Community News Shared September 2017 Attend the Emotional Intelligence program Details on pg. 4 MACCI Welcomes New Members pg. 2 Leadership Marshfield Class of 2018 Announced The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is pleased to announce the participants in the 2017-18 program. This class represents the 26th year of the program and MACCI is grateful for the continued support received from the business community towards this program. This year's program kicks off with a two-day retreat on September 20 & 21. The following monthly sessions will focus on Community Engagement, Education, Public Safety & Emergency Services, Local Government, Health Care and Economic Development. The purpose of the program is to develop current and potential leaders in the community and to provide a training program that will enhance their ability to become more effective business and community leaders through this professional and personal training. Participants in the 2017-18 program are: Nick Anderson - The Boson Company Inc. Tammy Beil - Felker Brothers Corp. Erick Boon - Marshfield Utilities Megan Davis-Rosandich - Forward Financial Bank Kristen Dean - Figi's Companies Inc. Jena Ellenbecker - Roehl Transport, Inc. Joel Goham - City of Marshfield Wastewater Facility Chase Gomez - PreventionGenetics Kaelie Gomez - Main Street Marshfield Mary Sue Kauer - The Hearing House Barbara Kuhn - Marshfield Insurance Agency Kathy Leick - Marshfield Utilities Kris Leonhardt - Buyers' Guide Marshfield Ashley Lorenzen - Community Representative Ashley Masephol - UW-Marshfield/Wood County Jen Morrow - Pioneer Bank Travis Peterson - Felker Brothers Corp. Joshua Sampson - Marshfield Clinic Health System Marisa Steinbach - Forward Financial Services John Tertin - ESE Inc. Mike Warren Kobs - WDLB/WOSQ Radio/Seehafer Broadcasting Sue Wilhelm - Security Health Plan Tammie Willfahrt - Figi's Companies Inc. Jill Wrensch - Hawkins Ash CPAs LLP Steve Ziemba - Marshfield Clinic Health System
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Community News Shared
September 2017
Attend the Emotional Intelligence
programDetails on
pg. 4
MACCI Welcomes
New Members
pg. 2
Leadership Marshfield Class of 2018 AnnouncedThe Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is pleased to announce the participants in the 2017-18 program. This class represents the 26th year of the program and MACCI is grateful for the continued support received from the business community towards this program.
This year's program kicks off with a two-day retreat on September 20 & 21. The following monthly sessions will focus on Community Engagement, Education, Public Safety & Emergency Services, Local Government, Health Care and Economic Development.
The purpose of the program is to develop current and potential leaders in the community and to provide a training program that will enhance their ability to become more effective business and community leaders through this professional and personal training.
Participants in the 2017-18 program are: Nick Anderson - The Boson Company Inc. Tammy Beil - Felker Brothers Corp. Erick Boon - Marshfield Utilities Megan Davis-Rosandich - Forward Financial Bank Kristen Dean - Figi's Companies Inc. Jena Ellenbecker - Roehl Transport, Inc. Joel Goham - City of Marshfield Wastewater Facility Chase Gomez - PreventionGenetics Kaelie Gomez - Main Street Marshfield Mary Sue Kauer - The Hearing House Barbara Kuhn - Marshfield Insurance Agency Kathy Leick - Marshfield Utilities Kris Leonhardt - Buyers' Guide Marshfield Ashley Lorenzen - Community Representative Ashley Masephol - UW-Marshfield/Wood County Jen Morrow - Pioneer Bank Travis Peterson - Felker Brothers Corp. Joshua Sampson - Marshfield Clinic Health System Marisa Steinbach - Forward Financial Services John Tertin - ESE Inc. Mike Warren Kobs - WDLB/WOSQ Radio/Seehafer Broadcasting Sue Wilhelm - Security Health Plan Tammie Willfahrt - Figi's Companies Inc. Jill Wrensch - Hawkins Ash CPAs LLP Steve Ziemba - Marshfield Clinic Health System
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MACCI is pleased to welcome Eagle Asphalt and BloodCenter of WI as new members into the membership. We look forward to your involvement in our organization!
BloodCenter of Wisconsin, headquartered at 638 North 18th Street, Milwaukee provides communi-ties with a continuum of care that includes the discovery, diagnosis, treatment and cure of many life-alter-ing health conditions. In addition to providing a safe and stable blood supply for hospitals, BloodCenter of Wisconsin also provides testing and consultation services that help transform a unit of blood into a life-sav-ing gift. Chris Miskel is the CEO and the local contact is Becky Brown. For additional information refer to their website at www.bcw.edu.
Eagle Asphalt, 8333 Heritage Drive in Marshfield, is a premier asphalt paving contractor. They are passionate and take pride in what they do. Proudly serving the counties of Wood, Marathon, Taylor and surrounding areas as well, Eagle Asphalt has also done work in the Ashland and Bayfield counties. With over 20 years of experience, they are familiar working with any type of job. Owners Leonard Wells and James Wells, along with their talented team are knowledgeable and commited to perfection. The business telephone number is 715-323-4527, fax 715-773-2341, or email [email protected]. To learn more about Eagle Asphalt log on to eagleasphaltwi.com.
MACCI is happy to share the following business news. If you have news to share please email [email protected] by the 20th of the month.
Heritage Bank, with locations in Marshfield Spencer, and Stratford State Bank, Strat-ford, have announced the completion of their merger and name change to Partners Bank. This merger of equals within the same market area increases their assets to $215 million and provides the two organizations an opportunity to strengthen their position as a leading community bank in the Central Wisconsin area.
Both banks are over 100 years old, having been chartered in 1908. By moving forward on a combined basis, they will be better able to continue their mission of serving the financial needs of their customers and communities through quality services and products while operating as a financially-strong independent community bank.
Partners Bank with locations in Marshfield, Spencer and Stratford, has Marty Reinhart serving as the Banks CEO, while Jeff Lappe will serve as President.
V&H Trucks Inc. was recently in the spotlight on the Fox Business Network Program "Manufacturing Marvels". They were thrilled to be featured and proud to repre-sent a part of what they do best at V&H Trucks as they took a brief look into manufacturing and fabrication shops. Thank you, V&H Trucks Inc. for all that you do! We are proud you call Marshfield home!
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MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
MACCI extends congratulations to the following businesses who are celebrating mile-stone anniversaries. Wishing you many more years!
Personal Development Center, Inc., located at 214 West 2nd Street in Marshfield, celebrated 40 years August 15.
Steiner Septic, located at 243 South Street, Stratford is celebrating 15 years in business!
Chestnut Center for the Arts Launches Concert Series The Chestnut Center for the Arts presents a new concert series featuring local artists Downtown Friday Nights: Concerts at Chestnut Center for the Arts. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the music starting at 7:30 p.m.
Downtown Friday Nights Concerts kicked off in August and continues through October featuring artists including: September 8 - Ben and Matt with special guest Galynne Goodwill, September 29 - Aaron Lee Kaplan & Jed Cordwell and October 6 - joe g with special guest Husky Trumpet.
Come enjoy a mix of covers and original music by these talented local performer's sponsored by Hotel Marshfield. Cash bar with wine and beer available. Suggested donation $5. For more information visit chestnutarts.org or call 715-389-8999.
Minstry Home Care-Corporate Marshfield honored Melissa Bowers, Medical Billing Specialist with the second quarter HIGH FIVE Award. In order to be nominated you have to consistently meet the following: apply exceptional interpersonal skills with patients, families, peers, or colleagues, demonstrate mutual trust, respect and emotional support to all, make a significant difference and create a sense of community, generate enthusiasm and energy and finally listen not only with your ears, but also with your heart. HIGH FIVE Award recipients are celebrated for their continuous support of the mission, role-model behav-ior and compassionate presence in the work place. The HIGH FIVE Award was developed by a team from Ministry Health Care to recognize associates from across all of the departments. Congratulations Melissa!
Bluegrass band The Special Consensus concert on September 9 The Chestnut Center for the Arts presents The Special Consensus, an acoustic bluegrass band, on Saturday, September 9 at 7:30 p.m.
The Special Consensus is a four-person band formed in the Chicago area in 1975. They feature traditional bluegrass and original compositions as well as covers from other musical genres performed in bluegrass.
This Grammy-nominated band has released 18 recordings, has appeared on several National Public Ra-dio shows and the Grand Ole Opry and tours nationally and internationally. The Special C has appeared in concert with many symphony orchestras nationwide and has brought an informative in-school presentation to schools since 1984. Band members include Greg Cahill (band leader, banjo), Rick Faris (guitar), Dan Eubanks (bass) and Nick Dumas (mandolin).
Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Tickets are available online chestnutarts.org, by phone at 715-389-8999 or email [email protected].
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Hardacre Park Offers Fall Concerts Join Main Street Marshfield in Hardacre Park, corner of 5th Street & Central Avenue, for music in the park.
During the month of September:9: Self-Improvement Day Enjoy many activities to boost your spirits! 13: Aaron Lee Kaplan: Folk/Blues Lunch hour music 11 am - 1 pm 21: Doug Kroening: Acoustic Variety Third Thursday stores open til 7 pm
October:
27: Downtown Trick or Treating, 4:30 - 5:30 pm Stop in for Hot chocolate and apple cider! Bonfire and Ghost Stories, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Enjoy all the fall festivities!
Security Health Plan investing $125,000 in school-based behavioral health grants Recognizing the best intervention is early intervention, Security Health Plan of Wisconsin Inc., part of Marshfield Clinic Health System, recently announced it is investing $125,000 in school-based behavioral health grants in 2017. Security Health Plan will cover the cost of project implementation and consultation to help schools translate screening results and integrate into practice. The application period for Healthy Schools Grants is underway, with applications due by 5 pm on September 22. The grants are for the 2017-18 school year. More information is avail-able at www.securityhealth.org/best.
Get Fired Up for Safety - "Every Second Counts - Plan 2 ways out!"Organizers of the annual "Get Fired Up for Safety" are excited to present this year's event on Sunday, October 8, at Marshfield's northside business district. The parade of area fire trucks will begin at Noon. Firetrucks will leave the Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds at Noon and travel north on Central Avenue, ending at Festival Foods, Culver's, Rose Bowl Lanes, and Gross Motors of Marshfield, to name a few. Educa-tional programs, demonstrations and displays will take place until 3:00 pm. The event is free and families are encouraged to attend.
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Security Health Plan launches new site to aid human resources professionalsSecurity Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc., recently launched a free website to aid human resources professionals. The new site is HR-Playbook.com. This online resource includes downloadable and shareable information to help HR professionals stay ahead of the game in recruiting top candidates for positions, improving the workplace culture and increasing employee wellness. The site inclues articles, infographics and information on topics like hiring high quality staff, developing workforce policy and wellness programs. This new online resource provides insights and advice to make life easier for HR professionals in Wisconsin managing group benefits for their em-ployers.
HR-Playbook also includes helpful infographics on a variety of topics, such as Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room, how to know which to visit in a variety of situations. The Ask the Experts section of the site includes Q&A with knowledgeable professionals on topics like integrating behav-ioral health and primary care, the popularity of implementating health coaching as a benefit offering or counteracting the rising cost of medica-tions.
View the site at HR-Playbook.com. Visit www.securityhealth.org to learn more about Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc.
Your BA5 Hosts in 2017: September: Marshfield EaglesOctober 19: Buck-A-Neer Supper ClubNovember: Elk's ClubDecember 7: Hotel Marshfield
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MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
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Hawkins Ash CPAs Hosts FREE Nonprofit Workshop Back in August, 2016, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued ASU 2016-14, which will change the way nonprofit financial statements and disclosures are currently presented. The pur-pose of the standard is to improve the current net asset classification requirement and the information presented in financial statements and notes about a not-for profit entity's liquid-ity, financial performance, and cash flows. The change is effective for annual financial statements issued for fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2017.
The nonprofit professionals at Hawkins Ash CPAs will host a free local training event to help area nonprofits com-ply with this change. Event details include the following. Lunch will be provided.
Date: Thursday, November 2, 1027 Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Location: Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry, 700 South Central Avenue, Marshfield
Complimentary online registration can be found at: www.hawkinsashcpas.com/nonprofit-workshop
Save the Date! Lift Up the Arts: Rockin’ the Arts at Chestnut Center for the Arts is October 14 Rock the night away with Lift Up the Arts (LUTA): Rockin’ the Arts on Saturday, October 14 from 6-11 p.m. at Chestnut Center for the Arts.
We welcome you to attend this exciting night to support the importance of the arts in our community. This year’s theme will celebrate the 1950’s music and culture. Poodle skirts, jeans and leather jackets along with your other 50’s styled threads are encouraged, but not required.
Enjoy rockin’ live music from the 50’s, comfort food inspired by the good old days with hors d’oeuvres and dinner from West 14th Catering and a cash bar. Discover and take home new treasures with live and silent auctions featur-ing locally made art and services from local businesses, including vacations, fine art, private music performance, furniture and more.
Chestnut Center for the Arts is Marshfield's non-profit community venue for the visual and performing arts, gallery exhibitions, educational classes, workshops and special events. The arts center also houses individual artists' and musicians' studios. Their goal is to offer a broad scope of programming and opportunities to enjoy or participate in the arts that appeal to all age demographics and families.
Tickets are limited and early reservations are encouraged. The cost is $40 per person. Reserve your tickets online at chestnutarts.org, by phone 715-389-8999 or by email [email protected].
Light Up the Night
2K/5K Glow Walk Saturday, September 16, 2017 Marshfield, WI 6:30- 7:30 pm - Registration at Pick’n Save 7:45 pm - Pre-stretch warm-ups
Registration: Includes “Glow” T-shirt and participants packet: $25 per person, ages 12 and under $15 (Youth sizes only) $30 after September 1st, cannot guarantee “Glow” T-shirt $35 day of Glow, cannot guarantee “Glow” T-shirt A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Marshfield Area United Way for the NOW (Nutrition On Weekends) program.
Payment: ____ Check Enclosed ____ Credit CardCard Number ____________________________________________________________________Expiration Date: _____/_____ V-Code ______ Amount $ ____________________________Card billing address _______________________________________________________________Signature of name as it appears on card _______________________________________________
Return completed form: MACCI, 700 South Central Ave, Marshfield, WI 54449,
or register online at web.marshfieldchamber.com/events
Judy A. Meyer Offered by: Phone: 715-693-5007 Meyer & Associates LLC Cell: 715-212-5127 1463 County Road X E- Mail: [email protected] Mosinee, WI 54455
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Oktoberfest to return to Blue Heron Brew Pub on Saturday, September 9! Oktoberfest is back and expected to be the best one yet! Opportunity Development Centers (ODC) is the benefi-ciary of this event and 100% of the profit will be given to support their mission to help adults with disabilities to fulfill their personal and professional goals.
This year, the Brew Pub partnered with Total Body Fitness and Holiday Inn to create a day packed full of fun for people of all ages! This year's event included Zoo Fit, a baggo tournament, beer and food specials, live music all day with headliner Boogie & the YoYoz, outdoor games, and more!
The event will begin at 9 am with an "Oktoberfest" Zoo-Fit produced by Total Body Fitness. The Zoo-Fit fea-tures obstacle-type work outs for people to engage in. Holiday Inn has put together a baggo tournament, and will have a live band starting at 1:30 pm. Following their band, joe g will be playing on the main stage at the Brew Pub from 4-6 pm, before the featured band Boogie & the Yo Yoz takes the stage at 7 pm. There will be a beer trailer featuring the Brew Pub's very own Blue Heron Brew Pub Oktoberfest beer as well as some domestic to cater to all palates.
Additionally, they will be hosting an "after party" at the Oven Above the Pub with acoustic music featuring joe g. as well as downstairs at the Brew Pub featuring a local cover band from 10 pm-Midnight.
For more information, visit their Facebook event at: https://www.facebook.com/blue.brewpub/. They hope you will join them at some point throughout the day to celebrate German heritage and enjoy some live music!
The Hannah Center hosts Giving of Life Banquet The Hannah Center will host its annual Giving for Life Banquet and Auction at RiverEdge Golf Course in Marshfield. The event will begin at 5:30 pm.
Author, international speaker and humanitarian, Mary Dahlke will be this year's guest speaker. The theme is "Rebuilding Life", with a play-off of the many popular remodeling shows, and how The Hannah Center works to rebuild, restore and remodel the lives of women and children in crisis.
New to the event this year will be a live auction! The auctioneer will be locally known Randy Meyer! There will also be raffles, music by joe g. and a message from a past resident of The Hannah Center. The MC for the evening will be Bob Meyer. Tickets are $65, or call The Hannah Center for sponsor rates.
To order tickets visit www.hannahcenter.com or stop by The Hannah Center office at 212 East 3rd Street in Marshfield.
Save the date! MACCI's 2017 Firm of the Year dinner will be held on Thursday, October 12 at RiverEdge Golf Course and Banquet Facility. Save the date and plan to join us as we honor Nasonville Dairy!
Invitations to attend will be in your mail mid-September.
Space is limited so don't delay in returning your RSVP.
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Your invitation to attend will be mailed the end of August.
Special thanks to our Presenting Sponsor!
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UW-Marshfield/Wood County Continuing Education Programs
The UW-Marshfield/Wood County Continuing Education Fall 2017 Course Catalog is available online. Register for classes at www.marshfield.uwc.edu/ce.
September 1 New York Theatre Tour – Online registration begins. Join us for our 37th annual New York tour! Tour includes ground and air transportation, accommodations in a great Midtown Manhattan hotel, four Broadway shows, two tours and ample free time to explore this great city on your own. September 11 All youth gymnastics courses begin. We offer classes for ages 3 and up. Register early as these classes fill quickly. September 21 – 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Freezer Meals - “What’s for dinner? and Who’s Cooking?” Join us for Freezer Meals. Leave the course knowing which foods can be frozen, how to properly freeze foods and how long they last. Fee of $39 includes samples, recipes and a take-home freezer meal to feed a family of four. Deadline to register is 9/14. September 23 John Harrington 3-Mile Wellness Run/Walk & Field Dedication – this run/walk held at UW-Marshfield/Wood County is to honor UW Professor Emeritus John Harrington and his dedication to the community of Marshfield. Funds raised will benefit the Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation to continue research to end prostate cancer deaths. To register/learn more contact Susan Harrington at 715-384-8271 or [email protected] September 25 & 27 – 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Dinner & A Movie – “A Man Called Ove” is the tale of a curmudgeonly, aging man reclaimed from grief and anger by his lively new neighbors and given a second chance in life. This Swedish comedy drama is paired with split pea soup, poached salmon with dill sauce, grilled asparagus, baby red potatoes, lingonberries and Swedish cheesecake. Registration fee: $33 September 27 – October 25 – 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. Watercolor Painting: Landscapes & Still Life – Open to all ability levels. Registration fee of $65 includes all supplies. September 28 – 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Disaster Preparation –It’s Disaster Preparedness Month! Whether it’s a tornado, flood, fire, snowstorm or other disaster, ensure your family’s safety by having an emergency plan in place. Fee is $15 See Fall 2017 Continuing Education Catalog and register for classes at www.marshfield.uwc.edu/ce
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7am-1pm Breakfast: Regularand potato pancakeswith Wenzel’s FarmMaple Sausage!150+ Handmade Arts & Crafts Vendors, Amish Specialties, Maple Village, Maple Syrup Products, Food Court & Beer GardenKid’sZone and Petting ZooPerformance by Main Street Conservatory of DancePerformance by Marsh�eld Youth BalletMad Dog & Merrill - “Grillin’ Buddies”Performance by the Marsh�eld HoeDownersMaple Dessert Judging ContestMaple Syrup Judging ContestMACCI “Light Up the Night” Glow Walk
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Marsh�eld Cranberry Century Bike Tour(UW-Marsheld Fine Arts Bldg., 2000 W. 5th St.)
Breakfast: Regularand potato pancakeswith Wenzel’s FarmMaple Sausage!150+ Handmade Arts & Crafts Vendors, Maple Village, Maple Syrup Products, Food Court & Beer GardenKid’sZone and Petting Zoo
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Marshfield Clinic to host Everyday Wellness event, focuses on healthy lifestyle management Every need a boost to help you embark on a healthy lifestyle, make changes in your life to become healthier or just need some motivation? Everyday Wellness: Empowering You is that opportunity to learn more and get moti-vated to make positive changes in your life.
This free wellness event is hosted by Marshfield Clinic, Saturday, October 21. The event runs from 8:30 am - 2:15 pm, in the Laird Center for Medical Research, 1000 North Oak Avenue, Marshfield.
The event is for all adult men and women who have an interest in healthy lifestyle management.
Sessions and speakers include: - "Oral Health: A Gateway to Your Overall Health," Dr. Amit Acharya, executive director, Marshfield Clinic Research Institute; director, Center for Oral and Systemic Health, Marshfield Clinic Research Institute; and chief dental informatics officer, Family Health Center of Marshfield, Inc.
- "Healthy Aging and Sexual Wellness: What You Need to Know," Heather Sommers, certified physician assistant. - "Could I be At High Risk for Cancer?" Anna Cisler, certified genetic counselor and Candy Strey, advanced oncology nurse practioner.
- "Yoga: Movement for Self - Care and Wellbeing," Luanne Sojka, co-owner Off the Mat studio, Marshfield
One of the Clinic's mobile health screening units also will be available for tours. Women can register for a mam-mogram by calling 715-221-6068.
Space is limited for this event. Register by October 12 at www.everyday-wellness-oct.evenbrite.com, email [email protected] or call 715-221-7687. Lunch is provided.
This event is made possible by Michael Smith Ameriprise, Stevens Point.
MACCI's 4th Annual Glow Walk Planned Held in conjunction with the Marshfield Convention & Visitors Bureau's Maple Fall Fest, MACCI's 4th annual Glow Walk will be presented on Saturday, September 16. Registra-tion begins at 6:30 pm, with the walk starting from Pick'n Save's parking lot at 8 pm. Participants have the option of walking the 2K or 5K route that travels south on Cen-tral Avenue and through Wildwood Park. Join hundreds of walkers, that "glow" in the night. With your registration, walkers will receive a "glow in the dark" t-shirt, and
NEW this year, a flashlight to help guide them.
Thank you to our sponsors including; Cellcom, Ho-Chunk Gaming Nekoosa, Forward Financial Bank, Ministry Home Care, Merkel Company, and Time Federal Savings Bank. Special thanks to our media partners; Hub City Times and NRG Media.
If you are interested in being a part of this event please contact Debbie Bauer at MACCI, 715-384-3454 or email [email protected].
Festival Foods Shopping Spree
Proceeds to benefit The Hannah Center
Drawing: September 17th at 5pm
Spree: September 18th at 7pm
Ticket Cost: $10
Purchase your tickets at The Hannah Center Monday thru Friday from 9am
to 3:30pm or at Arby’s.
Additional handout provided with ticket purchase with rules and
regulations.
Thank you to our event sponsors Festival Foods and Associated
Bank.
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When: Saturday, October 14, 9:00 AMWhere: Town of Lincoln Municipal BuildingAddress: 10905 Falcon Rd, MarshfieldTime: Packet Pick-up & Registration: 7:00AM - 8:45AM Walk/Run Begins: 9:00AM
Website Registration questions: contact Julie Cravillion at [email protected] online starting Sept. 1st at: www.ShirleysHouseOfHope.org (Click on Events and then Fundraisers)
Cost: Registration with t-shirts - $30 (Must be registered by Monday, Sept. 25th)Registration without t-shirt - $20 (Registration open until start of race)
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The Inspire Central Wisconsin initiative brings together education and industry to help students and job seekers achieve their goals and address communities’ workforce development needs. Inspire Central Wisconsin provides powerful tools for students and job seekers and adult career searchers, community businesses, educators, and local system administrators.
In an initiative aimed at addressing Wisconsin’s workforce development needs, all nine of the state’s regional economic development organizations have teamed up to develop a statewide platform that directly connects local employers to students. In the Centergy region, that includes the Marshfield area in Wood County, MACCI is leading the effort.
Centergy and MACCI, with support from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DP), will expand the use of a web-based platform called Inspire that virtually connects area businesses to their future talent pool through online profiles, virtual career coaches, and career based learning activities for high school students and educators.
What should I know about Inspire? Inspire is a cloud-based platform that enables collaboration among all community partners in preparing youth to
transition from school success. Inspire integrates seamlessly into Career Cruising for grades 6 to 12.
Inspire connects education and industry with employer profiles, career coaches, work-based learning experiences, communication tools, local events, and social networking connections in a safe and secure platform.
Students engage with employer profiles to see how their pathways connect with businesses and organizations in their community. Students can ask questions of real working people in their community, learn about apprenticeship opportunities, and see upcoming employer-hosted events.
Employers can connect with students and share information about the work they do and skills they need. They can also target students with profiles that match their needs, all on a secure platform that protects students.
Community members can serve as pre-screened mentors to offer real-time career advice and answer students’ questions about the real world of work.
Where do I access Inspire? Participating in Inspire is easy! To access and register your business on this cloud-based platform, visit Centergy’s website to enter Inspire’s employer portal at http://www.centergy.net/workforce/inspire_employers.htm. Upon selecting a username and password, you’ll begin to establish your company profile. The company profile can describe your business, highlight unique attributes, and communicate areas of need to future employees. Upon completion of the company profile section, career coach profile, submittal and approval of a background check, you are now ready to receive and answer communications on your company message board. The message board is monitored by administrators to ensure a safe environment.
I’m Inspired but need some assistance! Have no fear, help is always available. MACCI’s workforce development director Karen Isaacson has attended training sessions, set up a company profile and is now a career coach. She will also be the Inspire Administrator for the Marshfield area businesses. Contact her at (715) 384-3454 or email [email protected] for more information.
Inspire is set to go live in the school districts on October 1, 2017. Therefore, don’t wait to get your company registered or you may be missing out on connecting with your future workforce!
When: Saturday, October 14, 9:00 AMWhere: Town of Lincoln Municipal BuildingAddress: 10905 Falcon Rd, MarshfieldTime: Packet Pick-up & Registration: 7:00AM - 8:45AM Walk/Run Begins: 9:00AM
Website Registration questions: contact Julie Cravillion at [email protected] online starting Sept. 1st at: www.ShirleysHouseOfHope.org (Click on Events and then Fundraisers)
Cost: Registration with t-shirts - $30 (Must be registered by Monday, Sept. 25th)Registration without t-shirt - $20 (Registration open until start of race)
Advertise in the New PerspectivesRaise your company’s visibility in a monthly newsletter that goes to the top executives, managers and entrepreneurs in Marshfield & sur-rounding communities.Perspectives is an extremely cost-effective way to get your message out to a highly targeted group of your fellow business people. For more information, contact the Chamber at (715) 384-3454.
Perspectives is published monthly for the members and supporters of the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry. MACCI is a member of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), the Wisconsin Manufacturers and Com-merce (WMC), the Wisconsin Chamber of Com-merce Executives (WCCE), Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. (WEDC), International Eco-nomic Development Council (IEDC), International
Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), Wisconsin Downtown Action Council (WDAC) and SCORE (Counselors to America’s Small Business), Trans-portation Development Association (TDA), Dairy Business Council (DBA), and Wisconsin Economic Development Association ( WEDA).
Correspondence may be sent to MACCI at 700 South Central Avenue, Marshfield, WI 54449. Send faxes to 715-387-8925 or call 715-384-3454. Our email address is [email protected] and our web site is www.marshfieldchamber.com
MACCI Scott Larson, Executive Director Debbie Bauer, Program Director Karen Isaacson, Member Services/Workforce Director Nikki Claude, Administrative Assistant Jessica Roehl, Administrative Assistant
Chamber Foundation Karen Olson, Business Development Director Convention & Visitors Bureau Matt McLean, Executive Director Lyn Anderson - Marketing Assistant
MACCI Board of DirectorsFrank Baltus - President Amy Nystrom - Vice President Matt Eckelberg - Secretary Ron Wilczek - Treasurer Pat Wesenberg - Past President
Your Staff at:
Patrick AndersonNick Arnoldy Melissa BreenRyan Heiman Erin Howard
