Economic Development Langlade County Wisconsin
Located in the heart of northern Wisconsin, Langlade County Economic Development Corporation represents the communities of Antigo, Elcho, Pickerel, Pearson, Wolf River Territory, and White Lake. We take a structured, proactive approach to enhance the viability of existing businesses and to recruit new enterprises to Langlade County. We meet one-on-one with business owners and entrepreneurs to focus on ways we can assist a business in achieving its goals.
MISSION
To advance and maximize economic opportunities in Langlade County for all businesses, communities, residents, and visitors.
VISION
By leveraging strategic partnerships, LCEDC aspires to be a leading and respected economic development and destination tourism marketing organization by helping Langlade County elevate its quality of life and long-term economic prosperity for all businesses, residents, and visitors.
Business Directory
Whether you are planning a Northwoods vacation, passing through, or you live here in Langlade County, the businesses that reside here know how important you are.
Sites & Buildings
Within the three industrial parks in Langlade County there are numerous sites available and are shovel-ready. There is also a variety of buildings available and ready for occupancy.
Featured Property
Very unique business opportunity with 2 restaurants with 2 different menu types to attract a wide variety of customers. Come see this today and own a piece of history in Antigo!
LCEDC Latest News
Langlade County’s Wolf River Territory Selected for Wisconsin REV Program to Boost Rural Entrepreneurship
White Lake join Extension program to ‘REV’ up small town economies
Timber is at the heart of what Kretz Lumber Co. does
Our workforce is very solid. We have a lot of very dedicated, hard-working people who’ve been here for over 20 years. Our very first employee just retired. She worked her way up in our company and retired as a Human Resources Manager.
Michael Hunter II, Plant Manager for Volm Companies
All of us in the Northwoods should have access to broadband for work, school, safety, health, and play. But many homes and businesses have slow or no internet access. The Langlade County Broadband Commission is supporting the area providers to enhance the broadband capabilities in Langlade County.
