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February 2021
Annual Clay Shoot—April 9
REGISTER NOW
Excitement Is in the Air as We Plan for Our First In-Person Event of 2021!
We are excited to venture into the great outdoors for the HOTV Chamber’s Annual Clay Shoot event scheduled for Friday,
April 9th. Presented by Speedy Clean, this casual event is perfect for a group of co-workers, colleagues or friends to connect
for a morning of fun, relaxation and networking! Whether you are a novice who is interested in learning the sport or you
are a sharp shooter anxious to show off your skills, you are invited to join us for this fun event!
The Annual Clay Shoot will take place from 8:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. at Triple J Wing & Clay in Brillion on April 9th. You can
register as an individual for $125 or as a team of 5 shooters for $500. You will enjoy breakfast, time on course, lunch, prizes
and awards! We encourage you to take part and reconnect with familiar faces. You can learn more or register HERE.
Community First Credit Union Announced as Nicci Sprangers
Presenting Sponsor for Annual Awards Dinner Executive Director
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We are thrilled to partner with Community First Credit Union to bring
you a spectacular 2021 Annual Awards Dinner on May 26th at the
Grand Meridian! We invite you, your employees, friends and family to
applaud the accomplishments of our business community as we OFFICE HOURS :
recognize HOTV Chamber members for their success. Help to Mon-Thurs. 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
recognize a deserving local business or individual by submitting a
Friday 8:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m.
nomination in one of eight categories. Nominations are due April 1st.
Nominate an individual or business now.
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Upcoming Events
February 1-14th - SOLD OUT Thursday, March 11th
CA$H MOB—Wine & Dine Your Valentine Virtual Business Card Exchange
Via Zoom
We've got a SWEET DEAL for you this Valentine's
Day! Support a Chamber member bar or restaurant Attending our monthly Business Card Exchange is a
this Valentines Day and we will give you great way to meet new people, broaden your net-
$10 in Chamber Bucks to spend toward your meal! work and share your personal brand. This is a great
We ask that you spend a minimum of $20 of your way to meet your next potential client, customer or
own money on your meal as well. friend. New connections are made every time!
Open to 25 participants.
• Select from over 45 local bars & restaurants.
• Event open to 50 participants! Time: 9:00—10:00 am
• Order Take Out / Dine In by Feb. 15. Location: Zoom
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Thursday, March 18th
HR Roundtable—Employee Life Cycle
Via Zoom
Thursday, February 18th
Join us as we map the employee journey to help
drive better talent retention and improve the overall
Virtual Business Card Exchange
reputation of your organization’s employer brand.
Via Zoom
Employee Life Cycle management is a crucial
Let's check in with each other, see the faces and
function of all organizations. It is how we manage
hear the voices of friends and colleagues and our most valuable asset: people. The Employee Life
potentially make new connections at the same Cycle is based on the idea that companies should
time. design the employee experience as carefully as they
design their customer experience. Employee
The virtual Business Card Exchange is open to 25
engagement should be a mindset – not a program
participants. that starts and stops when morale is low.
Time: 9:00—10:00 am Time: 9:00—10:00 am
Location: Zoom Location: Zoom
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Thursday, March 25th Thursday, April 8th
Women in Marketing Every Business Can Benefit from Youth
Via Zoom Apprenticeships
Via Zoom
In partnership with WWBIC, we are proud to present
Women in Marketing, a virtual event highlighting a Businesses across all sectors can benefit from Youth
panel of inspirational women in our community. Join Apprenticeship, Co-Op & Internship programs! By
us as our panelists share how they pivoted their working with local high schools your company can fill
organizations marketing plans in 2020 and discuss the a need in marketing, finance, accounting, banking, IT,
strategies they are crafting to kick off 2021. They will hospitality as well as in a number of trades! Schools
have students who are eager to begin their careers
share their trials, tribulations, successes and overall
and put their classroom learnings to work and your
steadfast actions that have helped to bring them business could be the perfect fit!
success in the marketing field.
In this webinar learn the basics about how these
Just like the prior Women in Business panel programs work, how your business can benefit, what
discussion, you are sure to take away some insightful your role is as a work based learning site. Hear from
and inspiring stories that will school district representatives as well as local
empower and help you through our businesses who have had success with these
economic recovery! programs.
Time: 2:00—3:00 pm
Time: 12:00—1:00 pm
Location: Zoom
Location:
Friday, April 9th
REGISTER NOW
Clay Shoot
Triple J Wing & Clay ❑ Individual Shooter $125
Presented by Speedy Clean! Whether you are a novice ❑ Team of 5 Shooters $500
who is interested in learning the sport or you are a sharp
shooter anxious to show off your skills, you are invited to All ability levels welcome!
join us for this fun event! Assemble your squad or sign up
as an individual shooter to be added to a team! Includes: Ear plugs, use of safety eyewear,
3 boxes of shells per person, Annie Oakley
Time: 8:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Challenge, Continental Breakfast & Lunch
Location: Triple J Wing & Clay / Woodfire Lodge provided. Guns available for rent.
3rd Annual The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce Presents:
Friday, April 9, 2021
Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Triple J Wing & Clay
2687 ManCal Road | Brillion
Presented by
REGISTER NOW!
❑ Individual Shooter $125 ❑ Team of 5 Shooters $500
All ability levels welcome! Includes: Ear plugs, use of safety eyewear, 3 boxes
of shells per person, Annie Oakley Challenge, Continental Breakfast & Lunch
provided. Guns available for rent.
Event Schedule
Lunch Sponsor $950 Breakfast Sponsor $750
• • Registration & Continental
One team (5 shooters/team) • One team (5 shooters/team)
• breakfast starts at 8:00am
Recognized on Lunch Table • Recognized on Breakfast Table
• Recognition on all signage • Recognition on all signage • Mandatory Safety Meeting
• Recognition on website • Recognition on website 8:45am
• 1/2 page ad in the newsletter • 1/2 page ad in the newsletter • Shoot begins 9:00am
• Two available - Industry Exclusivity • Two available—Industry Exclusivity
• at 11:30am
1 left! 1 left! • Lunch & awards 12:00
Award Sponsor $275 Station Sponsor $250 Annie Oakley Sponsor $225
• One shooter • Mentioned in all media • One shooter
• Mentioned in all media • Logo sign on station • Mentioned in all media
• Recognition on website • Set up booth on the station • Logo at challenge
• Recognition on Awards • 10 available • Only one available
Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce BOARD MEMBER Q & A with Joe Kobussen Tell us a little about your background? President of Kobussen Buses Ltd. and 3rd generation family member running the business with brother Dan, Aunt Ann Kobussen and cousins Scott Kobussen and Melissa Miller. I began my career with Kobussen in 1983, as a mechanic. Soon took over all maintenance for the company before moving into sales and dispatch while going to school for accounting. In 1998 I was elected president when my father retired. Kobussen Buses Ltd currently operates 850 school buses, 26 motor coaches and 35 Para-transit and Transit vehicles with over 1000 employees from 21 locations throughout the state of Wisconsin. What do you love about the Heart of the Valley Community? Heart of the Valley Community is a small community with all of the interests, activities and attractions of any larger community. We have within reach professional sports, the arts and more. Also love the fact that we have Lake Winnebago and the Fox River running through our communities. What’s is one item on your bucket list? Hot air balloon ride Favorite Heart of the Valley spot to relax, visit or have fun? On the river on a nice hot day Early bird or Night Owl? Early bird Favorite cocktail? Bourbon Best business advice you’ve received? Listen to both sides
Presenting Partner: SOLD Entertainment Partner $1,500
• Reserved Table for 8
• Full color, 1/2 page ad in the Heartbeat publication
• Recognition/signage on the event stage
• Opportunity to be featured “Member of the Month”
• Identified on all printed materials promoting event
• 4 partners at this level with category exclusivity per industry
Dessert Partner $1,500
• Reserved Table for 8
• Name on dessert picks used at the event
• Full color, 1/2 page ad in the Heartbeat
Newsletter
• Opportunity to be featured “Member of the Month”
• Identified on all printed materials promoting event
Reception Partner: $2,500 • 3 AVAILABLE
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Reserved table of 8 with premium seating
Logo printed on guest drink tickets
Decor Partner $1,000
• Logo on all reception area table tents • Reserved table for 8
• Logo on Chamber’s website with link to your website • Full color, ½ page ad in the Heartbeat
• Identified in Chamber e-news & social media publication
• Identified on all printed materials promoting event • Identified on all printed materials
promoting event
• Identified in newspaper articles & press releases
• Acknowledged signage at each
• Logo on signage at the event table
• Full page, full color ad in the Heartbeat publication • 2 AVAILABLE
• Opportunity to be featured “Member of the Month”
• (1) available
Grand Prize Partner SOLD
Awards Partner: $2,000
• Reserved table of 8 with premium seating
• Opportunity to announce / present awards at event
• Logo on Chamber’s website with link to your website
• Identified in Chamber e-news & social media
• Identified on all printed materials promoting event Reserved Table Partner $500
• Identified in newspaper articles & press releases
• Reserved table for 8
• Logo on signage at the event
• Full color, ½ page ads in the Heartbeat publication
• Full page, full color ad in the Heartbeat publication
• Opportunity to be featured “Member of the Month”
• (1) available Raffle Partner $300
• Two reserved tickets
For more information and sponsorship opportunities:
call us at 920.766.1616 or email Diane Stuckrath at • Full color, ½ page ad in the Heartbeat publication
diane@heartofthevalleychamber.com • Logo on signage at the event & printed on raffle tickets
Introducing INCubatoredu at Kimberly High School
THINK ‘SHARK TANK’
Bringing Entrepreneurship to the Classroom!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Share your Business Knowledge with Volunteer as a Coach in one
the Next Generation of these topics:
The Heart of the Valley Chamber is excited to announce that next school year we will be • Ideation
teaming up with the Kimberly School District for a new high school entrepreneurship • Marketing
class called INCubatoredu. The class is designed along the lines of Shark Tank, where • Presentation Skills
students will be developing their own business or product concept, learning about • Project Planning
stages/steps/concepts to starting their business, and then pitching the business to a • Legal
panel of judges/sharks. In the end, students will compete against their classmates, • Storytelling
pitching their ideas to local "sharks" who decide which business concept reigns supreme! • Pricing
• Website Creation
Part of the Heart of the Valley Chamber’s role will be to identify volunteers in the
• Revenue Forecasting
business community that would be willing to donate their time, talent and expertise to
• Financial Statements
inspire the next generation and be a part of the this exciting new project! We are seeking
• Sales Planning
coaches and mentors for this program.
• Funding Requests
Volunteer as a Coach If you are interested in being a
Donate 1-2 hours of your time to visit the classroom and present to the students on a key part of this exciting new
business topic. program and want to learn
more about volunteering as a
Volunteer as a Mentor topic presenter or mentor
Donate approx. 1 hour per week. Be matched up with a group of students and serve as please email Nicci at
their business mentor throughout the semester. nicci@heartofthechamber.com
Get involved! Contact Nicci at nicci@heartofthevallechamber.com
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Ribbon Cutting - La Patrona
La Patrona Opens in Kaukauna
Located at 201 Dodge Street, this new
business will feature a wide variety of
Mexican food/groceries items, veggies, fruit,
lots of soda varieties as well as serve some of
your favorite Mexican foods including hot
tamales, tacos, burritos, quesadilla and
more! Let’s give this new business a warm
Heart of the Valley welcome! La Patrona
proudly accepts Chamber Bucks.Chamber Members
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Company Name Primary Phone Full Mailing Address Primary Primary Rep: Email
Representative
McClone Insurance (920) 725-3232 150 Man St. Ste. 300 Jodi Wellhoefer Jodi.wellhoefer@mcclone.com
Menasha, WI 54956
M3 Insurance (920) 455-7115 1872 Mid Valley Drive Cindy Van Asten cindy.vanasten@m3ins.com
De Pere, WI 54115
Truyman-Haase-Zahn (920) 730-0123 420 E. Northland Ave., Trey Neher tneher@thzins.com
Ste. A Appleton, WI 54911
Universal Insurance (920) 215-4995 1151 Oneida Street, Menasha, Pamela Utpadel pam@uiadvisors.com
Advisors WI 54952
Family Insurance (920) 722-2799 430 3rd Street, Ste B, Chris Klein cklein@familyinsctr.com
Center Menasha, WI 54951
Van De Hey Financial (920) 766-9988 311 E Ann Street, David Van De Hey dave@vandeheyfinancial.com
Services, Inc Suite 2
Kaukauna, WI 54130
R & R Insurance (920) 931-3261 5317 W. Grande Chris Hanson chris.hanson@rrins.com
*Formerly Hanson Benefits, Market Dr, Suite E
Inc. Appleton, WI 54913
Marsh & McLennan (920) 225-6881 3701 E. Evergreen Dr. Suite Tracy Tschanz tracy.tschanz@marshmma.com
Agency, LLC 100, Appleton, WI 54913
Midwest Insurance (920) 731-2100 5733 W. Packard St. Appleton, Mackenzie Dietz Mackenzie.Dietz@mibltd.com
Brokerage, LTD WI 54913
5G Benefits, LLC (920) 385-1554 1345A North Rd #100 Green Tony Goebel tony@5gbenefits.com
Bay, WI 54313
(920) 560-7000 4351 W. College Ave., Ste 310 Sheila Fenolio sheila.fenolio@ansay.com
Appleton, WI 54914
The Insurance (920) 734-8735 920 Association Drive Sharon Simon ssimon@ticinsurance.com
Center Appleton, WI 54914
J.A. Johnson Health (920) 284-6067 645 W Ridgeview Dr. Ste 105, June Johnson june.64@live.com
Insurance Appleton, WI 54911Claim your
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also provide a jpeg or pdf ad that you have created.GOOD NEWS is worth repeating O’Connor Connective Welcomes Holly Borga as Executive Assistant The expansion of O’Connor Connective at the start of year No. 9 as a full-service strategic communications consultancy continued with the recent hiring of Holly Borga as Executive Assistant. Borga joined the O’Connor Connective team with an extensive background in office management and customer service with large and small businesses, including Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, Inc. and JCPenney. She has proved herself to be an organized multitasker with an eye for details. In her vital front-facing role with the O’Connor Connective team, Borga provides real-time administrative support with scheduling, bookkeeping and office-management functions. “As we further expand our services and tackle our ninth year of business, we’re thrilled to add the talent of a seasoned and proven professional like Holly,” said Bridget O’Connor, owner and principal of O’Connor Connective. “I welcome the coordination, collaboration and can-do approach she brings to O’Connor Connective. There is no doubt Holly is going to help advance our company and help keep me sane along the way!” A native of Green Bay, Wisconsin, Borga most recently was a patient care representative at a De Pere dentist office, performing administrative duties and working directly with patients on scheduling for appointments and follow-up. Prior to that, Borga worked in a variety of roles for seven years with Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, Inc., a nonprofit that operates separately from the Green Bay Packers. She provided administrative and accounting support to the organization’s executive director, board of directors, and various committees. She also helped plan and implement two major fundraising events and smaller fundraisers for the Packers Hall of Fame each year. GreenLeaf Bank Announces Staff Addition and Retirement GreenLeaf Bank recently announced the addition of Ryan Kauth as Senior Vice-President of Lending. Kauth replaces Terry Lardinois, the bank’s Chief Lending Officer, who retired on December 31, 2020. Since 2007 Kauth held a variety of roles in business banking and at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay focused on improving small businesses. He advised local leaders on growing successful companies and the critical role banking services play in achieving their goals. Kauth says, “My expertise in banking and entrepreneurship provide a unique perspective to assist bank business customers in becoming even more successful.” Lardinois retires after 19-years of service to GreenLeaf Bank. His career began in 2001 when then bank CEO Dave Krutz retired from day-to-day bank operation. Over the next 19-years, while holding the positions of Chief Operating Officer, CEO and finally as Chief Lending Officer, he helped the bank grow from $49 million to $110 million in assets while ensuring it remained financially sound. Lardinois says, “It feels good to step down from our community bank after many years of success.” Lardinois will remain on the bank’s Board of Directors. GreenLeaf Bank is a full-service financial institution with two locations offering a variety of checking accounts, saving accounts, mortgage loans, agriculture loans, along with a full range of commercial banking services. The bank also offers a full array of digital banking services including: online banking, a mobile banking app, electronic bill pay, mobile wallet, fee-free ATM network and Zelle® a person-to-person payment platform. For more information visit www.greenleaf.bank
GOOD NEWS is worth repeating Community First CU promotes Joe Harvey to Senior VP Facilities Joe Harvey has been promoted to Senior Vice President Facilities at Community First Credit Union with over 20 years of construction, safety and facilities management experience. Harvey joined Community First in January 2019 as VP of Maintenance and Building Operations. In his new role, he joins the Senior Leadership Team, overseeing the operations and maintenance for all of Community First’s 26 branch locations. “We are fortunate to have Joe’s extensive experience in facility management, construction and team leadership to help serve Community First member-owners,” said Community First President/CEO Cathie Tierney. Prior to joining Community First, he was with the Kimberly Area School District as Director of Facilities and Safety Management for nine years, where he led a team of 41 employees who managed 1.45 million square feet of space, 195 acres of property and about 20 buildings that served a district with about 5,000 students and 500 staff members. Harvey learned the construction business from the ground up, laying footings/foundations and building homes while in high school and college. A native of Gladstone, Mich., he earned a construction management degree from Northern Michigan University and came to the Fox Valley to work for Appleton-based Hoffman Corp. (now Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction). During his career, Harvey has managed multiple large construction projects across the Midwest incorporating energy efficiency, sustainability and green-building initiatives. Energy conservation, daylighting and renewable energy along with utilizing green cleaning products have long been a passion for Harvey, who has been overseeing the remodeling/refresh of the Oneida branch. “As we progress with branch remodeling and additions, sustainability and energy savings will be at the forefront of my thinking,” he said. “It’s exciting to be able to put a twist on some of the techniques that I’ve learned along the way.” Valley Packaging Industries, Inc. Announces New Director of Human Resources & Community Engagement Valley Packaging Industries, Inc. (VPI) CEO, Tim Riebau, is pleased to welcome Amanda Stuck in the role of Director of Human Resources & Community Engagement, effective February 8th. In this new role, Amanda will champion Human Resource, employee, and community engagement initiatives and strengthen senior leadership for the organization. Amanda will develop and oversee all aspects of VPI’s human resource (HR) function to include staff management, training, organizational development, compensation and benefits, HR policy management, internal team member relations, performance management, and provide overall health and safety support. Additionally, Amanda will lead all employee and community engagement initiatives, including community partner collaborations, employee and community relations, grant pursuits, and community events. Amanda comes to VPI after having served three terms as a member of the WI State Assembly representing the 57th district. Priding herself in achieving high outcomes where government works for the people, she obtained benefits including unemployment, healthcare, grants, and advocated consistently for her constituents. She wrote > 50 bipartisan bills and collaborated with diverse groups to write legislation after participating in extensive research to understand her community’s opportunities and perspectives. Additionally, Amanda’s experiences include working as an Instructional Support Teacher for the Kimberly Area School District, a direct support provider of personal care for those elderly and/or with disabilities, a housing specialist for Appleton Housing Authority, and numerous community volunteer roles -- making her an ideal fit for VPI and this role.
GOOD NEWS
is worth repeating
Wolf River Community Bank Announces a New Hire, a Promotion, and
a New Board Appointment to Enhance its Continued Growth in the Fox West Area
Wolf River Community Bank announces a promotion, a new hire and a new board member to its financial team.
Jeff Van Ekeren joins the organization as Vice President of Commercial Lending. He brings 30
years of commercial and retail banking expertise from financial institutions, most recently
Associated Bank. Van Ekeren is a graduate of Central College in Iowa and holds an MBA from
Iowa State University. He is on the Board of Directors for the Habitat for Humanity in Oshkosh
and currently serves as Treasurer. He also is Past President of Appleton Little League and
served on church missions, Boys & Girls Club of the Fox Valley board and the Fox Cities
Chamber of Commerce, among others. Van Ekeren will enhance Wolf River Community Bank’s
commercial department and will help businesses with lending solutions, such as acquiring lines
of credit and securing business loans for construction or new equipment.
Jenni Badtke has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. Badtke now monitors the
mortgage loan department's daily operations and manages a growing loan portfolio of over
$40 million. She has 15 years of industry experience, over a decade of which has been at Wolf
River Community Bank in loan processing, banking, and lending. Previously, Badtke was a
Consumer/Mortgage Lender at the bank's Hortonville branch. Badtke is a member of the Home
Builders Association of Fox Cities and the Wisconsin Bankers Association’s Building Our Leaders
of Tomorrow group. For the past five years, she has taught financial literacy programs in 2nd
and 5th-grade classrooms at area schools as a volunteer teacher through the nonprofit
organization Junior Achievement.
Amanda Otis, CPA, was recently appointed to Wolf River Community Bank’s Board of
Directors. She is the President and former CFO of Eillien's Candies, headquartered in Green
Bay, a family-owned company that packages various candies and baking and snack nuts for
both private label customers and their own branded Eillien's products. Prior to Eillien’s, she
was the Controller for GLK Foods and an Auditor for Grant Thornton. Otis holds a CPA license
from the State of Wisconsin. She received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
with majors in accounting and operations and supply chain management from Marquette
University. Otis is a New London resident and is a member of the March of Dimes Executive
Leadership team; a long-time committee member, team captain and supporter of the Fox
Cities March for Babies Planning Committee; and the current Treasurer for Parkview
Elementary Parent Teacher Organization. She also is past Treasurer for the Friends of Mosquito Hill.
United Way Fox Cities celebrates $8.4 million raised during annual campaign
United Way Fox Cities’ supporters gathered virtually on February 9 to celebrate a
successful community campaign that raised $8.4 million. Generous community support
makes it possible for United Way to continue to improve the lives of 1 in 3 people in the
Fox Cities.
“Starting in March, people gave generously to address the multitude of issues created by
the pandemic,” said Peter Kelly, President and CEO, United Way Fox Cities. “Their giving
continued throughout the year. We are so grateful for all of those who recognized that United Way-funded services like
housing, mental health care, and child care, are more critical than ever. We thank our donors, volunteers, and all who
contributed to this success.”Afforable Advertising
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