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ADDRESS:
1515 Memorial Dr.
Manitowoc, WI 54220
PHONE:
(920) 684-5575
EMAIL:
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Thursday, October 12
8:00am - 12:00pm
REALITY STORE
Lincoln High School
1433 S. 8th St., Manitowoc
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Tuesday, October 17
7:30 - 9:30am
THE POWER FORMULA FOR LINKEDIN SUCCESS
Lighthouse Inn on Lake Michigan
1515 Memorial Dr., Two Rivers
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Title Sponsors:
Wednesday, November 15
10:30am - 4:00pm
FACING THE FUTURE SYMPOSIUM
Holiday Inn - Manitowoc
4601 Calumet Ave., Manitowoc
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Weekly
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Friday, September 15
, 2017
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CLICK HERE
for a printable
version of our events calendar.
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Thursday, September 21, 7:45am - 2:45pm
MADE HERE BUS TOUR - CONSTRUCTION FOCUS (For High School Students)
Various Locations
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Tuesday, September 26, 4:00 - 5:00pm
RIBBON CUTTING & OPEN HOUSE
The Bay at North Ridge Health & Rehabilitation Center
1445 N. 7th St., Manitowoc
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Wednesday, September 27, 12:00 - 2:00pm
GRAND OPENING RIBBON CUTTING
Prevea Manitowoc Health Center
4810 Expo Dr., Manitowoc
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Wednesday, September 27, 5:00 - 7:00pm
YP GROW: BACKSTAGE PASS TO THE CAWLEY COMPANY
The Cawley Company
1544 N. 8th St., Manitowoc
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Friday, September 29, 7:15 - 8:30am
KINECT
The Chamber of Manitowoc County
1515 Memorial Dr., Manitowoc
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Thursday, October 5, 4:00 - 5:00pm
RIBBON CUTTING & OPEN HOUSE
The Crossing of Manitowoc County
205 N. 8th St., Manitowoc
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Friday, October 6, 9:00am - 4:00pm
MANUFACTURING ROCKS
Company Tours at Various Facilities
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Chamber Notebook:
Denmark State Bank
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Denmark State Bank focuses on building trust with customers
Denmark State Bank opened in 1909 in the Village of Denmark, Wisconsin. For more than 105 years, Denmark State Bank has operated with a focus on serving the hard-working people of Northeast Wisconsin. The bank is committed to serving the individual and unique needs of each customer built on a relationship of mutual trust. Whether you're a business owner, a farmer, a student, a long-time member of the community, or are new to the area, we pride ourselves on giving you the attention and respect you deserve.
We offer a wide variety of financial products and services including loans, deposits, mortgage banking and investment services. Dedicated to a continued effort of offering products and services to meet the ever-changing needs of our diverse customer base, we aim to keep pace with technology and industry trends. In addition to our traditional banking services, our customers have the benefit of a variety of cash management tools as well as services including: online banking, bill pay, mobile deposit and e-statements.
 Every Sunday in the Herald Times Reporter, The Chamber of Manitowoc County features members in "The Chamber Notebook" located on the front page of the Business section. This exposure is just another value-added opportunity with your Chamber membership.
For available dates, call our office at 920.684.5575 or email [email protected] to schedule your Chamber Notebook article.
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Verify your Chamber membership information for the 2018 P
rinted Business Directory
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 Each year
we ask Primary Representatives to verify their organization's Chamber membership information to ensure accuracy in our 2018 Printed Business Directory and ChamberMaster website database.
It is a great opportunity for your business to attract new customers and share information with other members and people from around the world, giving your bus
iness maximum exposure.
If you received the verification email on Thursday, please be sure to verify your information, and make any necessary changes. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact The Chamber at (920) 684-5575.
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Business Connects with Government Luncheon
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An Update on Economic Development in the State of Wisconsin & Manitowoc County
A Business Connects with Government Luncheon was held at the Manitowoc Public Library on Monday.
Invited guest Tricia Braun, Chief Operating Officer for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), presented on economic development in the State of Wisconsin.
Additionally, Peter Wills, Executive Director of Progress Lakeshore, gave a brief update on economic development in Manitowoc County.
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Ribbon Cutting at graced
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On Monday of this week, a Ribbon Cutting ceremony took place at graced in downtown Manitowoc.
graced specializes in unique gifts, home decor and women's clothing. Their style is a fusion of old industrial meets modern design.
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UnitedOne presents $4,500 to The Chamber for Jr. Leadership Manitowoc County program
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Kim Rooney of UnitedOne Credit Union presented a check to The Chamber's Jr. Leadership Manitowoc County program in the amount of $4,500. UnitedOne Credit Union is the sponsor of this year's program.
The Jr. Leadership Class of 2017-18 participated in Team Building Day on Wednesday, led by Leadership Manitowoc County Committee members Tim Klein of Bay Area Medical Center and Michael Etheridge of The Haven of Manitowoc County, Incorporated.
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5th Annual Safety Symposium
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Sponsor:
The Chamber's Safety, Health & Wellness Council hosted the 5th Annual Safety Symposium at Lakeshore Technical College on Thursday morning.
Presentations and speakers included:
- Local Drug Scene: Eating Away at Community and Workplace Safety presented by Lieutenant Dave Remiker of the Manitowoc County Metro Drug Unit
- Designing an Effective Drug Testing Policy for the Workplace presented by Bill Persinger of Lakeshore Technical College
- Reasonable Suspicion: Drug and Alcohol Testing presented by Lori Wessel, Holy Family Memorial
- Understanding Workers Compensation Insurance presented by David Obermann of Ansay & Associates
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Ribbon Cutting at Paradise Foods
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A Ribbon Cutting celebration was hosted by Paradise Foods on Friday at their new location at 1210 Washington St. in Two Rivers (the previous M&M Lunch building).
Paradise Foods serves fresh, authentic Mexican cuisine.
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Briess Malt & Ingredients Co. makes first round of "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin"
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Nearly 150 nominees competed to become the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin, but now only 16 are left. After 31,919 votes were cast, the top 16 products were announced on Wednesday via Facebook Live. These 16 products will be seeded in a bracket-style tournament, which can be seen below.
Individuals can vote once every 24 hours.
Here are the Top 16:
- Uncle Mike's Bake Shoppe - Sea Salt Caramel Pecan Kringle - 3691 Votes
- Generac Power Systems - Generac XC Generator - 3484 Votes
- Exciting Events / FX in Motion - The Destroyer Cart - 3221 Votes
- Trane - Trane CenTraVac Water Cooled Chiller - 1578 Votes
- Oshkosh Corporation - Joint Light Tactical Vehicle - 1487 Votes
- Briess Malt & Ingredients - Specialty Malts - 1055 Votes
- Bradley Corporation - Verge® with WashBar™ Technology - 936 Votes
- Ariens Company - Ariens Sno-Thro - 760 Votes
- Waupaca Foundry - Iron castings for agricultural equipment - 740 Votes
- Kraft Heinz Company - Philadelphia Cream Cheese - 698 Votes
- Sargento - Balanced Breaks - 644 Votes
- Taylor Dynamometer - Towing Dynamometer - 548 Votes
- Caged Crow Fabrication - Custom Food Trucks - 511 Votes
- Mercury Marine - Joystick Piloting System - 503 Votes
- J.W. Speaker - 8790 Adaptive Headlight - 431 Votes
- Bassett Mechanical - Saturation Diving Pressure Vessels - 403 Votes
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