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ready & resilient:
Prosperity
for
All
2021New
New North Mid-Year Report
North, Inc. | 2740 W. Mason St. | Green Bay, WI 54303 | 920.336.3860 | www.thenewnorth.com
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PART OF THE
Well on the Road to Recovery
Greetings,
We are incredibly grateful to our businesses and To highlight the collective work of many, this report
communities, all working as one team for this all is just a sampling of the pictures, captions and quotes of
important goal — getting our region back on the road to individuals and their actions over the past six months.
recovery. While New North has been involved in many Through their eyes, you can witness the optimism, hope,
areas of business and talent attraction and retention, we tenacity and grit. We are proud to share their stories as
wanted our mid-year report this year to have a different a reflection of the collective work across our region.
look — telling the region’s story through imagery.
We hope that you take the time to view this report and
come away with a sense of pride and accomplishment
for what we collectively have been able to accomplish.
We thank the hundreds of individuals and
corporations who volunteer their time and financial
support for our mission to be the catalyst for regional
prosperity for all through collaborative action.
Our region’s resiliency is second to none!
Respectfully,
Inclusive collaboration is our core value
2021 New North Board of Directors
Tim Schneider, Investors Community Bank (co-chair)* John Kreul, Amcor*
Michelle Schuler, Microsoft (co-chair)* Erik Lampe, Oshkosh Corp.
Michael Alexander, UW-Green Bay Andrew Leavitt, UW Oshkosh
Becky Bartoszek, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce Maggie Lund, ThedaCare
Bill Bohn, USI Insurance Services* Chris Matheny, Fox Valley Technical College
Fabio Bordignon, Fincantieri Marine Group USA Lori Ney, Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Brian Bruess, St. Norbert College Doug Page, Performa, Inc.
Corey Brumbaugh, Miron Construction Co., Inc. Christopher Pahl, Ruder Ware
Joanie Buckley, Oneida Nation Maureen Pistone, Wipfli, LLC
Paul Carlsen, Lakeshore Technical College (secretary)* Greg Sabel, C.D. Smith Construction, Inc.
Angela Creel, Jewelers Mutual Insurance Patrick Schillinger, WEC Energy Group
Bob DeKoch,** The Boldt Company* Mark Schwei, Consolidated Construction
Coreen Dicus-Johnson, Network Health Kathi Seifert,** Katapult, LLC*
Tim Feldhausen, Davis | Keulthau, S.C. Sachin Shivaram, Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry
Mary Goggans, Encapsys, LLC David Thiel, Waupaca County EDC
Andy Hetzel, FyterTech Nonwovens, LLC Catherine Tierney, Community First Credit Union
Bryan Hollenbach, Green Bay Packaging Vicki Updike, New Sage Strategies (immediate past-chair)*
Jason Howe, Schneider National Craig Wiedemeier, Werner Electric Supply
Dave Kievet, The Boldt Company Ken Zacharias, CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen) LLP (treasurer)*
Nicole Kitowski, Associated Bank *
Serves on executive committee
John Krause, Baker Tilly US, LLP **
Ex-officio with voting privileges
On the cover: Downtown Unites Mural, courtesy of artist Irineo Medina & Appleton Downtown Inc.
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new north—proud of the companies
we keep. Connecting investments to
companies that invest in the New North.
New North, Inc. creating, connecting and convening regional
strategic initiatives for business and talent development
• New North’s population –
1.25 million people
• Total full-time employment –
675,000
• Annual Gross Regional Product –
$70 billion
• 21% of Wisconsin’s population,
employment and GDP
highly skilled, educated and productive workforce
• Public colleges and universities – 17 public and private colleges the tech health of the region and build a robust pipeline
and universities with an average annual enrollment of 113,000. of IT talent.
• The NEW Manufacturing Alliance – collaborative, led by • NEW ERA (Northeast Wisconsin Educational Resource Alliance)
manufacturers, working with New North, educators, workforce – consortium of the post-secondary institutions in the region that
development, chambers of commerce and state organizations to fosters regional partnerships among the public colleges
promote manufacturing in our Northeast Wisconsin region. and universities.
• NEW Digital Alliance – collaborative, led by prestigious • Diversity and Inclusion – council that develops strategies that
IT companies in northeast Wisconsin, working with educators, leverage every person’s assets to foster an environment where
employers, and partners such as Microsoft TEALS (Technology, everyone achieves his/her full potential.
Education and Literacy in Schools) and TechSpark to promote
infrastructure
• 2 interstates and thousands of miles of state and local roadways • 2 international airports
• Class 1 rail line • Foreign trade zone
• 5 commercial/cargo ports • 5G high-speed internet covers the region
quality of life
• Home to the Green Bay Packers, the only community-owned NFL football team
• Wineries, craft breweries, noteworthy museums and art galleries, top-rated
hiking trails, more than 300 miles of shoreline on the Great Lakes
• PGA Championship golf courses – Blackwolf Run and Whistling Straits –
home to the 2021 Ryder Cup
• The region’s cost of living index – 10.5% lower than the national average
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new north investors
platinum champion leadership
visionary
founding
sustaining
contributing
in-kind
NEW Digital Alliance
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Ready & Resilient – Prosperity for All
T he New North region has proven
that we are resilient and ready to
help each other move from crisis to
pandemic. Together, we pulled
ideas, information, resources and
connections to help our region be
recovery mode during the COVID-19 a leader in the road to recovery.
What resilient means to me:
“Never give up, keep your eye on the
prize. Overcoming obstacles — if you
have that will, there is always a way.”
—Rachelle Katchenago
Creating safe options for
New North Upskilling our communities
Program expands Businesses took extra steps to keep
New North brought public and customers safe from using social
Rachelle Katchenago private sector leaders together distancing signs to creating outside
Rachelle was stuck in a cycle of with gener8tor, a local startup dining areas and cocktails to go
dead-end jobs and sacrificed time acceleratortor, to create an upskilling during the pandemic. As the number
with her kids to make ends meet. program to help job seekers change of COVID-19 cases decline, patrons
When she reached out for help, she careers through training and can once again enjoy gathering
was introduced to the New North networking. Thanks to Microsoft, together in small groups.
gener8tor Upskilling pilot program. the program is being expanded
Once enrolled, she began the online across the United States, but it
course and received coaching to started right here in the New North.
develop a resume, LinkedIn profile and
interview skills. This led to a full-time,
work-from-home customer service
position that was flexible enough for
her to manage family obligations.
Finding a program like Upskilling that
was flexible and attainable allowed
her to overcome multiple barriers that
many face due to child care, lack of
credentials or financial means. She was
385 plus
applicants
so grateful for this opportunity that she
has started volunteering to help others 78 rate
% graduation Where resiliency in our
region shows through
who may be facing similar struggles.
“The program provides so much 239 certificates
earned
Visit our website for the New North
Region Strength & Determination
coaching and support — you feel a
sense of community and it creates a
sense of hope,” Rachelle says.
53 placement
% job *
video, New North Covid-19 Updates.
www.thenewnorth.com/
covid-19-updates
*at time of publication-graduation recently held
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Protecting people
Many area businesses developed
products to keep people safe during
the pandemic, from making PPE to
pop-up modular hospital rooms. The
Boldt Co. in Appleton partnered with
HGA Architects and Engineers to
make modular health care solutions.
Irineo Medina, Downtown Unites mural artist
Prosperity for All — Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
“I aim to create work that adds murals as beautiful additions to our
brightness and love to our community. landscape, then including BIPOC
Changing the landscape is an important in my work can normalize our African Heritage vaccine clinic
building block in community beauty and in turn produce fruitful with AHI & Prevea Health Teams
conversation and new ideas. I also conversations and ideas that begin to African Heritage Inc. and Prevea
feel an intrinsic responsibility to use create positive change. The world can Health teamed up to offer mobile
my platform to uplift marginalized be a crazy place. I believe that art is COVID-19 vaccination clinics and
populations and show their beauty the vehicle that can bring us together spread the word about why it’s
to everyone. I believe that if we see and keep us moving forward.” important to receive the vaccine.
Downtowns are the heart of our communities
WEDC Wisconsin Main Street Awards received in our area
Best COVID Response Best Business Retention Effort
Winner: Definitely De Pere and Winner: Friends of Farmers Wife
City of De Pere — Omro
Honorable Mention: Downtown
Fond du Lac Partnership and City Best Volunteer Engagement
of Fond du Lac Winner: Rotary Square
Best Business Success Story Beautification Project — Ripon
Winner: Barber Rich’s Barbershop Best Façade Rehab Over $20,000 Making broadband
— Omro Winner: Saks Holdings LLC, accessible to all
Best Downtown Revitalization 101 S. Broadway — De Pere New North was awarded a $500,000 EDA
Initiative — Connect CARES Act Recovery Assistance grant
Communities Under 12,000 Best Historic Restoration to conduct a broadband gap analysis and
Co-Winner: Elite Smiles Dental — Winner: Historic Mapes Hotel — identify solutions for the 18 counties of
Little Chute Ripon the New North region to spur private
investment and economic resiliency.
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Growth & Development in the New North
Business Development NEW Launch Alliance
18 Opportunity Zones Regional Pitch Winners
2020 New North Business
An Opportunity Zone is an economic
Development video highlighted development tool that allows people Shawn Robinson,
construction projects in our region to invest in distressed areas to spur Founder of Pure
2020 Deloitte’s Top Ranking economic growth and job creation in & Complete
video where privately held companies communities. Phonics LLC
in the New North were recognized The Brio Stephanie Hoskins,
Greater Oshkosh Economic Development Corp.
Building in
2020 Local Partner Development Co-founder of
downtown
video to highlight projects large and will house Debtle with her
small — we are proud of them all the Oshkosh husband, Houston
Food Co-op
Alex Tyink is CEO and
Gabriel Lofts co-founder of Fork Farms, a
is a mixed-use unique hydroponic growing
redevelopment system. As a member of the
in the historic NEW Launch Alliance, Alex
Time is money. By gathering uniform Gabriel Furniture was connected to TitletownTech and
site information, we increase the building in WEDC for additional investments.
quality of site documentation, downtown
Performa
Appleton
the number of certified sites, and
investment into the region.
Door County
Museum
Thank you to our local partners for
providing innovative spaces and resources
“The Gold Shovel certification helped
us secure a new 110,000-square-foot The James F. Kress Maritime Lighthouse
Amazon distribution center in Tower in Sturgeon Bay honors the
Greenville Business Park creating maritime history of our region while
160 permanent jobs, with seasonal drawing tourism dollars to the area.
employees as needed.”
— Michael J.D. Brown, Community New North
& Economic Development Director participated in
the Select USA
Investment
Summit as part of the WEDC – State Transportation, Logistics,
of WI delegation to connect with and Infrastructure
businesses around the world looking to
expand and make investments in our Investments continued to support the
New North region and Wisconsin. transportation of people, raw products
Fond du Lac
Aeronautical Business Park
and finished goods throughout the world
46 acres available for development Amtrak Thruway Buses —
connecting residents to Chicago
Michels Kaukauna Dam Project —
rebuilt this 90-year-old structure
Port of Green Bay — Supporting 14
port businesses along the Fox River,
moving more than 2 tons of cargo
Sheboygan Green Bay Packaging is the first new
Southpointe Enterprise Campus paper mill in Wisconsin in over 35 years,
U.S. Navy Crane — built in the Port of
133 acres available for development bringing new technology and efficiency Manitowoc, heading for the East Coast
to the industry. to handle 140-ton loads at a naval base
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Education & Talent Attraction
Hiring heroes The New North Talent Hub
New North created
Fab Labs: Where early
Darlene Sao transitioned
a central location
education includes
from the military to
for job seekers
hands-on innovation
Oshkosh Corp. through
the Hiring our Heroes and employers to
Corporate Fellowship find information
program and Mission Wisconsin. on available
talent, training
She couldn’t picture herself in Northeast
and upskilling,
Wisconsin, but she took a chance and
re-employment assistance, job
she is glad she did! Originally from
openings and workforce development
Illinois, Darlene went to the Coast
efforts in Northeast Wisconsin,
Guard Academy and traveled the
as well as regional data to inform
world while serving the country. The
organizations in strategy decisions.
leadership skills, broad experiences
and adaptability she gained in the
military helped her transition to the
civilian world. Darlene was pleasantly
surprised by the personalized approach
provided by Mission Wisconsin and New North
Fab Lab
Oshkosh Corp. “For them to take the locations
time to figure out what I’m passionate
about and what my interests were
really stood out to me, so after that I Connecting with transitioning service
knew I had to take this opportunity members is part of New North’s efforts
and I’m so glad I did,” said Darlene. to attract talent to the region.
“I often hear that organizations don’t today as to how education and commerce
think about IT unless something goes operate. The NEW Digital Alliance also
wrong. COVID-19 brought IT to the supports the efforts of companies and
forefront. IT was crucial in helping educational institutions in attracting and
Greater Oshkosh Economic Development employees transition to remote work retaining IT workers in our region.”
Corp. provided over 1,900 trips for and continues to play a critical role — Kim Iversen, NEW Digital Alliance
employment in 2020, getting essential
workers to their places of employment! Grace Vanden Heuvel and even helped
makes connections at mentor other interns.
NEW Digital Alliance At the NEW IT
Connect event, Grace
Grace’s story is a
led a panel discussion
perfect example of
in front of her peers
the magic that happens
and corporate
when the New North’s
executives. This led
alliances connect. She was
to her current position as a youth
introduced to the world of technology
apprentice at Secura Insurance!
at her high school and the Girls Who
Helping to address the lack of Code and Microsoft TEALS programs. “If it had not been for the Alliance, I
child care facilities, Ariens Company She was then connected to NEW would not be where I am today. I would
turned a portion of the old Brillion Digital Alliance and began a long- like to encourage other students to look
Iron Works property into the new term internship. For two years, Grace into all of the opportunities our region
Brillion Learning Center. worked with Kim Iversen to optimize has to get connected — the NEW Digital
the website, coordinate data analysis Alliance is a great place to start!”
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Marketing & Branding
More You in NEW
The More YOU in NEW campaign was
More YOU in NEW video campaign with Sachin Shivaram
created with YOU in mind. Here in the Sachin Shivaram grew up in
New North region, there is more time Milwaukee, went away to college
for YOU with shorter commute times — at Harvard, studied in England
more time for recreational activities — and completed law school at Yale.
more opportunities for YOU. We know While in law school, he read a novel
that a big reason our area is special is about a group of industrialists, one
because of you, our people. Authentic, of whom ran a steel mill. The book
kind, approachable, real, generous. helped inspire his career path to
begin working in the metals industry.
New North Proud: Today, Sachin is the CEO of Wisconsin
creating brand Aluminum Foundry in Manitowoc,
ambassadors to highlight and he loves to tell the story of how he
our quality of life discovered Northeast Wisconsin and
all it has to offer. “It shocks me how
little I knew about this area. It is just
a wonderful place to live and work,” businesses, especially for a young
Sachin said. “I would never have person starting their career,” he
imagined that the area is a diverse said. Sachin encourages others
area, and there is also a strong job to envision themselves here and
market … an overwhelming amount experience the great quality of life
of opportunities and fascinating in the New North.
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Working together
The New North partnered with the Northeast
Wisconsin Manufacturing Alliance to co-brand
videos made as part of the NEWMA Manufacturing
All Star program as a way to not only draw people
to careers in manufacturing, but the region as well.
10 N E W N O R T H , I N C.Gathering Data and Business Trends
Business Intelligence
Unemployment from April 2020 – April 2021
New North launched a new online
tool at the beginning of December
linked to the Talent Hub, called
the New North IntelTracker. The
tracker features economic indicators
and data on a regional, state and
national level showing trends and
insights over time.
The purpose of publishing this
data is to assist businesses and
organizations in making better- The New North Region is at pre-pandemic unemployment
informed strategy decisions for the levels and began recovering faster than the nation and state
future. The IntelTracker is evolving of Wisconsin. In collaboration with UW Oshkosh, monthly
over time, adding new components economic impact surveys were conducted and analyzed,
to drill down into the data. leading to recovery tools and resources for our region.
newnorthtalenthub.com/inteltracker
COVID-19 WI CEO
Leadership Series
New North, in
collaboration with the
Regional Leadership
Council, led the weekly
CEO Leadership Series to
share best practices from
top executives on how
their companies were
navigating the pandemic,
along with health care
data from the Medical
College of Wisconsin.
M I D -Y E A R R E P O R T 2 0 21 11creating, connecting & convening regional
strategies for business & talent development
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shared vision mission As a thank you for your support, investors are
To be nationally and To be the catalyst for highlighted through:
globally competitive for regional prosperity for all
personal, community and through collaborative action.
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M I D -Y E A R R E P O R T 2 0 21 13NEW NORTH, INC.
About 2740 W. Mason St., Suite BT344 | Green Bay, WI 54303
(920) 336-3860 | www.thenewnorth.com/aboutus
New North, Inc. President & CEO
Barb LaMue
Director, Research & Technology
Matthew Christman
Vice President, Talent Development Creative Design,
Rebecca Deschane
New North, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, regional marketing and Production and Distribution
Vice President, Coalesce Marketing & Design
economic development corporation fostering collaboration Marketing and Investor Relations
among private and public sector leaders throughout the 18 Public Relations,
Renee Torzala
Media Management
counties of Northeast Wisconsin, known as the New North Vice President, Business Development Blumb Communications
region. The counties include Brown, Calumet, Door, Florence, Barbara Koldos & Consulting
Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Office Manager / Assistant
NEW Digital Alliance
to the President / CEO
Marquette, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano, Lorri LaPratt
Kim Iversen
Sheboygan, Waupaca, Waushara and Winnebago.
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