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Think Big Go Local VictoryStore.com, Inc. Labor Organizations Thrive Viper Mine ThyssenKrupp Crankshaft Viscofan USA, Inc. Company, LLC Wahl Clipper Corporation Bloomington-Normal Trades Laborer’s Local #159 Times Weekly Newspaper, The Walgreens Company and Labor Assembly Laborer’s Local #218* Timothy R Hocking Farm Walmart Carpenter’s Local #195* Laborer’s Local #773* Top Shelf Solutions Walmart, DC Carpenter’s Local #237* Laborer’s Local 773* Toyota Boshoku America, Inc. Warner Hospital and Carpenter’s Local #243 Laborers’ Local #309 Union Iron Works Health Services Carpenters Local #790 Northwestern Illinois Building Union Pacific Railroad Weidner Farms Chicago Federation of Labor* and Construction Trades* United Church Funds Wessell Law Office Chicago Journeyman Plumbers Operative Plasterers and United Conveyor Corporation Western Illinois Area Local #130 UA* Cement Masons Local #18 United Parcel Service Agency on Aging Construction Industry Service Painters District Council University of St. Francis Wiggins Computing, LLC Corporation (CISCO) #30 JATF* Unland Companies, The Will County Center for Danville NECCA IBEW Plasterers and Cement Masons Unverfehrt Farm Supply Economic Development Electrical JTAC* Local #18 UPS Wilson’s Guns DuPage JATC IBEW Local #701* Plumbers and Pipefitters Local #149 US Steel – Granite City Works Wittenauer Brothers Farm East Central IL Building and Plumbers and Pipefitters Local #23* VA Illiana Health Care Woodward, Inc. Construction Trades Council* Plumbers and Pipefitters System Danville Wright in Kankakee Elgin Painter’s Local #154 Local #553** Valley Industrial Association Fox Valley Building and Plumbers Steamfitters and Construction Trades Council HVAC Local #137** Great Plains Laborers Sheet Metal Workers Local #265 Economic Development District Council Southern Illinois Carpenter’s Greater Madison County Joint Apprenticeship Program** Federation of Labor Southern Illinois Central Labor Arthur Area Economic Greater Peoria Economic IBEW Local #117* Council AFL-CIO* Development Corporation Development Council IBEW Local #134* Southwestern Illinois Building and Blackhawk Hills Regional Growth Dimensions Serving IBEW Local #145* Constructions Trades Council Council (BHRC&D) Belvidere and Boone County IBEW Local #146** Southwestern Illinois Labor Council* Champaign County Economic Grundy Economic IBEW Local #176* Southwestern Illinois Laborers Development Corporation Development Council IBEW Local #601 District Council Chicago Department of Illinois Extension Service International Brotherhood of Teamser’s Local Union #525 Planning and Development Jefferson County Electrical Workers Local #146** Teamsters Local #50 Choose DuPage Development Corporation International Union of Operation Teamsters Local #916 City of Belleville Kendall County Economic Engineers Local #841 UA Pipefitters Local #597* City of Carbondale Development Ironworkers Local #577** UFCW Local #881 City of Decatur Lake County Partners Kankakee Federation of United Auto Workers Local #974 City of McHenry Leadership Council Labor AFL-CIO United Mine Workers of America City of Waukegan Southwestern Illinois Laborer’s International Union Cook County Bureau of Litchfield Economic Development of America Local 362 Economic Development McHenry County Economic DeKalb County Community Development Corporation * Labor Organization & Labor Apprenticeship Program Development North Central Illinois Council ** Labor Apprenticeship Program DeKalb County Economic Plano Economic Development Corporation Development Corporation DuPage County Community Services Rockford Area Economic Economic Development Development Council Corporation for Decatur Springfield Sangamon For additional information about and Macon County Growth Alliance the Illinois Workforce Partnership and Fairfield-Wayne County Area Sauk Valley Area 2020 Workforce Development Commission Chamber of Commerce our initiatives, contact: Franklin County Regional Stark County Economic Economic Development evelopment Partnership Michelle Cerutti, IWP President Partners: Corporation (FREDCO) Township of Bourbonnais Phone: (618) 967-7704 Greater Egypt Regional Planning University of Illinois Extension E-mail: and Development Vermilion Advantage Greater Freeport Partnership Village of Romeoville [email protected] Business, Economic Greater Livingston County Will County Center for Economic Development Council Economic Development www.illinoisworkforcepartnership.org Great River Economic Development & Labor Development Foundation As the voice of the local workforce development system, the CVS Pharmacy Heritage Development and MK Enterprises Ralph Brown Construction Illinois Workforce Partnership is committed to representing DDH, LLC Construction, Inc. Monge Crouch and Mahoney Randall L. Rushing, CPA Dealer Inspire Hillsboro Area Hospital Insurance Rasmussen College the interests of local workforce boards and elected officials. DeAngelo McDonough Hinshaw and Culbertson, LLP Monical’s Pizza Corporation Rathje Enterprises, Inc., dba The local workforce boards bring together local employers, Decatur and Macon Chamber Holtgrave and Associates Morey Corporation Bodine Electric of Decatur economic development agencies, labor organizations and other of Commerce Hometown National Bank Morris Hospital and Regions Bank Decatur Industrial Electric Hope Creek Care Center Healthcare Centers Rescar, Inc. stakeholders to create a workforce development system that Decatur Memorial Hospital Hughes Resources MTM, Inc. Ring Container Technolgies addresses the diverse needs of our employers. IWP applauds the DeClerck Farms HydraForce, Inc. MTM Recognition Riverbend Growth Association outstanding contributions and continued support of these local DeKalb County Economic Ideal Industries Mudron Kane Insurance Agency Riverside Medical Center businesses, economic development partners and labor organizations. Development Corporation Ieso Nancy’s Cleaning Service Rockford Chamber of Commerce Delta Child Development Illini Community Hospital Nanophase Technologies Corporation Rogan’s Country Pharmacy Dempsey Financial Group, The Illinois Hotel and Lodging Association National Railway Rolling Meadows Farm Brewery Dennis J Richard Farm ILPEA Industries, Inc. Equipment Company Ron Ellis, Inc. IWP Business Partners DeVry University Inland Tool National Tube Supply Rose General Stores, Inc. Diamond D Ranch Inter-Connect Employment Services NationaLease SCCS Enterprises, Inc. Dolan and Murphy Ironhand Rail NEI SCF Lewis and Clark Terminals AAR Corporation Brown and Brown Insurance Domino Engineering JA Frate New BeginningZ Realty Schmitt-Brubaker, Inc. Adecco of Illinois Dot Foods, Inc. JBS Pork New Life Construction Plus Seasonings Bistro ADM Trucking Brussel’s Red and White DuQuoin State Bank JD Norman Industries Newstream Enterprises Sentinel Technologies Advocate Condell Medical Center Grocery Store Edward Elmhurst Healthcare Jel Sert Company, The Nicor Gas Servicom Advocate Health Care BTM Industries Eichorn Farms Joliet Regional Chamber of Commerce NICOR Gas/AGL Resources Sharkey Transportation, Inc. Agente Staffing Bunn-O-Matic ELB Enterprises Juneau Associates, Inc., PC Nikels of Petersburg Shelby County Community Services Agri-Fab Busey Bank Eli’s Cheesecake JP Morgan Chase North American Lighting Shonkwiler and Ayers – Akorn, Inc. Cadence Premier Logistics Embassy Suites by Hilton Jupitar Machine Tool Northern Illinois University Attorneys at Law Alliance for Illinois Manufacturers Campos Construction, Inc. Employerwise, LLC Justrite Manufacturing Company Northern Trust Company SIH St. Joseph’s Allstate Insurance Camtek, Inc. Envirox Kaney Aerospace Northwestern Medicine Memorial Hospital Alpha Controls and Services, LLC Carle Foundation Evenglow Lodge Kelly Services Northwestern Memorial Silver Cross Hospital Alzheimer’s Association Carlisle Construction Materials Express Employment Professionals KIK Custom Products HealthCare Sinai Health System Amazon Carls 4WD F N Smith Corporation Kinnally, Flaherty, Krentz, Loran, NRG Sinnissippi Centers Ameren Illinois Carmen’s Jewelry Facet Technologies, Inc. Hodge, and Masur NTN Bower Six Flags Great America Ameren Services Casscomm Family Counseling Center, Inc. Knapheide Manufacturing Company Offices of James Tromp, CPA Skip-A-Long Family and American Nickeloid Company Caterpillar, Inc. Farmers State Bank Lake of Egypt Development, LLC OSF Saint Mary Medical Center Community Services Amita Health Central Bank Favor Management Counsulting and Remington, LLC Oswego Chamber of Commerce Smithfield AMITA Health Systems Chamber 630 Federal Companies, The Laser Precision P/L/R Insurance Services Southern Dental Lab Area Health Education Center Chamber of Commerce Feirich, Mager, Green, Ryan, Attorneys Laystrom Manufacturing Company P3 Strategic Southern Illinois Builders (AHEC) KSB Hospital Chicago Rockford International Airport FHN Leisure Time Antiques Pace Suburban Bus Association (SIBA) ASG Staffing, Inc. and Azimuth, LLC Christian Homes First Farmers State Bank Lewis University Patio Deck Washers Southern Illinois Association for Corporate Growth CIRBN First Institute Training and LMK Technologies, LLC PCF Belvidere Fitness Healthcare Foundation Assured Healthcare Staffing Citi Management, Inc. Lower Kaskaskia Statekholders, Inc. 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