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Ence aims to help people with special needs thrive

Summary by Greater Milwaukee Today
Ence, a new business in downtown Waukesha, offers workshops, transportation, and other services to help people with special needs (ages 15 and up) succeed. The mother-son duo of Dawn and David, cofounders of Ence, named the business after the four…
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Ence aims to help people with special needs thrive

Ence, a new business in downtown Waukesha, offers workshops, transportation, and other services to help people with special needs (ages 15 and up) succeed. The mother-son duo of Dawn and David, cofounders of Ence, named the business after the four…

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Greater Milwaukee Today broke the news on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
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