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MACCI’s Annual Dinner. . . A Celebration of SuccessYour Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry will celebrate 70 years of community success at its Annual Meeting dinner on Wednesday, January 27, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 400 West Upham Street in Marshfield. Invitations to attend the dinner will be mailed the end of December.

As we celebrate 70 years of success in our community, we will recognize those businesses who have been staples in our community, and others who have turned their dreams into reality.

This business recognition event to support Chamber efforts, offers sponsorship opportuni-ties at various levels. Contact MACCI to learn how you can help.

Special thanks goes out to our Presenting sponsors Security Health Plan and Solarus.

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MACCI Welcomes New Members New to Marshfield is the Sport & Spine Clinic of Marshfield, located at 503 South Cherry Avenue, Suite 2. Sport & Spine Clinic of Marshfield is an outpatient physical therapy group that specializes and treats many physical impairments and conditions. Merrie DeGrand, Partner/Clinic Director can be reached at 715-898-1812 or email her at [email protected]. Welcome to Marshfield!

Enbridge Inc. is an industry leader in the safe transit and storage of energy in North America - from liquids transportation and power transmission, to renewable energies such as wind, solar, and other emerging technologies. Since 1949, Enbridge has proudly served the state of Wisconsin and this region. The commitment to safety and community is at the forefront of everything they do and is rooted in the culture of their 11,000 employees and contractors across the U.S. and Canada. The Vesper office is located at 4898 Young Road, and the telephone number is 715-498-4290. Mike Pahnke is our local contact. Learn more about Enbridge Inc. at www.enbridge.com.

Business Briefs EO Johnson Business Technologies, located at 8400 West Stewart Avenue in Wausau, recently informed MACCI that technicians will now take service calls to solve your problems faster. Please make note of the new numbers reflecting this change. Service on Copiers/Printers-844-342-5365, Order Supplies or General Calls-844-365-4968

The following support numbers remain the same: Software Solutions Support Center-844-304-8791,Locknet® Managed IT Support Center-877-408-1656.

You can find more information about EO Johnson Business Technologies at eojohnson.com.

News from Office Enterprises, Inc.Scott Stifan recently joined Office Enterprises, Inc. (OEI) as VP of operations. Scott’s experience across many different industries will help OEI to continue it’s aggressive and successful growth strategy and initiatives.

Office Enterprises, Inc. (OEI), has rebranded with a new logo. The wavy lines that could be found on a postage meter impression that inspired the original logo served OEI well through 32 years of growth and change. However, as OEI continues to grow and expand it’s offerings, the time was right to update the look and feel to better represent who OEI is today.

Office Enterprises, Inc. is located at 6002 Municipal Street in Weston and the business phone number is 715-359-1234. Learn more about OEI at www. theoeigroup.com.

Business Honored Congratulations to Hotel Marshfield being named ODC’s Employer of the Year. Hotel Marshfield is located at 2700 South Central Avenue in Marshfield, and the business telephone number is 715-387-2700. Keep up the great work!

Happy Anniversary! Time Federal Savings Bank will be celebrating their 40th anniversary in Marshfield in 2016. The Marshfield bank opened on October 20, 1976. Today it is located at 810 North Central Avenue in Marshfield and the telephone number is 715-387-3761. Shari L. Immerfall is Vice President. Happy Anniversary! Wildwood Animal Hospital & Clinic is celebrating 35 years in business. Located at 210 Airpark Road in Marshfield’s Air Park, the buisness telephone number is 715-387-1225. Happy anniversary, Dr. Roger Krogstad and staff!


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Cindy Burns Named to IIAW Board of Directors Cindy Burns CIC, CPIA started a three-year term on the Independent Insurance Agents of Wisconsin (IIAW) Board of Directors.

Cindy Burns is President of Burns Insurance, an inde-pendent insurance agency headquartered in Marshfield, serving clients throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota and Arizona. Cindy currently serves on the IIAW’s

Agencies Committee.

“Cindy’s experience, leadership and strategic planning skills will keep this Association moving forward to benefit independent agents around Wisconsin,” said Matt Banaszynski, IIAW Executive VP.

The IIAW is one of the largest trade associations in the state with over 5,000 independent insurance agent members.

Burns Insurance is a certified “Best Practices” Agency through the IIAW, for its unparalleled commitment to superior client service and dedication to the highest professional practices.

Burns Insurance Agency is located at 500 South Central Avenue in Marshfield. Find Burns Insurance at burns-insurance.com or call 715-387-0002.

Marco Announces Recent Promotion of Kevin Schmidt Marco, Inc. recently announced the promotion of Kevin Schmidt to Sales Director. Schmidt has been with Marco for nine years. Early in his career, he sold copiers in the Twin Cities office and worked on Marco’s major accounts team. In 2011, Schmidt moved to the Wisconsin area to help expand Marco’s geographic footprint in the area. Since then, Marco has grown from a staff of one to more than 65 employees in Wisconsin and has grown to approximately $14M in sales in Wisconsin alone.

Schmidt’s responsiblities include managing Marco’s five offices in Wisconsin - Wausau, Appleton, Eau Claire, La Crosse and Madison. In addition to helping Marco’s IT and print technology advisors develop their sales careers, Schmidt also works closely with Marco’s service team and is responsible for providing the best technology solutions for its customers. Marco has hired five additional sales reps in Wisconsin to support its continued growth.

Marco is a leading technology services company that specializes in business IT services, cloud services, managed services, telecom carrier consulting services, copier/printers, phone systems, document management and audio/video systems. Marco serves over 25,000 customers throughout the upper Midwest and nationally. Learn more at mar-conet.com

Crystal Apple Kick-Off Scheduled Save the date of Tuesday, February 2nd, and plan to help with this year’s Crystal Apple kick-off. Hundreds of volunteers are needed that morning, for only a couple of hours, to visit classrooms, in the districts of Auburndale, Columbus Catholic, Granton, Green-wood, Marshfield, Pittsville, Spencer, Immanuel Lutheran, and St. Joseph’s School-Stratford. A great opportunity to bring education and business leaders together. Watch for more information about how you can get involved!

Keller Announces Hires Keller Inc. recently announced the hiring of several people. With offices in the Fox Cities, Madison, Mil-waukee and Wausau, Keller Inc. are Planners, Architects and Builders. Joining the Keller team is: Tony Tislau as Project Designer. As a Project Designer he is responsble for assisting the Sales/Project Management team in acquiring new customers for design and construc-tion. He will also perform architectural duties of programming, schematic design, design development and direct the production of construction documentation. Corey Trcka has been hired as a Project Manager. As a Project Manager he is responsible for project sales in the Wausau area along with manage-ment of those projects through completion.

Tom Peters joined Keller Inc. as an Assistant Project Man-ager. As an Assistant Project Manager he is responsible for assisting Keller’s Project Managers and other departments from the beginning of a project through completion. Pete Read has been hired as a Project Manager. As a Project Manager, he is

responsible for project sales in the Madison area along with management of those projects through completion. Pete has several years of experience in the construction industry. The Wausau office is located at 5605 Lilac Avenue and the business telephone number is 715-849-3141.

Looking for Public InputThe City of Marshfield is looking for public input as it prepares its 20-year Comprehensive Plan. As City officials consider several projects vital to our community’s economics they want to hear from you.

A public planning meeting has been scheduled on Satur-day, January 16th, at 9 a.m. at Wildwood Station. Plan to attend and share your thoughts.

The public is also encouraged to go to the City’s website and answer three simple questions about the proposed 200 Block project being spearheaded by the City’s Economic Develop-ment Board and Main Street Marshfield. Your input is important as Marshfield continues to prosper and grow!

Newsletter Advertising AvailableWant to promote your business to over 1300 professionals each month? Advertising opportunities are avail-able in the MACCI newsletter for a minimal cost. Newsletters are uploaded on the MACCI website reach-ing thousands more. Deadline for submissions is the 20th of the month. Call MACCI 715-384-3454 to reserve your month.





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Xtreme Xploration Volunteers Needed!In an effort to help local high school students prepare for the world of work, please consider participating in the 7th annual Xtreme Xploration event. The date is set for Tuesday, February 9th at UW-Marshfield/Wood County (with a snow date of February 11).

Approximately 300 Juniors from Marshfield High School and Co-lumbus Catholic High School will be in attendance. Students will receive resume tips from HR professionals, participate in an interview with a business representative, hear from faculty and current students about college life, discuss business ethics, and learn about post-secondary education opportunities.

The Xtreme Xploration Committee would greatly appreciate your involvement this year! They are looking for volunteers to interview the students; sample interview questions will be provided. There will be morning and afternoon shifts: 8:15-10:15 a.m. and 12:15- 2:15 p.m.; you can sign up to help at either or both sessions.

For further details or to sign up to assist with this great event, please contact Karen Olson at 715-384-3454 or email [email protected], or Jennifer Fredrick, 715-387-8464, ext. 4375, [email protected].

Thank you!

Host Families Needed! Arriving in Marshfield on January 23 are 8th and 9th grade students from Taiwan who will be spending 3 weeks in the Marshfield area. Host families are needed for these students who will be leaving February 12. A $300 stipend is available for each host family and bilingual chaperones will be in the area 24/7. For more information email Samuel Bavido at sbavido @gmail.com.



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Continuing Education Offers New Classes In Winter/Spring Brochure The University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County Office of Continuing Education has released its Winter/Spring 2016 Brochure and is accepting registrations.

Continuing Education offers people of all ages the opportunity to learn a new skill, explore a new hobby, advance his/her career, and/or take a trip in a convenient and affordable way.

Some new courses include: Canvas & Corks, Learning and Memory, The Market Basket, LinkedIn 101 and Cap-ture the Beauty of Flowers. Returning classes include Gymnastics, Fencing, Ballroom Dance, 8 Steps to Great Photos and The Magic of Photoshop. Explore Wisconsin with Churches and Chocolates, a day trip to Milwaukee; and Motown the Musical, a record-breaking smash hit at Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in Appleton.

Brochures are available at the Office of Continuing Education and community locations, including the Marshfield Public Library and the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry. The brochure is available online at www.marshfield.uwc.edu/continuing-ed.

Early registration is advised. Register online at www.marshfield.uwc.edu/continuing-ed, by phone at (715) 389-6520, or in person at the Office of Continuing Education, 2000 W. 5th Street, Marshfield, WI.

5th Annual “Helping” Competition Food DriveIt was another succesful year for the A&B Process Systems Associates food drive! Associates collected $11,777 items this year, which was 81% of their goal. Included in those items was over $1,300 cash that was collected the final week of the drive that will be used for meat gift cards. Thanks to all who participated and keep the true intent behind the drive alive. Thanks also to the generosity of A&B Process Systems who donated 48-$25 Festival Foods gift cards.

The competition ran for five weeks, from November 2 through December 4, with each week having a different focus for the types of items collected. Different weeks were: “Meals Made Easy”, “For the Kids”, including hats, mittens and toys, “Clean-Up” - both hygiene and household, “for Our Furry Friends” and “Cash for Meat”.

The Corporate office and Plant 1 Upstairs Office came away with the traveling trophy this year.

As much as this competition is about the competition amongst the groups, the true meaning and end results is to help those in need. It’s amazing how everyone pulls together and gives what they can to make this successful. Through everyone’s generosity, they were able to contribute food and items to 25 facilities that were collecting food, personal items, toys, and pet supplies. The generosity of others is a blessing for those in need!



2016 Reality Stores Are Set. Volunteers Needed.The 2016 Reality Stores have been scheduled for March 8 at Spencer Schools and April 12 at Marshfield Middle School. Students from Auburndale, Columbus Catholic, Granton, Greenwood, Immanuel Lutheran, Loyal, Marsh-field, Pittsville, Spencer, and St. Joseph Catholic schools will attend the stores. This successful event, originally a Leadership Marshfield project, helps eighth grade students put the puzzle of their future together.

Before the day of the store, students will be assigned an occupation with annual income, benefits, a marital status, combined income, and children. The first lesson students learn will be how to calculate their net monthly income. They deduct state and federal taxes, social security and Medicare, and quickly realize the difference between gross and net income.

As they enter the store, the young shoppers will be greeted by business volunteers representing a variety of monthly expenses. Students arrange for their housing, fur-nishings, utilities, transportation, childcare, groceries, insurance, and taxes, and will be required to donate to charity and contribute to their savings account.

They are allowed to make optional purchases such as computers, investments, mo-torcycles, pets, and family vacations; assuming, of course, their budget allows for such expenditures. In addition, students are given “chance factors”, the unexpected occurrences that affect a family’s budget, such as emergency room visits,

automobile problems, or spontaneous purchases.

Life lessons that occur daily as adults are simulated in the store. During past year’s stores, several students down-sized their homes, realized they couldn’t purchase the vehicles they wanted, or gave up other luxuries to make their money balance. Some pursued a part-time job to make ends meet, or discovered a need for social services assis-tance. Many students are amazed at the added expense of having children!

Most students leave the reality store with an increased awareness of budgeting money and making wise financial choices. Others have admitted they will give more consideration to their career and education choices. Overall, the reality store exposes students to the concept of preparing a monthly budget, with a glimpse of how much things cost and how quickly they add up.

The Reality Stores are “staffed” by area business representatives who “sell” their services to these eighth grade students. For example, realtors sell houses, car dealers sell vehicles, and insurance agents offer home and auto-mobile coverage. While in the store, students have to arrange for day care services, pay municipal taxes and order telephone and electric service as they prepare a monthly budget. Your help is needed as we plan this year’s stores. For more information or to find out how you can get involved, contact Karen Isaacson at (715) 384-3454 or email

[email protected].

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Encourage Employees To Attend Networking Events Once a month, your Chamber offers Business After 5’s. Hosted at a member business and sponsored by additional members, this networking event is open to all members and their employees. This member benefit is a great op-portunity for you to grow your business and support your Chamber. Every month over 200 business people attend and take advantage of the opportunity.

Locations confirmed for 2016 include: January 7: Carpet CityFebruary: Di-LucasMarch 17: Blue Heron Brew Pub/West 14thApril: Elk’s LodgeMay: SlumberlandJune: Schalow’s NurseryJuly: Hot Time in the City - downtown MarshfieldAugust: Business After 5 on the Farm - Heiman HolsteinsSeptember: Power PacOctober: Tentative locationNovember: Tentative locationDecember: Christmas Business After 5

If you are interested in being a sponsor at any events throughout the year please contact Debbie Bauer at 715-384-3454 or email her at [email protected].

Your support is greatly appreciated!

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Explore visual design with Adobe Creative Suite course at the UW UW-Marshfield/Wood County is offering a special opportunity to students and com-munity professionals to learn Adobe Creative Suite to build their knowledge and portfolios with “Digital Imaging & Design” this spring.

ART 216 Digital Imaging & Design is an exploration of digital imagery and its ap-plication in the fields of visual communication. This introductory course to Adobe Creative Suite focuses on Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. It is open to all students interested in learning the value of visual communications; from the novice seeking to enrich their personal creativity to the advanced student looking to build their portfolio.

Students will learn to use the different program packages through theme-based projects, in-class demonstrations, lectures, and critiques. Through the course, students will be introduced to a range of disciplines and to various career paths available in the creative arts. Projects will be presented with some flexibility so that the finished work can be geared towards each student’s goals, interests and/or objectives.

The course will be taught by illustrator and educator, Jason Cole, M.A. Cole paints with oils and acrylics as well as with Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter. His work has appeared in role-playing game books, as art for card games, on t-shirts, and in magazines.

Register for this course as a special student, or apply to attend UW-Marshfield/Wood County to earn your Univer-sity of Wisconsin degree. Contact Student Affairs at 715-389-6530 for one-on-one advising or visit marshfield.edu.

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It’s not too late to apply for Spring 2016 semester Do you want to earn your University of Wisconsin Degree without a lot of debt? UW-Marshfield/Wood County is now accepting applications or transfers for the Spring Semester!

Make the most of your financial aid with our low tuition. Create a schedule you want with credits that transfer. We’ll help you succeed with small class sizes and professors who know you by name.

Students can continue at UW-M/WC to pursue several collaborative bachelor’s degree programs, including Nursing, Engineering and the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) completion degree. UW-M/WC’s BAAS is a four-year completion degree that focuses in business, communication, community health and well-ness, organizational leadership and sustainability. Learn more about the BAAS at Coffee & College Open House on campus, January 13 from 6 – 8 p.m.

For more information about UW-Marshfield/Wood County, visit www.marshfield.uwc.edu, call the Student Af-fairs Office at 715-389-6530 or e-mail [email protected].

Leadership Marshfield Alumni Donates to NOW Families Each year, the Leadership Marshfield Alumni of the Marshfield Area Chamber Foun-dation, donate dollars to their annual holiday gift giving project.

This year, $1,000 was collected and a check was presented to Paula Jero, Executive Director of the Marshfield Area United Way. The dollars were specifically designated for the NOW program and Paula and some elves went shopping. With those dollars, some of the items that were purchased included laundry and dish soap, personal hy-giene/toiletry products, along with some fun stuff including snow sleds, family board games, and age appropriate toys, things we take so for granted.

Pictured presenting the check to Paula is Kim Vrana, Leadership Marshfield Council Chairman.

Good Things Are Happen’ in Marshfield! During the month of December, your Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is pleased to have been a part of ribbon cuttings for Out of the Blue and E-Wireless. Thank you, MACCI Ambassadors for coming out to help celebrate!

Out of the Blue Tattoo, located at 108 West Second Street in Marshfield held their ribbon cutting ceremony on Tues-day, December 1, 2015. Although his shop is called Out of the Blue Tattoo, some careful planning went into its creation. For a very long time artist Jason Humphrey dreamt of running his own tattoo shop. Motivated by the encouragement of his many clients, Jason and his business partner Mike thought about opening their own shop and began looking at retail space. They originally considered a location in Steven’s Point or Wausau, but after not finding an attractive option, they chose their current location in Marshfield. Ironically, this felt just like home to Jason as he apprenticed under Jeff of New Life Ink, the former space’s tenant.

Out of The Blue Tattoo, LLC is a professionally owned and operated tattoo shop. They pride themselves on being a fully-insured, state-county inspected, clean, newly remodeled facility that offers a relaxing, no-stress environment. At Out of the Blue, they use all disposable one-use supplies so you will never have to worry about being touched by a previously used needle or any other tattoo art supplies. Their goal is to remove the negative stigma attached to the tattoo industry, and many of their clients are business professionals themselves. They believe body art is to be enjoyed by people of all different walks of life. Jason’s talent goes beyond the realm of body art. He is also a professional artist and has canvas works on display here in Marshfield at Blue’s Hair Studio.

Out of the Blue Tattoo is also focused on community involvement, and wants to partner with other organizations to keep funds here in the Marshfield Area. Jason has lead by example by donating to Ministry Hospice in Marshfield and donated his art to the Hope Lodge for a raffle to raise money for their mission. Come visit Out of the Blue, LLC, Mon-day - Saturday from 10 am - 7 pm and on Sunday’s by appointment, and see what a professional tattoo shop can do for you!

Pictured are MACCI Ambassadors with owners Michael Christopherson and Jason Humphrey.

E Wireless Authorized AT&T Retailer, relocated early December to their new home at 1831 N. Central Avenue in Marshfield.

E-Wireless is a telecommunications company that specializes in AT&T Mobility. They carry a wide variety of devices that include standard cellular phones, Android smartphones, Windows 8 smartphones, and iPhones. They also carry lines of iPads and Android tablets. They assist with new accounts, upgrading your current account, wireless home phone services, wireless internet services and much more. They are committed to providing a Retail Experience and complete account solu-tion that is like no other. Formerly part of Element Mobile, and a successor to PC Doctors wireless, they have been serving customers at their former location at 203A West Upham, Marshfield, for years before moving to their new location at 1831 N Central on November 16th. Their staff has cellular sales and service experience going back to the late 1990s. As an AT&T authorized retailer, they are now able to offer Marshfield and the surrounding area a greatly expanded product line, the power of the nation’s most reliable 4G LTE network and DirecTV.

Pictured cutting the ribbon are owner Susan Eaton and her employees, along with Mayor Chris Meyer and MACCI President David Meissner.

Thank you, MACCI Ambassadors!

SUPPLY CHAIN DIVERSIFICATION WORKSHOP

Hosted at

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Auditorium in the Center for Health Sciences

Agenda:

8:15 Check In & Light Breakfast

8:30 Welcome, Dr Weyers

Introduction of Topic & Regional Partnerships,

Peggy Sullivan

Regional Statistics & Gaps, Coleman Peiffer

9:00 Business Panel & Discussion

10:15 Supply Chain Management Presentation, Chuck Nemer

11:00 Introduction to New North Supply Chain Marketplace

11:30 Tools & Resources Q & A

12:15 Closing Remarks & Next Steps

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Tuesday January 19, 2016 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

Information & Ideas. Logistics & Relationships.The powerful mix that drives supply chain excellence.

Supply chain management is key to your organization’s competitiveness. During this session we will present fundamental ideas from business leaders of how thinking innovatively about your products and capabilities will help

point your business into new markets and growth opportunities.

This event is targeted at Wisconsin manufacturing companies and other industries

who are looking to diversify their product line and customer base.

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Giving Back to Community!This year, in lieu of mailing holiday greeting cards, Hawkins Ash CPAs made a $5,200 donation to several organizations local to its eight offices. Funds allocated for its Marshfield office were donated to the Frederic Ozanam Transitional Shelter. Hawkins Ash CPAs e-greetings were sent wishing everyone a happy holiday season! In Marshfield, Hawkins Ash CPAs is located at 101 West 29th

Street, Ste 101, and the telephone number is 715-387-1131.

Marshfield Mall Farm Show ScheduledThe Marshfield Mall is proud to host the 36th annual farm show on February 17 & 18. This show is the largest show of its kind in the area and attracts thousands of attendees. The show is open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. both days with booths inside the mall and equipment displays outside.

If you are interested in securing a booth at this event or for more details, contact the mail office at 715-387-4311 or email, [email protected]

Support Group Meetings Offered Three Oaks-Golden Living, located at 209 Wilderness View Drive in Marshfield, offers “Walk With Me”: Alzheimer’s/Dementia Family Support Group meetings every 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The meetings are held in the conference room. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, January 21st. For more informa-

tion call 715-389-6000.

Expect music and laughter at “Nunsense” February 4-7 The University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County Continuing Education presents “Nunsense” February 4-6 at 7:30 p.m. and February 7 at 2 & 7:30 p.m. in the Helen Connor Laird Theater.

“Nunsense,” a musical comedy, begins when the Little Sisters of Hoboken discover that their cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, has accidentally poisoned 52 of the sisters, and

they are in dire need of funds for the burials. The sisters decide that the best way to raise the money is to put on a variety show, so they take over the school auditorium, which is currently set up for the eighth grade production of “Grease.” Buy tickets by calling 715-389-6534 or purchase online at marshifeld.uwc.edu. The Box Office is open Thursdays and Fridays from 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Are you Celebrating a Milestone Anniversary in 2016?Throughout the year, your Chamber of Commerce recognizes businesses celebrat-ing a milestone anniversary. If we are aware of this special celebration, we will acknowledge your business in our monthly newsletter and at the Firm of the Year dinner in October, special recognition is done for these businesses.

Our database is not flawless and we ask for your help in updating your informa-tion so you can be recognized timely. Please notify the MACCI office if your business is celebrating a milestone anniversary in 2016 so we can include that information in our files. Your help is greatly appreciated!



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2015

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 MACCI Office Closed

Happy

New Year!

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5

Business Round Table Meeting – 7:30 am - MACCI

6

Firm of the Year Mtg – 7:30 am - MACCI

7

Business After 5 – Carpet City Dairyfest Mtg - 8 am - MACCI

8 9

34th Annual Bridal Fair Extravaganza – Marshfield Mall Babysitter’s Training Course – 9 am – 4:30 pm – UW Marshfield/ Wood County Room 409

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11

Business & Governmental Affairs Mtg – 11 am - MACCI Marshfield Young Professionals Mtg – 5:30 pm – MACCI Agri-Business Mtg – 3:30 – 5 pm – MACCI

12

Marshfield Area Stroke Support Group – 2:30 pm – Ministry St. Joseph’s Hospital Conference Room

13

Mall Winter Mad Market Days – Marshfield Mall MAHRA Mtg – 8 am – Masonite / Marshfield Door Systems Small Business Council – 8 am - MACCI

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Mall Winter Mad Market Days – Marshfield Mall

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Mall Winter Mad Market Days – Marshfield Mall Imagine Marshfield 2040 – 9 am – Wildwood Station Pavilion

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Ambassadors Mtg – 5:15 pm – MACCI Supply Chain Diversification Workshop – 8:30 am – 12 pm – North Central Technical College

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21 "Walk With Me": Alzheimer's/ Dementia Family Support Group – 6 pm – Three Oaks-Golden Living Center Leadership Marshfield - Government Day

22

Vox Concert Series – 7 pm – Wildwood Station

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25 Board Mtg – 4 pm – MACCI

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27 MACCI’s 70th Annual Mtg – 5-9 pm – Knights of Columbus Hall

28

Marshfield Young Professionals Social – 6 pm – West 14th Restaurant

Comedy Against Cancer – 7:30 pm – Hotel Marshfield

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National School Choice Week

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MACCI Scott Larson, Executive Director Debbie Bauer, Program Director Karen Isaacson, Member Services Director Nikki Claude, Administrative Assistant Jessica Roehl, Administrative Assistant

Chamber Foundation Karen Olson, Business Development Director Convention & Visitors Bureau Matt McLean, Executive Director Lyn Anderson - Marketing Assistant

MACCI Board of DirectorsDave Meissner, President Pat Wesenberg, Vice President Frank Baltus, Secretary Troy Weik - Treasurer Bob Trussoni - Exec. Member

Your Staff of:

Nick ArnoldyNeil Armitage Jerry Cleveland Todd DiedrichMatt Eckelberg

Sharon HelwigCory LaTourellAmy NystromPhil TrierweilerRon Wilczek

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