Northwestern Mutual CEO sees benefit to removing I-794 — and downside

Northwestern Mutual chairman and CEO John Schlifske shared his thoughts on the Interstate 794 redesign debate Wednesday, raising concerns about commuter traffic if it’s removed, but seeing upside to other aspects of a redesign.

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Northwestern Mutual CEO sees benefit to removing I-794 — and downside

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