31st Annual Wisconsin Lenders Conference
May 20-21, 2021.
The 2021 virtual conference will be a 1.5 day event with keynote speakers on both days. The conference will provide education information and updates for commercial lenders through presentations from SBA, SBDC, RMA, Regulatory Agencies, Business Chambers, Economic Development Corporations, and more! A variety of sessions will be available for new and experienced lenders and those who work with SBA loans. The conference will feature a virtual exhibit hall for attendees to interact with sponsors and exhibitors.
· Two keynote speakers
· Two tracks
· 14 breakout sessions
· Virtual exhibitors
Registration Fee: $119
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There's still time to be a sponsor AND get your team signed up! Everyone is welcome to join us for the Annual Golf Outing at Riverside Golf Course! |
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Friday, May 21st, 5pm-9pm
Downtown Clintonville
Trophies in 15 Classes
PLUS
Mayor's Choice, Chief's Choice,
& Chamber's (Ladies) Choice
Live Music, 50/50 Raffle, 200+ Cars!
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Coming soon to Olen Park, brought to you by Clintonville Parks and Recreation Department!
Movies in the Park will return this summer and will be better than ever! More details coming soon!
Get the most up to date event information on the Clintonville Chamber's Events' page at:
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First Steps to Starting a Business
Wednesdays, June 2, 9, 16, 2021
Thinking of starting a business but don’t know where to begin? Join the Small Business Development Center at UW-Stevens Point for a three-part First Steps to Starting a Business workshop.
Session 1 - Wednesday, June 2
- Pre-Planning/networking
- Assessment, personal, financial, timing
- Business idea generation and development
Session 2 - Wednesday, June 9
- The problem you're solving, the need you're providing for?
- Using benchmark data for business feasibility
- Business modeling
Session 3 - Wednesday, June 16
Live-stream event. Will not be recorded. A Zoom link will be provided to registrants 48 hours prior to the start of the presentation. Registration will be for all three sessions.
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2021 Pete Oberhauser Art Award
President, Karen Hill, of the Pigeon River Art Group, presented the 2021 Pete Oberhauser Art Award to James and Jeanine Supanich.
The award is given to those in Recognition of their diligence promoting the growth of art in Clintonville.
The belated 2018 Art Award recipients were Glen Copus and Wayne Engel for their support of the Pigeon River Art Group, and their support of the arts in Clintonville.
Award created by Brad Krueger, local artist.
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Please join Session 4 of our 5-Session Business Q&A Spring Series
Tuesday evening, May 4th from 6 - 7pm
Personal Wealth Management & Retirement Planning can be challenging for business owners, especially in a young business.
When is the right time to begin looking at wealth management & retirement planning? It might be sooner than you think!
In this Spring Series Session 4 - 'The Clock is Ticking' we'll explore the answers to questions business owners have around the topics of
personal wealth management and retirement planning.
These are free Zoom Discussions and are open to the public. Please share this event series with anyone you feel would be interested.
Attached is a pdf with the links for quick and easy sharing. See below for more details.
Pre-registration is required.
Register in advance for this meeting by clicking the link below or use the QR Code on the flyer:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Library Expands Hours, Offers Laptops
The Clintonville Public Library is expanding their open hours for curbside pickup, browsing, and computer use by appointment. The new hours are now 9-5 Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 9-8 Tuesdays, and 9-1 on Saturdays. Additionally, the Library now welcomes children into the building when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Patrons can visit the library by appointment for either a 30-minute browsing time slot or a 1-hour computer use time slot. Drop-ins are welcome too, subject to availability.
Those who visit the Library are required to wear a mask and to continue following the physical distancing guidelines and using hand sanitizer when entering and exiting the building. Those unable to wear a mask may request curbside service by emailing cpl@clintonvillelibrary.org or calling at 715-823-4563. Library materials may be returned in the outside book drops. Book donations are currently not being accepted.
The Library has two laptops available for adults to use, thanks to a grant. To check out a laptop, a person must:
· Be 18 years of age or older;
· Have an established library card (at least one year in the library system) in good standing;
· Show a valid Wisconsin driver’s license or state ID;
· Read the Library’s laptop policy and sign the agreement.
People may receive more information about the laptops and other programs by calling the Library, visiting its website at www.clintonvillelibrary.org, or following the Library on Facebook.
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Artist's Spotlight
Hi, my name is Jeff Vollendorf, I am a member of Pigeon River Artists for 1-1/2 years. I am a fused glass artist. My interest in glass goes back to the early 80s when I helped an artist with stained glass pieces. Unlike stained glass, this glass goes into a kiln and heated until it fuses or melts together. Varied temps create different effects, and I use molds to create different shapes. About 12 years ago I took classes at Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass in Neenah. Two years ago I purchased my own kiln and set up a studio in my home. I’ve been creating glass art pieces for myself and others ever since.
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Flowers and Firs
Last day to sign up for a Bronze only sponsorship is May 14th, 2021! Send your sponsorship requests to the City of Clintonville or Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce!
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Click the business logo to view more information and apply, unless otherwise instructed below. |
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Thank you to our May Booster Members!
We are so Happy to have you!
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