Insight on Business

May 2014

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w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m M a y 2 0 14 • I nsIgh t | 41 LeClair works closely with businesses and listens to their needs. Career-orientated programs begin as early as elementary school and there is a large eighth-grade career fair bringing together students from both counties. In high school, there are more options, including job shadowing, field trips to local businesses, and programs directly linking students and businesses. For example, the DKBEP has a homebuilding program in place where juniors and seniors in high school build a house themselves, learning what they need from local crasmen and staff from northeast Wisconsin technical College. When they are done, not only did they build a house, but they also earned 16 credits through nWtC. "We have found that tours of local businesses are the most eye- opening," LeClair says. "students have no idea what these companies are like and they see that they can study engineering or accounting and then come to work for a company like Bay shipbuilding. ere are a lot more careers available in the area than people think and we work to help them realize that." Baylake Bank has been serving individuals and businesses in Northeast Wisconsin for more than 135 years and we look forward to serving clients from this new Financial Center. At Baylake Bank, we take pride in offering our clients responsive and excellent service. Your Baylake Bank Appleton Financial Center is home to a staff of professionals who live and volunteer in the Fox Ci es, and who understand the business make-up of the community. Experience the lending support, qualified advice and convenience service enhancements that you will receive with us. Helping Build The Good Life TM EQUAL HOUSING LENDER NOW OPEN! Appleton Financial Center 333 S. Nicolet Road Appleton, WI (920) 731-4440 www.baylake.com "Right now, we're working on getting funding sources so we can begin some of the ideas discussed in the impact study. It's been a tough year, but we are looking to the future and how we can grow our economy." – J e n n i fe r B row n , exe c u t i ve d i re c to r o f t h e Ke wa u n e e Co u nt y Eco n o m i c D e ve l o p m e nt Co r p o rat i o n

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