_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________DATE
Tuesday, March 15, 2022TIME
7:30 AM to 9:05 AM CST
EVENT TIMELINE
7:30 AM – 8:00 AM
Welcome & Breakfast
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Featured Speaker Presentation
9:00 AM – 9:05 AM
Final Questions & Closing
EVENT FEE
$25.00 - payable online or via check upon arrival at the meeting
LOCATION
D.J. Bordini CenterFox Valley Technical College (FVTC)
5 North Systems Drive
Appleton, WI 54914
Driving Directions
Contact
Michelle WeissManager | Northeast Wisconsin (NEW) Construction Alliance, Inc.
T: 920-750-9110
E: michelle@mwcommunications.org
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EVENT SUMMARY
Learn more about how Mission Wisconsin can help you build out programming, engagement, and retention best practices for the military community. Mission Wisconsin works every day to help active-duty service members and their families through the most uncertain of times. Find out how your company can help support them. We are looking forward to sharing with the NEW Construction Alliance our event plans for 2022 and how we can support your talent attraction efforts.
Learn more about how Mission Wisconsin can help you build out programming, engagement, and retention best practices for the military community. Mission Wisconsin works every day to help active-duty service members and their families through the most uncertain of times. Find out how your company can help support them. We are looking forward to sharing with the NEW Construction Alliance our event plans for 2022 and how we can support your talent attraction efforts.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Steve Janke
President / CEO | Mission Wisconsin
BIOGRAPHY
Steve Janke is a Marine veteran, founder and CEO of Mission Wisconsin. He worked for the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs and Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation as the statewide veterans field representative and military talent attraction program Manager. He was a fifth-generation dairy farmer in South Central Wisconsin.