Career Opportunities

With businesses and industry growing and innovating, the construction industry in Greater Green Bay is continually booming. Whether it’s new homes, apartments or buildings going up, hospitals, schools, and more – Greater Green Bay continues its expansion and growth. 

Even with Green Bay’s low cost of living, community members are always looking to get the most from the dollars they earn. As our economy continues to strengthen, so will people’s wants and needs. Greater Green Bay is fortunate to have many and varying financial services to help our citizens make buying decisions to enhance their lives as well as stimulate the local economy. 

Home to 3 higher education institutions, dozens of K-12 opportunities, and many childcare facilities, Greater Green Bay has a variety of career opportunities for professionals in the education sector. With your choice of public or private education you are sure to find a career path to fit your goals.

The healthcare industry in Greater Green Bay is bolstered by four major hospital systems: HSHS St. Vincent’s, HSHS St. Mary’s, Bellin Hospital, and Aurora BayCare Medical Center. Bellin Health and Prevea Health also have headquarters here. Each health system has extension services throughout the community to help residents live healthy and fulfilled lives.  

The Weidner, The Meyer Theatre, Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center, Epic Event Center, The Resch Center – performance and event venues are plentiful. If you have passion for working in the arts, entertainment ,or recreation industry, Greater Green Bay can put you center stage.  

Greater Green Bay is home to two of the largest insurance companies in Wisconsin: UnitedHealth and Humana. It makes sense then that they are also some of the area’s biggest employers (1000+ respectively). These, among other insurance companies, provide ample employment opportunities for those in the industry. 

Manufacturing is at the center of the economic system in Greater Green Bay. Modern technology, clean facilities, and forward thinking initiatives put Green Bay’s manufacturing sector at the top of this list for area employment opportunities.

With a port at the mouth of Lake Michigan, nine intermodal freight facilities within Brown County, and 642 transportation and logistics companies, Green Bay has the 18th largest employment concentration in the transportation and logistics industry. Add paper, food and beverage, metal fabricating, and many other manufacturing companies in the mix, it’s a rich history and exciting future for these industries here.