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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin (BBBSNEW) is a one-to-one mentoring program that has been igniting the potential of youth in Brown, Door, and Shawano Counties since 1972. Volunteers, staff, and board members...
Word was received Monday of the passing of Robert “Bob” Southard, 91, a local broadcasting executive who became an early and lifelong champion of UW-Green Bay. Southard’s record of support is well documented, culminating...
Congratulations to Susan Finco of the UW-Green Bay Foundation Board of Directors and Chancellor’s Council of Trustees. The public relations executive has been nominated to become the first female member of the Green Bay...
Congratulations to Susan Finco, owner and president of Leonard & Finco Public Relations and a longtime member of the UW-Green Bay Council of Trustees and Foundation Board. Named this week as the 2015 recipient...
Class of 1978 graduate Steve Maricque is the new president of the UW-Green Bay Alumni Association. He succeeds outgoing president Donna Sheedy ’94. Maricque, a Business Administration grad, is president of the Bellin Health...
Mark King has been promoted from CEO of TaylorMade-Adidas Golf to president of Adidas Group North America, the company announced Thursday. King, a Green Bay native, 1981 graduate of UW-Green Bay’s Business Administration program...
The Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team at UW-Green Bay contributed to the success of the sixth annual Ethics in Business Awards luncheon Thursday (Nov. 14) at the KI Convention Center in downtown Green...
The University’s oldest philanthropic and advocacy group, The Founders Association (founded in 1973), had its first board meeting of the year this week on campus. The group heard remarks by Board President Rob Cera...
Mark Murphy, president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, is also a University trustee and member of the board of directors of the UW-Green Bay Foundation Inc. It was in this latter role...
The fall 2012 meeting of the Board of Directors of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation, Inc., drew more than two dozen distinguished UW-Green Bay supporters to the University Union’s 1965 Room last week. Directors heard favorable reports on the University and its prospects from Foundation President Lou LeCalsey and Chancellor Tom Harden.
