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MACCI’s Leadership Marshfield program graduates 23 professionals

By Hub City Times
May 11, 2015
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This year's graduating Leadership Marshfield class.

(Debbi Bauer photo)


By Debbie Bauer

MACCI Program Director

MARSHFIELD — The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry’s (MACCI) Leadership Marshfield program graduated 23 professionals on April 16 from this eight-month program. The class of 2015 was the 23rd of its kind. Nearly 600 individuals have gone through this professional training.

The purpose and objective of Leadership Marshfield is to identify current and potential leaders in the community and provide a training program that will enhance their ability to function as more effective leaders. They will then be better equipped to face the issues, problems, and challenges that will determine the community’s future.

MACCI’s Leadership Marshfield Council will start recruiting for the Class of 2015-16 in June. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a part of this program, contact Debbie Bauer at MACCI at debbiebauer@marshfieldchamber.com or call 715-384-3454.


The class of 2015

Katie Adams, Felker Brothers Corp.

Darrin Braun, Marshfield Sunrise Rotary

Dr. Brook DesRivieres, Ministry Saint Joseph’s Hospital

Angela Eloranta, Main Street Marshfield

Leah Draxler, Forward Financial Investments

Nicholas Faber, Wipfli LLP

April Gentz, Mueller Publishing

Eric Gudmunsen, Opportunity Development Center Inc.

Jay Harwood, Festival Foods

Chad Hoerman, Forward Financial Bank

Cory Hoffmann, Marshfield Insurance Agency

Virginia Jorstad, UW-Marshfield/Wood County

Robin Kretschman, Ministry Saint Joseph’s Hospital

Tina Mueller, Marshfield Clinic

Justin Schmitz

Pamela Schweiger, MACCI

Stacey Spindler, Roehl Transport

Amber Voelker, V&H Trucks Inc.

Jo Ann Weinfurter, Ministry Health Care

Josh Weisbrod, Security Health Plan

Dr. Deirdre Wells, Marshfield School District

Bruce Wilkinson, Roehl Tranport

Diana Yokimcus, Dental Clinic of Marshfield

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