David Mead says one of the challenges he faces at work is his tendency to bring his own biases into the decisions he has to make.
“It’s something I know I have to work on,” he said.
Mead, president of Lucigen Corp., a biotech company based in Middleton, is one of several Wisconsin executives who are learning business skills through a networking program called PeerSpectives.
Created by the Small Business Development Center at UW-Extension in 2004, PeerSpectives is a peer-to-peer education program that brings together executives from emerging small businesses to share their experiences and help each other with professional as well as personal challenges.