While progress has been made with United Way’s partners in the areas of education, income, and health, community needs continue to outweigh the resources available.
Assistant Vice President Senior Branch Manager Pam Blattner and Trust Assistant Pamela Sanderson were also recognized for their efforts in promoting financial literacy to Wisconsin’s consumers.
This program focuses on the process and principles that characterize excellence in people management and how to successfully make the transition to manager.
This program will provide a project management process that creates clear objectives and helps with planning and estimating project deliverables to keep the project on schedule and within budget.
This is the third time the state has invested in Kwik Trip’s growth in Wisconsin, raising the company’s eligibility for tax credits to a total of $41 million.
Grants are awarded to projects intended to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crop industries through research, education, or market development.
The new grant program will help Other-Than-Municipal Community and nonprofit, Non-Transient Non-Community public water systems address PFAS and manganese contamination.
