About Us

Wisconsin Business Analyst Development Day (WI BADD^®; pronounced “we bad”) provides educational conferences serving business analysis professionals.  The first WI BADD^® event was held in October 2007, and was organized and hosted by the Wisconsin Chapters of the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA^®).

In 2011 the IIBA^® Wisconsin Chapters formed a separate, self-governing entity to ensure the long-term viability and sustainability of WI BADD^®. We continue to strive toward our mission to create a forum and environment that is conducive for the educational enhancement of and networking opportunities for business analysis professionals.

For further information about each IIBA^® Wisconsin Chapter, visit the following:

Greater Madison Chapter
Northeast Wisconsin Chapter
Southeast Wisconsin Chapter

WI BADD^® Vision

Our vision is to be internationally recognized as the premier all-business-analysis conference.

WI BADD^® Mission

Our mission is to create a forum and environment that is conducive for the educational enhancement of and networking opportunities for business analysis professionals.

WI BADD^® Goal

The goal is to organize and execute a high-quality professional conference that offers:

• Business analysis practitioners a variety of resources to expand their skills and career growth potential.
• Business analysis managers exposure to resources that can help them build and improve business analysis career paths.
• Organizations an educational environment for the improvement of their business analysis centers of excellence.
• Speakers an avenue to share their expert knowledge and advice on business analysis best practices.
• Sponsors access to an audience of individuals and organizations that need their products and services, which support business analysis professionals.
• Volunteers an opportunity to contribute to the growing business analysis community.