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Microsoft President Brad Smith and Director of Executive Communications Carol Ann Browne visit the site of the world's first hydroelectric power plant in Appleton, Wisconsin, and learn about the Fox River Valley's history of innovation. Microsoft is now partnering with the Green Bay Packers to bring tech innovation to the Titletown development across from the storied Lambeau Field.
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