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New North Investors and In-Kind Contributors Champion $30,000 to $50,000 n F irst Business Bank n n G rande Cheese Company n I nvestors Community Bank n A ssociated Bank n n K imberly Clark n n T he Boldt Company n n n B emis Company, Inc. M iron Construction Co., Inc. W isconsin Public Service Corporation / Integrys Energy Services, Inc. Visionary $15,000 to $25,000 n n G reen Bay Packers, Inc. N ortheast Wisconsin Education Resource Alliance (NEWERA) P omp's Tire Service, Inc. K atapult, LLC n R ight Management, Inc. n M anitowoc Company n n M arinette Marine Corporation n M iller Electric Mfg. Co. n n n P rairie States Enterprises, Inc. W ells Fargo W ipfli LLC Contributing Friend to $5,000 S chneider National Foundation, Inc. n S t. Norbert College n W ausaukee Composites n WHEDA n W illis of Wisconsin, Inc. n W isconsin Bank & Trust In-Kind A ir Wisconsin Airlines Corporation n A -Mazing Events, LLC n A rk Media Group, LLC n A lliant Energy Corporation n n A on Risk Solutions n n Founding $10,000 to $15,000 N ortheast Wisconsin Regional Economic Partnership (NEWREP) n n Leadership $25,000 to $30,000 J ewelers Mutual Insurance Company N ewmark Grubb Pfefferle B aker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP n n A telescopic view: Local, state, regional partnerships working for the benefit of all New North's collaborative delivery system depends on local economic developers, educational resources and municipal leaders to distribute programming, information and project work throughout the New North region. The key to this successful collaboration system is the ability to value local community strengths as scalable, and as cumulative regional market strengths, for purposes of attracting and expanding resident business development. Think of the market impact of an individual municipal population relative to the regional population of 1.2 million people: Scaling these efforts is made possible by the collaboration of partners within the New North region. Least specific B ay Area Workforce Development Board C ellcom / Nsight C oalesce, Inc. Marketing & Design n B assett Mechanical C .A. Lawton Co. n A ffinity Health System n A merican Transmission Company n C oldwell Banker The Real Estate Group, LLC n A riens Company n I nfinity Technology, Inc. n A T&T, Inc. I nsight Publications, LLC n C onsolidated Construction Company n n n F estival Foods n I ntegrys Energy Services, Inc. n F oth Co. n n F ox River Fiber Co., LLC G rant Thornton, LLP n G oodwill Industries n M ick Walsh International, Inc. n G reat Northern Corporation n N ation Consulting P revea Health n H offman, LLC n N ew North B2B n O shkosh Corporation n H oly Family Memorial Hospital n n S chenck SC n J .F. Ahern Co. n T hedaCare n More specific to cumulative/ workable collaboration of resources & tailored to regional economy n n n n n n C ommunity First Credit Union CR Meyer and Sons Company n n n n S kyline Technologies L aborers Local Union No. 330 n L akeside Foods, Inc. L indquist Machine Corporation M arinette County Association for Business and Industry, Inc. T ime Warner Cable n V an Lanen, Inc. n M erit Gear Corporation n 4 Imprint, Inc. n M iles Kimball Company n n N e w n o r t h , i n c. Regional level S t. Norbert College n State level Systems/policies S tep Industries, Inc. n Specific to one business or one community S tellar Blue Web Design, LLC n n B MO Harris Bank, N.A. 14 N ortheast Wisconsin Technical College n n D avis & Kuelthau K erber, Rose & Associates, S. C. S EH, Inc. B ergstrom Automotive C rane Engineering G reen Bay Chamber of Commerce n Sustaining $5,000 to $10,000 F ox Valley Technical College J erry Murphy, Executive Director of New North, Inc. Systems set to scale; Tactical advantages Local level Transactions