MILWAUKEE - The Better Business Bureau on Monday opened for business at its new Milwaukee location.

“We are excited to be settling into our new home,” said Randall Hoth, president and CEO of the BBB. “Our dream of moving into a brand new building has become a reality. The move allows the BBB to improve operating efficiently and continue all of our important services to the community in a state of the art building. The building, across the street from our former location, is owned by Summit Credit Union, a BBB corporate community partner.” 

The new building, at 10019 W. Greenfield Ave., includes a shared community room for accredited business events and seminars, and new meeting rooms to hold mediation and arbitration services, according to a company statement. Mediation and arbitration as well as conference rooms will be available to the public and BBB accredited businesses to reserve for business purposes. 

The Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin services the state with additional offices in Madison and Appleton.