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March 2015

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26 | I NSIGH T • M a r c h 2 0 15 w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m for those who have skills, especially advanced skills, and those that lack those skills, is growing," Quinn says. "It is getting increasingly difficult to be able to find a job that can really earn you a living and support a family unless you have a substantial amount of training." Quinn says St. Norbert wanted to develop a program that fit the college's style and mission, emphasizing so skills such as communication and thinking critically, and also placing a focus on networking. Zach Voelz, vice president for enrollment management for Lakeland College in Sheboygan, says flexibility is key to attracting busy professionals, and many opt for an online degree. "e traditional go-to schools of Northeastern Wisconsin are losing some traction as prospective students are swarmed with options from around the nation," Voelz wrote in an email message. at was really the impetus for Lakeland to develop its BlendEd LIVE format, allowing students to stay home and connect to a live classroom, Voelz says. "We spend a lot of time with industry leadership discussing their needs — including the types of positions they anticipate filling and the skill sets needed," Voelz said. Already, UW-Oshkosh's executive MBA program has paid off for Potts, who in January joined Habitat for Humanity as executive director. "I've always wanted to lead an organization, so personally one of my professional goals was to get the MBA to help put me in the position where my professional experience would be complemented." O N T H E W E B » www.snc.edu/mba » www.uwosh.edu/cob/mba/emba » lakeland.edu/Evening-Weekend-and- Online/master-of-business-administration CONTINUING EDUC ATION All sessions take place from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Cost is $60.00 per session. For more information, call 920-403-3166, email jamie.mcguire@snc.edu or visit www.snc.edu/ceobreakfast. CEO Breakfast and Strategy Series 2014-15 St. Norbert College Remaining events: March 10 Charlie Schrock, Chairman and CEO, Integrys Energy Group Trends in the Utility Business – What the Future Holds Hendrickson Dining Room, F. K. Bemis International Center, St. Norbert College Sponsor: WPS March 26 Pat Michels, President, Michels Corporation The Competitive Advantage of Being a Privately Held Company Butte des Morts Country Club, Appleton Sponsor: Bank Mutual April 8 Bill Rehm, President and CEO, Daybreak Foods Partnering in Today's Business Environment Butte des Morts Country Club, Appleton Sponsor: NEW North May 1 Trisha Lemery, President and CEO, Winsert, Inc. Turning a CEO Into the Lead Selling Officer for the Company Hendrickson Dining Room, F. K. Bemis International Center, St. Norbert College Sponsor: Performa An outreach to the business community by the Office of the President at St. Norbert College, featuring distinguished local, regional and national business leaders. Presented by: WPS Health Insurance/Arise Health Plan Sponsored by: Grant Thornton LLP • The Boldt Company • Johnson Bank • Johnson Insurance • Insight Publications "Radical hospitality" is an abiding principle of the Norbertines, and the college has adopted it as our theme for the 2014-15 school year. Through events like the CEO Breakfast series, we hope to have many opportunities to welcome you to our campus and our community this year. All applications are subject to normal credit approval. Member FDIC. 090082 usbank.com real estate development lending in Northeast Wisconsin U.S. Bank is open for commercial US Bank can assist in your next commercial real estate project by consulting and developing the correct banking solutions. Call or stop by today. Let's talk. Shanna Graykowski 920-436-5541 All applications are subject to normal credit approval. Member FDIC. 090082 usbank.com real estate development lending in Northeast Wisconsin U.S. Bank is open for commercial All applications are subject to normal credit approval. Member FDIC. 090082 usbank.com real estate development lending in Northeast Wisconsin U.S. Bank is open for commercial

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