A Program of Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation...

2012-2013Leadership Marshfield Directory

LEADERSHIPMARSHFIELD

A Program of Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation

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Contents

The purpose and objective of Leadership Marshfield is to identify current and potential leaders in the community and

provide a training program that will enhance their ability to function as more effective leaders. They will be better equipped to face the issues, problems, and challenges that will determine our community’s future.

L eadership Marshfield is a program of the Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation supported by the Leadership Council,

volunteers, Chamber staff, and a strong Alumni network.

Program Philosophy and Purpose ............. 2

Class of 2013 ...............................................3

The Program .............................................. 9

Community Projects .................................10

Interest Index ...........................................13

Professional or VocationalExperience Index ......................................14

Chamber Board of Directors .................... 15

Leadership Marshfield Council ................16

Thank You’s ..............................................18

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Program Philosophy and Purpose

The purpose of the community project is to provide participants with an additional

educational experience beyond the monthly sessions. Participants are expected to gain the following from the community project:

• Experience in community problem solving and issue resolution; • Knowledge about a community organization while seeking resolution of a problem or issue; • Experience in working effectively in a group setting; • Knowledge that they can make a significant contribution to the well-being of the community; • An opportunity to demonstrate leadership.

Participants select their projects after learning about opportunities confronting the community and according to their interests. The projects selected are outlined in this book.

If you or your organization have a topic with community-wide impact and you would like a future Leadership Marshfield group to help solve it, contact us.

A huge thank you is extended to Diane Wolf for her facilitation and leadership of the projects portion of this program, and monthly review of the leadership habits.

Special thanks to Sally Cutler who facilitated the two-day retreat, setting the tone for the entire program.

MACCI’s first Leadership Class graduated in May 1993. This 2013 class was recruited in

the summer of 2012. Members participate in a series of eight informative one day programs and develop group projects designed to meet each individual’s interests and community needs.

The Leadership Marshfield Program can best be defined as:

• Identifying and developing current and future leaders. • Acquainting these leaders with community needs and problems. • Enabling these individuals to be better prepared to face the issues and problems which will confront our community’s future. • Preparing and challenging them to become involved.

This book is a result of our 21st year’s efforts. We present to you, the community, our 2013 graduates of LEADERSHIP MARSHFIELD.

Debbie Bauer, Program Director

Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry700 South Central Avenue

P.O. Box 868Marshfield, WI 54449

(715) 384-3454FAX (715) 387-8925

e-mail: [email protected]: www.marshfieldchamber.com

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Leadership Marshfield Class of 2013

Chris AndersonRoehl Transport, Inc.1916 E. 29th StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:612 S. Washington AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Lake Geneva High SchoolUW WhitewaterAdvanced Individual Training US Army

Activities:Auto repair, fishing, football, basketball, and any outside activity with my children.

Quotes:Networking is the key to a healthy/happy business and life. I found out more about the people and businesses in this community than I ever would have hoped to learn on my own.

Debbie AppleyardMarshfield ClinicPhysician Recruitment Assistant1000 N. Oak AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:2511 W. 3rd StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Education:Auburndale High SchoolBusiness/Early Childhood Mid-State Technical College

Activities:Love spending time with my family and friends and being active in the community.

Quotes:“I was surprised that I...” thought I knew a lot about our community and realized that there is so much more we have to offer. Get involved!!

Rebecca BalzPower Pac Equipment3802 S. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449715-387-1106

Residence:Stratford, WI715-573-7349

Education:Athens High SchoolNTCUpper Iowa University (currently pursuing Bachelor’s Degree)

Activities:Volleyball, dartball, bean bag league; enjoy learning, reading and spending time with friends and family.

Quotes:Being new to the area, LM was a great opportunity to see everything Marshfield has to offer! I also enjoyed meeting new people and working on our project. I would recommend the program to anyone; you will certainly learn something you didn’t know about the area and have fun while doing it!

Sara BloczynskiOpportunity Development Center, Inc.2406 E. 21st StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:11848 Brookview CourtMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:BS-Vocational RehabilitationUW-Stout

Activities:Reading, walking, boating, fishing, snowshoeing and spending time with family and friends.

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield was a wonderful and fun way to see what the Marshfield community has to offer and meet new people.

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Ann DieringerNutz Deep II, LLC809 S. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:1101 W. State StreetMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:AAS Business ManagementMid-State Technical College

Activities:My passions are my family, friends, animals, health and fitness, event planning/promotions and being a Team Beachbody Coach.

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield gave me a great overview of the community and taught me a great deal on how to be a good leader.

Donna J. DolgnerPioneer Bank1700 N. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:1006 George DriveMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:High School DiplomaVarious Internal Banking Courses and Insurance Courses

Activities:Very involved with church activities, family and travel.

Quotes:Learned about many good programs Marshfield has to offer.

Jessica FrahmForward Financial Bank207 W. 6th StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:R5539 State Hwy 97Athens, WI 54411

Education:Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration

Activities:Biking, running, golfing, hanging out spending time with family and friends.

Quotes:It’s eye opening and definitely time well spent.

Kristina BohnMinistry Health Care St. Joseph’s Hospital611 Saint Joseph AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:1119 Western AvenueMosinee, WI 54455

Education:Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Activities:Reading, scrapbooking, playing with my labrador retriever, visiting with family and friends.

Quotes:“Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren’t used to an environment where excellence is expected.” -Steve Jobs

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Jody GeurinkMarshfield Police Department110 W. 1st StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:W766 Rosewood DriveChili, WI 54420

Education:Associate Degree NTC

Activities:Hunting, fishing, camping

Quotes:I was very impressed with the way the program was organized. I’ve only known these folks for 7 months, but feel like I’ve known them forever.

Melissa KrauseRoehl Transport, Inc.1916 E. 29th StreetP.O. Box 750Marshfield, WI 54449800-826-8367 ext. [email protected]

Residence:N6082 Curley Creek AvenueNeillsville, WI 54456

Education:Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting

Activities:I enjoy open water fishing, camping, bow hunting and spending time with family and friends playing cards.

Quotes:I discovered the Marshfield area has an abundance of bright, helpful, passionate leaders who make the community flourish. Leadership Marshfield also has introduced me to a tremendous amount of volunteer opportunities to engage in to help the community thrive.

Jeff KnoeckFigi’s, Inc.3200 S. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449715-387-1771

Residence:1504 S. Adams AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:BBA Marketing/EconomicsUniversity of Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Activities:Golf, tennis, fishing

Quotes:“A great opportunity to see the inner workings of the community to help it grow social-economically as well as economically.”

Dori Lynn KnoffMarshfield Public Library211 E. 2nd StreetMarshfield, WI 54449715-387-8494 ext. [email protected]

Residence:816 W. 6th StreetMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:BS in BiologyMasters Degree in Public HealthUniversity of WisconsinMinor in Business ManagementSimon School of Business

Activities:Performing music, writing, film, literature, international cuisine, travel, outdoor activities, volunteer and mission work, raising great children.

Quotes:It is difficult to find better individuals than the participants in the Leadership Marshfield class of 2013! I learned a lot from the variety of organizations represented in Leadership Marshfield. I found the activities in the classes to be engaging, enjoyable, and relevant to my work and life. Overall, I am very pleased to be part of this group and grateful to the organizers and leaders of Leadership Marshfield.

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Brittany K. LuethUW-Marshfield/Wood County2000 W. 5th StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:513 E. 3rd StreetMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Associates of Art and ScienceUW-Marshfield/Wood CountyBachelor of Science in CommunicationUW-Stevens Point (Cum Laude)Masters of Science in Education, Student Affairs and AdministrationUW-La CrosseCurrent pursuit of Doctorate in Educational Leadership

Activities:Flying, spending quality time with my dog, Tucker J, spending time with family and friends, coaching and playing volleyball, attending EAA’s Air Venture, Photography and Graphic Design

Quotes:This experience has been truly rewarding! I have gained valuable friendships, connections, knowledge and experiences that I will carry with me forever. I have grown personally and professionally working alongside amazing people and sharing so many laughs along the way! As the BEST CLASS comes to a close, it’s time to wear our shirts and count off... 1, 2, 3

Jessica MannigelTeam Sporting Goods317 E. 29th StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:Marshfield, WI 54449

Education:Bachelor of Communication and the ArtsUW-Green Bay (Cum Laude)

Activities:After work, my time is filled with amazing family, friends and a never-ending list of activities. I enjoy gathering around the dinner table with my family for good food and conversation. I also attend and help coach my younger siblings sporting events. My friends and I are always looking for the next fun thing to do in Marshfield. From playing volleyball, racking our brains at trivia night, or listening to live music, we are up for anything.

Quotes:“At first glance Leadership Marshfield looked very intimidating, but I’m so glad I proceeded with the program. I’ve learned so much about the community and am much more comfortable in my role as a leader. The skills and lessons I acquired, as well as the many people I met, are irreplaceable.”

Kurt OfficerFigi’s, Inc.3200 S. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:D3298 Rusty RoadStratford, WI 54484

Education:Associate DegreeMid-State Technical College

Activities:Volleyball, golf, running, snowshoeing, travel

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield has been a great learning experience. I am grateful for the opportunity.

Marnie PetersonFigi’s, Inc.3200 S. Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:205 N. Purdy AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:BA in Human Resources and Minor in PsychologyUW-MilwaukeeCredits earned towards a Masters in Human Resources and Labor RelationsUW-Milwaukee

Activities:Traveling, music festivals, reading, learning to golf, going to the dog park and enjoying time with friends and family.

Quotes:“I am new to the area and am excited to say that I am now a part of the awesome community of Marshfield. I truly feel that Marshfield has a lot to offer based on my experiences over the last several months through the Leadership Marshfield program.”

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James B. SchmidtMarshfield Fire and Rescue Department514 E. 4th StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:905 Martin DriveMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Executive Fire Officer - National Fire AcademyBusiness AdministrationLakeland College (20 credits left)Associate Degree in Applied ScienceFox Valley Technical College

Activities:The activities I enjoy include spending time with my wife, Maureen, our children, Lilly and Nolan “up north” or in the central Wisconsin area fishing, hunting, trapping, canoeing, kayaking, ATVing, or simply relaxing in the great outdoors. Other activities include playing the drums and going to concerts with Maureen. Combine great live music outdoors... Heaven on Earth!

Quotes:I have been fortunate to have worked for such a great city over the past three decades and participation in Leadership Marshfield has helped me to “reignite” my excitement for the realization that we do have many opportunities for both personal and professional development and enjoyment. My hope is everyone in and around Marshfield comes to a similar realization and takes advantage of all that our great community has to offer. Thank you to all who started and continue to develop such a great program!

Pastor Chris SchwanzImmanuel Lutheran Church & School604 S. Chestnut AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:N4627 Hiline AvenueChili, WI 54420

Education:Park Center High SchoolConcordia CollegeConcordia Theological Seminary

Activities:Curling, golfing, home brewing, reading, fitness, traveling, outdoor recreation.

Quotes:“It’s been a privilege to rub shoulders with so many gifted people - those who have been fellow Leadership Marshfield colleagues and classmates, and those who took the time to share how they are making Marshfield a great community to live and work in.”

Jennifer ShermoSecurity Health Plan of Wisconsin1515 St. Joseph AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:9307 Rocky Run RoadMilladore, WI 54454

Education:Bachelor’s Degree in Communication

Activities:My husband and I enjoy fishing, hiking and traveling.

Quotes:I am thankful to the leadership program for showing me all that Marshfield has to offer and I am looking forward to continuing the relationships I’ve made through this program.

Patti SternitzkyMarshfield Utilities2000 S. Central AvenueP.O. Box 670Marshfield, WI 54449715-387-1195 ext. [email protected]

Residence:1310 E. 26th StreetMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Bachelor of Arts - AccountingLakeland College

Activities:Biking, running, volleyball, hiking, traveling, camping, hanging out with friends and family, watching football and baseball, reading, baking, volunteering for Relay for Life, and March with Jay’s Army.

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield was a wonderful experience; a great way to get to know others and the Marshfield community.

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DuWayne SwanRoehl Transport, Inc.1916 E. 29th StreetMarshfield, WI 54449715-591-3795www.roehl.net

Residence:4085 Karen LaneStratford, WI 54484

Education:Business AdministrationUW-Stout

Activities:Outdoors - hunting, fishing, camping, swimming

Quotes:It was an excellent program. I learned that I was missing out on many opportunities in Marshfield. I met a lot of new friends/contacts.

Jayne ThillMinistry Home Care303 W. Upham StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:1106 Ridge RoadNeillsville, WI 54456

Education:BS in NursingIn process of completing MS in Nursing

Activities:Scrapbooking, reading, travel

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield is an incredible opportunity to discover the best kept secrets of Marshfield!

Dana UptonPrudential Success Realty111 W. Upham StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Residence:111 W. Upham StreetMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Colby High SchoolReal Estate Licenses

Activities:Volleyball, walking, staying active in the community.

Quotes:Fantastic way to find out how to be a leader and finding out what else this community has to offer.

Troy WeikA&B Process Systems201 S. Wisconsin AvenueStratford, WI [email protected]

Residence:S2597 Robin RoadMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:BS Industrial EngineeringUW-Madison

Activities:Enjoy spending time with family and friends, many outdoor activities, and attending sport events in which our sons compete.

Quotes:Leadership Marshfield has allowed me the opportunity to network with various business leaders from Marshfield and the surrounding communities. I was provided additional training to strengthen my leadership skills and learn of the many offerings that improve the quality of life in our area. This program has brought about awareness and increased my sense of pride in the city of Marshfield.

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Leadership Marshfield Class of 2013 The Program

John White, Jr.Ministry Health Care611 St. Joseph AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449715-389-4078 - Office715-305-5646 - Cell

Residence:206 S. Schmidt AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449

Education:Mid-State Technical College

Activities:Fitness, walking, basketball

Quotes:As a lifelong resident of the City of Marshfield, one would think I’d know all there is to know about the city and all of its attributes. Leadership Marshfield really opened my eyes to the functions and the treasures that exist right here in our community.

Ashley WinchMarshfield Area United Way156 S. Central AvenueP.O. Box 771Marshfield, WI 54449

Residence:

Education:Bachelor of Science in MarketingUW-La Crosse

Activities:I enjoy spending time with friends and family, playing volleyball, traveling, and cheering on the Brewers, Badgers and the Packers.

Quotes:I have lived in Marshfield the majority of my life and am astonished by how much the Leadership Marshfield program has taught me about our community. It has also been a great experience building new friendships and business relationships.

September Two-day Retreat

October Education

November Quality of Life

December Criminal Justice

January City Government

February Health Care and Emergency Services

March Business and Economic Development

April Graduation

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Boating on Marshfield’s Upper Pond Loads of Love

Participants: Jim Schmidt Troy Weik

Description of Project:This project addresses an opportunity to utilize one of very few bodies of water in Marshfield for both exercise and recreation. Specifically, this project allows for an opportunity to utilize the Wildwood Park “Upper Pond” by those who own non-motorized watercraft. This project will provide an opportunity to increase the quality of life in Marshfield by greater utilization of Marshfield Parks and is also consistent with the Healthy Lifestyles Initiative to provide another activity that promotes physical activity.

This project required the updating of a City Ordinance that currently dis-allows such activity and the completion of the approval process by city elected or appointed officials.

Status of Project:Currently, a draft ordinance has been written and supported by the Marshfield Parks and Recreation Director and we anticipate the next step of review and approval by the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry committee in May of this year. Once this approval is received, the ordinance will go before the members of the common council for two public readings in May or June.

Participants: Becki Balz Sara Bloczynski Kurt Officer Marnie Peterson Ashley Winch

Description of Project:The Loads of Love project provides financially struggling families with the opportunity to do their laundry on a more regular basis by assisting them with the cost and accessibility to laundry machines and detergent. This service will be available for those in need due to financial or life circumstances by referral through a local human service agency.

Status of Project:Loads of Love has received funding from United Way for a six month pilot of the program. The Loads of Love project team is meeting with local agencies to discuss providing referrals for families requesting assistance with doing their laundry. We are also in the process of working with John Baltus to convert a couple of washing machines and dryers to accept tokens at the Baltus Laundromat on the north-side of city. The tokens and laundry soap will be distributed to the families at the time of referral. We are planning to work with local youth groups, churches and other organizations to supply the laundry soap. We are currently experimenting with different homemade laundry soaps to have a recipe we can provide to suppliers.

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Mentorcycles Leadership Academy Retreat Day

Participants: Kristina Bohn Jeff Knoeck Jody Geurink Patti Sternitzky

Description of Project:A previous leadership group started the Missing Link Program which allowed the Marshfield Clinic Youth Net to team up with St. Vincent de Paul to allow students to repair bicycles. They were able to get funds available to get this program up and running. The program will now, in addition, team up with the Marshfield Police Department to allow for additional bicycles that have been abandoned and need fixing. The students will repair the bicycles as needed, sell some of them as a fundraiser to keep the program going, and then also make some of the bicycles available to children in the Marshfield area who can’t afford them. We also want to find or build a storage facility for Youth Net to use to keep these bicycles in.

Status of Project:We are researching possible storage facility options. Ideally we would build a storage facility for them so that if they move from their current location, they could take the facility with them. If, instead, we find an existing storage facility for them to use that is near their location, we will then look for a trailer they can use to take bikes in between the two locations. We are also contacting different people throughout the school system to try and find out which kids are in need of bicycles. We are looking into a possible referral program to distribute bicycles to these children. In addition, the ThinkFirst chapter of Ministry Health Care, St. Joseph’s Hospital sponsored by the Children’s Miracle Network are supporting and providing bike helmets to youth recipients of a bike through the Youth Net program.

We anticipate that during the 2013-2014 school year, there will be bicycles repaired and available to sell and give away to children.

Participants: Debbie Appleyard Jessica Frahm Melissa Krause Jenny Shermo Dana Upton

Description of Project:We have planned and organized a day for the Leadership Academy group on April 15th. We will be reviewing the “7 Habits of Highly Effective Teen” through activities. It is a chance for them to interact and build on their leadership skills.

We are also helping Grant School Leadership Academy students with their playground painting project. They are in need of supplies and help organizing and coordinating volunteers with a day to complete the project.

Status of Project:The Retreat Day will be on April 15th, 2013.Grant School playground painting project will be complete in May 2013.

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Vox Rox The Community Transitional Shelter Playground

Participants: Chris Anderson Donna Dolgner Chris Schwanz DuWayne Swan Jayne Thill

Description of Project:To design and build a playground on the future site of the Frederic Ozanam Transitional Shelter. The shelter, for which ground will be broken this spring and with construction oversight provided by Habitat for Humanity, will provide emergency and transitional housing to help qualified families meet their basic needs. The goal for every family residing in the shelter will be to help each return to living productive, self-sufficient lives in the Marshfield community.

One aspect of the overall project is to provide a safe and fun playground area to be used by shelter families. An area of approximately 25 feet by 50 feet is being set aside, directly behind the shelter facility. The perimeter of this area will be fenced. Funds or gifts in kind are being sought to purchase or acquire playground equipment. The project also includes landscaping the playground area.

The shelter will be located at the corner of Vine and Depot Streets in Marshfield.

Status of Project:Our group has met during Leadership Marshfield event days and has begun to meet on separate occasions. We have had several meetings with Dennis Boucher, president of the St. Vincent’s board of directors and transitional shelter project overseer. Currently we are researching various retailers for playground plans and equipment. Contacts have been made with a Thrivent Engagement Team agent for possible matching fund assistance, a local retailer for possible donation of fencing, a local rental agency committed to providing needed heavy equipment, and with the directors of Shirley’s House of Hope and Dr. Bents who have had experience with local playground projects. Our group is committed to seeing the transitional shelter playground project through to its completion, which we hope will be this summer.

Participants: Ann Dieringer Dori Knoff Brittany Lueth Jessica Mannigel John White, Jr

Description of Project:Vox Rox The Community is intended to be an annual event that will accomplish two goals.

• Raise awareness of the Vox Concert Series as a solid and valued entertainment choice in the City of Marshfield • Raise funds and awareness for a worthy community project

The inaugural event will raise funds for the Marshfield Public Library / Community Center project.

Status of Project:The event is scheduled for May 16th. Letters soliciting donations for items to be given away through drawings have recently gone out. Sponsorship levels have been established and letters to potential sponsors are now being distributed. The event will feature two musical artists; Jenn Bostic and Connie Lim.

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Interest IndexAging/ElderlyAppleyardDieringerDolgnerKnoffLuethThillSchwanz

Alcoholism/Drug AbuseDieringer

Arts-Performing/VisualBalzKrauseMannigelSchmidtSchwanzUptonWhite

Criminal JusticeFrahmGeurink

Economic/Business DevelopmentAndersonDolgnerFrahmGeurinkKnoeckMannigelPetersonSwanWeikWinchWhite

Ecumenical Affairs/ReligionDolgnerOfficerSchwanz

EducationBloczynskiDieringerFrahmGeurinkKnoffKrause

Education (continued)LuethPetersonSchwanzSternitzkyWhite

Employment/Labor ForceAppleyardBlocyznksiDieringerDolgnerFrahmGeurinkKnoeckPetersonSwanWeik

EnvironmentAndersonDieringerFrahmGeurinkKrausePetersonWeikWhite

Ethical/Moral Decision MakingDieringerFrahm

FamilyAndersonAppleyardBalzDieringerDolgnerFrahmGeurinkKrauseLuethPetersonSchmidtSternitzkySchwanzWhiteWinch

Fitness/RecreationAppleyardAndersonDieringerDolgnerFrahmGeurickKnoeckKrauseLuethOfficerSternitzkySchwanzWhiteWinch

FoundationsBalzDieringerPeterson

HandicappedBlocyznski

Health CareAppleyardBohnDieringerFrahmLuethPetersonShermoWhite

HistoryAndersonDolgnerGeurinkOfficerSchmidtSwanWeik

Housing/Neighboor DevelopmentAppleyardDieringerMannigelPetersonSchwanzWhite

Human/Social ServicesBloczynksiPetersonWinch

Legislative AffairsSchmidt

Local GovernmentDieringerDolgner GeurinkWhite

Non-Profit Civic OrganizationsBalzDieringerDolgnerGeurinkPetersonSchmidtWinch

Parks/ZooAndersonBalzDieringerDolgnerFrahmKrauseMannigelPetersonSternitzkySwanUptonWeikWhite

Peace/Social JusticeWhite

Planning/AllocationsDieringerKnoeck

Politics/Political PartiesDolgnerGeurinkKnoeckThillWhite

Residential CareBloczynskiFrahm

TransportationAndersonGeurinkMannigelSwan

Vocational RehabilitationBloczynski

Women’s IssuesAppleyardBalzBloczynskiDieringerDolgnerFrahmKnoffPeterson

YouthAppleyardBalzDieringerFrahmKnoffKrausePetersonShermoSternitzkyWeikWinch

Other…Transportation for people with disabilitiesBloczynski

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Professional or Vocational Experience IndexAccountingDolgnerKrauseSternitzky

Advertising/Public RelationsDieringerKnoffLuethMannigelSchwanzShermoSwanWinch

Construction & TradesAppleyardAnderson

Economic DevelopmentDieringerDolgner

EducationBloczynskiGeurinkKnoffLuethMannigelSchwanz

Elderly Housing & ServicesDieringer

Engineering & DesignWeik

Environment/ConservationSchmidtSternitzky

FinanceBalzDolgnerFrahm

General ManagementAndersonDieringerDolgnerKnoeckKnoffOfficerSchmidtSwanWeikWinch

GovernmentDolgnerSternitzky

Health CareBohnDieringerKnoffShermoThillWhite

History/GenealogyDolgnerKnoffSchmidt

Human ResourcesAppleyardBlocyznskiDieringerDolgnerPetersonSwan

Information TechnologyOfficerWhite

InsuranceDolgnerShermo

ManufacturingBloczynskiWeik

MediaBalzDieringerKnoff

ReligionAppleyardDolgnerSchwanz

ResearchAppleyardKnoeckKnoff

RetailAndersonBalzDieringerDolgnerGeurinkKnoeckMannigelSchwanzSternitzkySwanUptonWinch

Sales/MarketingAndersonBalzDieringerFrahmKnoeckLuethOfficerShermoUptonWeikWinch

Social ServiceBloczynskiDieringerUpton

TransportationAndersonBloczynskiSwan

Other….Law EnforcementGeurink

Early Childhood EducationAppleyard

Photography, Audio-Visual ProductionSchwanz

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MACCI Board of DirectorsNeil ArmitageDental Clinic of MarshfieldP.O. Box 929Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Frank BaltusBaltus Company407 S. Chestnut AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Matt BerrierAssociated Sales & Leasing409 North Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Cindy Burns, Past PresidentBurns Insurance Agency, LLC500 South Central AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Craig Cook, SecretaryMinistry Saint Joseph’s Hospital611 St. Joseph’s AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Todd DiedrichForward Financial BankP.O. Box 608Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Robert Dums, PresidentMarshfield Clinic1000 North Oak AvenueMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Sharon HelwigREMAX American Dream901 North Central Ave., Ste. 3Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Dave Meissner, TreasurerNorm-E-Lane Farm Inc.11457 County Road VMarshfield, WI [email protected]

Joe PacovskyMarshfield UtilitiesP.O. Box 670Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Pam Rosterman, Vice PresidentFigi’s Inc.3200 South Central AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449715-384-1322

Aaron StaabStaab Construction CorporationP.O. Box 900Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Phil TrierweilerRoehl TransportP.O. Box 750Marshfield, WI [email protected]

Troy WeikA&B Process Systems201 S. Wisconsin AvenueStratford, WI [email protected]

Pat WesenbergCentral City Credit Union222 E. Upham StreetMarshfield, WI [email protected]

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Leadership Marshfield CouncilNick ArnoldyMarshfield Insurance Agency208 West 5th [email protected]

Debbie BauerMarshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry700 South Central [email protected]

Lori BelongiaCity of MarshfieldP.O. Box [email protected]

Sally Cutler, Retreat FacilitatorCutler Consulting2554 County NMilladore [email protected]

Brenda DillenburgMid-State Technical College2600 West 5th [email protected]

Peg GeeganMarshfield School District1010 East Fourth [email protected]

Deb HallCity of MarshfieldP.O. Box [email protected]

Gary JepsenCity of MarshfieldP.O. Box [email protected]

Elizabeth KingMinistry Saint Joseph’s Hospital611 Saint Joseph [email protected]

Lorrie KrokstromCity of Marshfield110 West First [email protected]

Teresa DerfusMarshfield Clinic1000 North Oak [email protected]

Chris MeyerUW Marshfield/Wood County2000 West Fifth [email protected]

Karen OlsonMarshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry700 South Central [email protected]

Kim Vrana, ChairmanMinistry Saint Joseph’s Hospital611 Saint Joseph [email protected]

Diane Wolf – Project FacilitatorLeadership Skills [email protected]

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Leadership Marshfield Alumni Network“How do I stay involved in Leadership Marshfield?”

The Leadership Marshfield Alumni Network allows graduates to stay involved in the Leadership Marshfield program. It provides ongoing support, new leadership and learning opportunities for alumni and fellowship for current and previous participants.

Current Alumni activities include the following:

- “Adopt A Highway” Each year, alumni members pick up trash along a two-mile stretch of Highway 13 between Marshfield and Pittsville as part of the state’s program.

- Continuing Leadership Various workshops are offered to strengthen professional development skills.

- Scholarships are made available to individuals interested in participating in the Leadership Marshfield program, through the Leadership Marshfield Alumni. Individuals must be employed by a non-profit organization.

- Grant dollars are awarded to the current class should they request start-up dollars for their projects.

- Christmas Giving Project For the past several Christmas seasons, the Alumni have raised funds to buy children’s gifts for families served by the Wood County Department of Social Services and the Personal Development Center. In 2012, a total of $900 was raised by the Alumni through personal donations.

- Alumni Project Presentation Alumni have given talks regarding their projects from their Leadership Marshfield class and some have assisted in planning and facilitating future Leadership Marshfield program days.

Alumni are recognized annually with an “Alumnus of the Year” award, as chosen by the Alumni Steering Committee. The award was presented to Kate Kaz in 1999, Bette Adler in 2000, Donna Rozar in 2001, Heather Holden in 2002, Mary Fehrenbach in 2003, Thom Gerretsen in 2004, Sue Decker in 2005, Dale Marth in 2006, Todd Diedrich in 2007, Kathy Meidl in 2008, Brenda Dillenburg in 2009, Al Nystrom in 2010, Mary Blanchard in 2011, Peg Geegan in 2012, and Dr. Lori Bents in 2013.

Perspectives, MACCI’s monthly newsletter, recognizes accomplishments of the Leadership Marshfield Alumnus throughout the year.

As a Leadership Marshfield graduate or as an alumnus, you will receive notification from the MACCI office about Leadership Marshfield Alumnus activities. If you should have any questions, call the MACCI office at 715-384-3454 or email: [email protected] to stay connected!

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Thank You’s

We thank the following employers who allowed the participants to devote one workday

per month and project time to the program and sponsored their tuition.

A&B Process Systems Corporation

City of Marshfield- Marshfield Fire & Rescue

- Marshfield Police Department- Marshfield Public Library

Figi’s Inc.

Forward Financial Bank

Immanuel Lutheran Church and School

Marshfield Area United Way

Marshfield Clinic

Marshfield Utilities

Ministry Health Care

Ministry Home Care

Ministry Saint Joseph’s Hospital

Nutz Deep II

Opportunity Development Centers

Pioneer Bank

Power Pac Equipment

Prudential Success Realty

Roehl Transport

Security Health Plan

Team Sporting Goods, Inc.

UW-Marshfield/Wood County

We also thank the Marshfield Sunrise Rotary for a Scholarship award.

Special appreciation is extended to Sally Cutler and Diane Wolf, the Leadership Council and

monthly facilitators, for being such an integral part of this program.

This is the beginning of a new day.

You have been given this day to use as you will.

You can waste it or use it for good.

What you do today is important

because you are exchanging

a day of your life for it.

When tomorrow comes,

this day will be gone forever;

and in its place is something

that you have left behind...

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