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Wisconsin investors will make their pitch to IPIC

Madison, Wis. - Several Wisconsin investment groups have stepped forward in an attempt to prevent a young company with a solution to identity theft from bolting the state, but outside investors are still in the picture.

The firm, IPIC (Internet Privacy & Identity Credential), will meet with four prospective Wisconsin investors on May 18 in Madi......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Joe Vanden Plas 05/09/06


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