Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce

Beaver Dam Area

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

THE CHAMBER IS YOUR COMMUNITY CONNECTION

The Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce is a onestop shop for anyone looking to connect within our community. Whether you are just visiting, exploring a move to the area or are a life-long resident, we can help you find what you are seeking: from finding a business, a job, a church or a way to connect to event information and community resources. Welcome to Beaver Dam!

WHAT IS THE CHAMBER?

The Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) non-profit, member-driven organization and community resource available to everyone. A strong chamber of commerce equates to a vibrant business climate and a secure community. We have you covered. • Connect with community groups, events and activities • Connect with area businesses for products and services • Connect your business with support and resources to develop, sustain and grow • Connect with community information and contacts you need

BEAVER DAM AREA CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE LEADERSHIP AND OUTREACH BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

The Chamber is governed by a board of directors who represent various sectors of our business community. They set the strategic plan for the chamber, focusing on the core principles of business advocacy, education, programming and networking for the betterment of the business community.

WHO SHOULD JOIN THE CHAMBER?

Businesses, Non-Profit Organizations, Civic Groups, Clubs and Individuals can all join the Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce and take advantage of member benefits and support the Beaver Dam area community.

WHAT DO MEMBERS GET?

Networking | Get more contacts Discounts | Get more savings Marketing | Get more visibility Education | Get more knowledge Community | Get more involved Advocacy | Get problems solved

Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce 127 S. Spring Street Beaver Dam, WI 53916 902.887.8879 beaverdamchamber.com info@beaverdamchamber.com EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

Chair: Brian Stegner, Kwik Trip Chair Elect: Dirk Langfoss, YMCA of Dodge County Treasurer: John Zanghi, Horicon Bank Secretary: Cassandra Schmidt, Modern Woodmen Director At Large: Jonas Zahn, Northwoods Casket Company

DIRECTORS:

• Melanie Budde, Century 21 Affiliated • Angelia Foster, Marshfield Medical Center –

Beaver Dam • Nicole Johnson, R&R Insurance • Timothy Schlais, Mayville Engineering

Company (MEC) • Josh Tyjeski, Tyjeski Family Chiropractic • Rich Zieman, Zieman Commercial

Properties, LLC

ADVISORS:

AMBASSADORS:

Ambassadors serve a very important role at the Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce. Our Ambassadors are a special group of people who come from member businesses and volunteer their time recruiting and welcoming new members and hosting Chamber events.

Chair: Ric Fiegel, McKinstry’s Home Furnishings Chair Elect: Shirley Poch, R&R Insurance • Glenna Bachim, RE/MAX Prime • Stefanie Bradley, Animart Corporate • Chris Connaughty, Rotary & American Bank • Steve Draginis, Powersports Company • Sarah Ferree, Ooga Brewing Company • Karen Gibbs, Church Health Services • Lisa Hedberg, Community Member • Stacy Griswold, Griswold Excavating and

Construction LLC • Kristina Haensgen, Moraine Park

Technical College • Melissa Haessly, American Bank • Sandy Heiar, Heiar Insurance • Kraig Kasten, Genesis Computer Systems, LLC and Monumental Hosting • Liz Kern and Trina Justman-Reichert, Blue

Zones, Marshfield Medical Center • Kris Leaver, Your Pets Forever • Emily McFarlane, Remedy Staffing • Andy Magurs, SOS Construction • Cassandra Schmidt, Modern Woodmen • Alyse Talagada, Summit Credit Union

STAFF:

Tracy Propst Executive Director YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOO! Join

the Chamber today. Visit beaverdamchamber.com to learn more or contact us at 920.887.8879 or info@beaverdamchamber.com.

MAJOR SUPPORTERS:

Thank you to our major supporters for dedicating resources and making a difference by investing in the Beaver Dam area community.

Make sure to thank all of the Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce members who invest in our community. Please support these businesses and remember to “shop local first.” You can find the full membership directory beginning on page 34.