error with Mike and Spartan Precision Gunsmithing. When manufacturing his custom bolt-action rifles, he deals with tolerances of about .0005 of an inch. To obtain a business loan for the necessary equipment, Mike worked with the Wyoming SBDC Network to develop an in-depth business plan and financial projections. Spartan Precision Gunsmithing now boasts equipment from metalworking machinery to a laser engraver. Mike’s shop is currently growing to accommodate the new advanced equipment and has dedicated areas for polymer pistol frame customization, Cerakote application, and gun bluing.
Sticking with the Family Business
As a retired U.S. Navy veteran and the son of a gunsmith, Mike Miller knew exactly what to do when he decided to work for himself. There’s no room for error with Mike and Spartan Precision Gunsmithing. When manufacturing his custom bolt-action rifles, he deals with tolerances of about .0005 of an inch. To obtain a business loan for the necessary equipment, Mike worked with the Wyoming SBDC Network to develop an in-depth business plan and financial projections. Spartan Precision Gunsmithing now boasts equipment from metalworking machinery to a laser engraver. Mike’s shop is currently growing to accommodate the new advanced equipment and has dedicated areas for polymer pistol frame customization, Cerakote application, and gun bluing.