Scaling Work-Based Learning Increases Impact for All Intermediary Services Pave a Pathway to Success Message from the President

2018–19 ANNUAL REPORT SCALING WORK-BASED LEARNING INCREASES IMPACT FOR ALL INTERMEDIARY SERVICES PAVE A PATHWAY TO SUCCESS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Through the faithful support of our donors, partners, volunteers, students, and staff, we have accomplished so much over the past year. I am proud to share these successes in our 2018–19 Annual Report to demonstrate that an investment in GPS Education Partners is an investment in transformational growth for our youth and economic growth for our communities. Last year, your investment allowed another 99 GPSEd students that needed more than the traditional high school environment could offer, to not just earn their diploma, but also gain credentials and industry certifications that put them on a new pathway to prosperity. Sebastian, a graduate from our Class of 2019, was one of those students. Uncertain of his future and disengaged from his traditional classroom learning, he embarked on a work-based learning journey that provided him with structured work experiences and related coursework to help him connect the dots and achieve academic and career success. Today, Sebastian is working in his chosen career pathway as a machinist at Komatsu and earning a significant salary while also attending technical college. There are many stories like Sebastian's that keep us inspired to meet our goal to reach 10,000 students by the year 2025. I am particularly proud that 2019 was the year we expanded our work into new industries that will help scale work-based learning to more students in more communities across the Midwest and beyond. Our work developing new career pathways for the HVAC/R and service industries will provide students with even more access to high-demand jobs in fields that are essential to our economic growth. 2018 was also a year of growth in our Early Career Awareness Programming. A successful pilot program with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee and MPS Barack Obama School of Career Technical Education (SCTE) reached 75 ninth grade students who got a hands-on introduction to the world of work by engaging in career awareness/ work-based learning activities. That program is now expanding throughout the region with more schools and community-based organizations ready to expose their students to technical careers. Aside from contributions from our business and school partners, GPSEd is honored to have been chosen this year by some amazing organizations as a benefactor of grant funding to continue providing students with work+learn experiences that will lead them to a more sustainable future. To have others in the community recognize our deep commitment to work-based learning means there is more than pride in our work—we have meaningful results and confidence in our future. It’s clear that when you make an investment in GPSEd, we all get something back; a brighter future with our youth better prepared to work! Your partner in student success,

Stephanie Borowski President & CEO GPS Education Partners Successful technical career navigation should include a continuum as well as a student-level approach. Examining everything from EXPANDING THE of work-based learning that involves meaningful interactions with student participation to industry alignment not only allows us to businesses and/or community-based organizations. By providing in- examine the quality of our work-based learning program, but depth, hands-on activities, real-world work is integrated into students’ it helps employers understand the competencies of students DELIVERY OF WORK- education, better preparing them for a valuable technical career. graduating from our programs—this includes indicators of GPSEd helps students transition from the learning environment to the career readiness. BASED LEARNING working environment by giving students access to new opportunities When measuring at the student level, relevant data such as through work-based learning. These experiences can accelerate career student demographics, attendance rate, and skills gained are GPSED PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT readiness and increase employability, all while instilling a sense of measured through GPSEd assessments, student portfolios, PROGRAM™ LAUNCHES SOLUTIONS ACROSS purpose in their lives. and employer and instructor evaluations. Last year, GPSEd At GPSEd, one of the most important—yet, perhaps most challenging— upgraded to a more robust system to assess student learning The Class of 2019 participated as the first cohort in the GPSEd Personal THE CONTINUUM AND roles we have in delivering work-based learning is measuring and and collect data in a consistent way across different work-based Development Program™. This program uses instruction, practice, and evaluating program quality. We have worked hard to develop the tools learning solutions. assessment to help young adults develop employability skills, strengthen TO MORE INDUSTRIES and best practices around strategic data collection and evaluation The importance of measuring GPSEd work-based learning personal character, and forge leadership skills. that help us ensure program quality, identify and scale successful activities was a critical step we’ve taken to ensure the existence All 99 of our 2019 graduates completed an assessment to identify baseline soft- programming, and share promising practices. of program quality in preparation of scaling our solutions skill strengths and gaps. Gaps revealed by the assessment were addressed Because “that which gets measured gets done,” GPSEd chooses to across more industries in more communities. Aligning to quality through curriculum and coaching in the classroom and workplace. Post-survey measure the quality of our programs at both a systems-level approach principles will also help guide and strengthen the future of our scores revealed that over the course of the school year, 100% of these students work-based learning partnerships. demonstrated significant growth in areas such as communication, teamwork, decision-making, organizational awareness, integrity, self-awareness, and critical thinking, to name a few. GPS EDUCATION PARTNERS WORK-BASED LEARNING JOURNEY TM GPSEd is proud to be recognized TM as one of 46 nationwide PAYA Students who are able to both close the gaps on their required soft skill Network Members who align assessments and earn recognition for their on-the-job performance are rewarded work-based learning programs with the GPSEd Personal Development Program™ certificate which aligns with CAREER-ORIENTED with practical, quality principles their Employability, Professionalism, and Leadership achievement levels. EQUITABLE to ensure design, outcomes, and The importance of the GPSEd Personal Development Program™ is that soft- PORTABLE continuous improvement efforts are skills help facilitate human connections. They are key to building relationships, ADAPTABLE not compromised. The importance gaining visibility, and creating more opportunities for advancements. Despite ACCOUNTABLE of this collaboration is to develop how well a student can perform his or her job, it amounts to very little if they and share best practices. don't work well with others. GPSEd has challenged the belief that these skills cannot be taught in the classroom nor measured on paper and we are excited to continue our focus on this training that raises the bar to student readiness and success. GPSEd was also successful in deploying work-based learning SCALING WORK-BASED LEARNING IN THE HVAC/R INDUSTRY SUCCESSFUL intermediary services to both Barack Obama SCTE as well as Boys 2019 also saw the pilot of our first youth apprenticeship program and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee to provide the Career Awareness launched in the HVAC/R industry to address the challenges of recruiting, PILOTS BUILD Program. Collaboration with both entities set the foundation for future preparing, and retaining quality industry talent. work in providing services to traditionally underserved students in The program is built on the DWD Youth Apprenticeship framework, but Milwaukee. Our continuing partnership with both organizations and unlike our Manufacturing Youth Apprenticeship Program where students A PIPELINE FOR the interest of several other schools and community partners is further leave the school to attend one of seven GPSEd Education Centers, this evidence of our success. It is our goal to serve 300 more students in program connects employers with local schools to deliver the academic Early Career Awareness activities by the end of the 2020–21 school year. WORK-BASED training. At the completion of the pilot with The G.A. Larson Company in LEARNING Pewaukee, WI and at various local Training Partner locations (The G.A. “Our partnership with GPS Education Partners Larson Company business customers), three students successfully EARLY CAREER AWARENESS, THE GATEWAY TO STUDENT SUCCESS provides additional resources to the district that completed the program with one of them accepting an offer to begin During the 2018–19 school year, GPSEd conducted a pilot STEM Career allow us to increase our focus on student success his career right away as a service technician while continuing his post- Awareness Program with ninth-grade students at Barack Obama School of Career and transition to life post high school. Funding secondary education. Beyond receiving their high school diplomas, all and Technical Education (SCTE), located in Milwaukee, WI. The program was from organizations such as your, will allow us to three graduates earned their OSHA 10 certification with one student delivered during the school day through the freshman Introduction to Technology continue to provide quality work-based learning completing two courses at Waukesha County Technical College towards course with support from the Boys and Girls Club. opportunities and serve more students.” his HVAC career. Approximately 75 students engaged in pre-and post-career knowledge surveys, Eric Radomski, MPS, GPSEd is proud of our work with The G.A. Larson Company and shares hands-on activities, field trips to related businesses, and connected with industry Manager, Career and Technical Education a vision and a plan to scale the work-based learning program across adults, all with a goal of enhancing their knowledge of technical careers and their entire footprint; expansion is already underway in Green Bay, promoting positive work attitudes. WI and Plymouth, MN. While students continue to benefit from these GPS Education Partners extends a sincere thank you to Kohl’s Cares One of the goals met was to increase the number of interested students in experiences that lead them to high-demand careers, our program also and The Harley-Davidson Foundation for their financial support of technical careers by 25 percent. Through pre-and post-surveys, results showed provides skills coach training for incumbent employees to help grow and the STEM Career Awareness Pilot. Their support provided for project over 25 percent of students were interested in or could see themselves working strengthen their educational and professional backgrounds. planning, staffing and supplies. We appreciate their support in helping in a manufacturing career. to meet the needs of underserved youth in Milwaukee. Organizationally, GPSEd was able to begin various types of transformational experiences on the work-based learning continuum by piloting new activities that provided career awareness, career exploration and career experience with the students. The goal was to identify students who may develop an interest in work-based learning, so that ultimately, they can continue their journey through expanded career experiences, preparation and development opportunities. JOE GRAEF, GPSED, CLASS OF 2002 Joe knew from an early age that he had an interest helped him achieve his current position as a production in the manufacturing process. “Watching your work supervisor at Komatsu Mining, a supportive GPSEd progress over time to become something essential business partner. The story comes full circle; Joe is now and useful to the modern world and infrastructure was leading and mentoring other GPSEd students. “We very satisfying,” said Joe. What he didn’t know was need to create better pathways for students to thrive in how to connect his high school’s classroom learning whatever career they’re going into. I’m excited to grow to that type of work. That’s where GPSEd came this program to many facets of the company,” said Joe. in. Instead of letting Joe fall through the cracks, he Today, Joe serves as an inspiration for so many other was given a work-based learning opportunity which students that are on a similar journey.

ANDREA ROBERTS, GPSED, PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR Andrea Roberts, longtime instructor at GPSEd, celebrated 2018 by earning her MBA in Educational Leadership from the Milwaukee School of Engineering Radar School of Business. This unique program provides graduates with both an MBA and State of Wisconsin Principal License. This accomplishment is one more milestone ERIC REISNER, VP/GM, HOBART SERVICE on Andrea’s educational journey. A journey that has led her from the Eric Reisner, VP and general manager of SPOTLIGHT ON University of Wisconsin Madison through Teach for America to inner-city Hobart Service North America, an Illinois Tool schools in Miami, to being a founding instructor at a Milwaukee charter Works company based in Ohio, reached out to middle school. After joining GPSEd in 2011, she served as an instructor at WORK-BASED GPSEd for help with a talent pipeline issue his several education centers and was instrumental in opening the education company was facing. GPSEd eagerly accepted center located within STRATTEC Corporation to provide programming to the challenge to create a scalable, work-based LEARNING Milwaukee’s urban student population. learning solution that could be replicated and Andrea’s journey with GPSEd continues this school year taking on the executed at Hobart Service branches across “I aspire to promote a distributed leadership model within GPSEd to role of program administrator where she is leading the instructors in SUCCESS the nation. In addition to the Career Preparation empower the talented individuals on my team to improve their craft and delivering academic lessons and planning around work-based learning program now being piloted to expand their work collaboratively to meet the needs of all students. I also aspire to with our students. She was also instrumental in the pilot launch of our workforce pipeline, GPSEd will also be involved in developing career awareness expand the impact of work-based learning, because I have seen the Career Awareness Program. Andrea brings the same passion and energy and career experience opportunities as part of a community engagement power of work-based learning transform a young person’s life and help to guiding and supporting the instructional staff that she brought to strategy designed to build industry awareness, while positively impacting the them discover their passion and potential.” Hobart Service brand and employee pride. the students, and is the epitome of the servant leader. Her passion for education is apparent to anyone who meets her. Andrea Roberts, GPSEd Program Administrator 2018–19 BY THE NUMBERS 2018–19 GPSED GRANTS & FINANCIALS GPSED MANUFACTURING ALTERNATIVE ED / YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM ACCENTURE, WE THANK YOU! Our corporate partners understand that doing good for the community is also good for business. Accenture, a professional services company focused on providing strategy, consulting, digital, technology, and operations services, is one example of a partner that continues to 2018–19 REVENUES make an indispensable contribution to our mission through the sharing of their time, talents, and treasure. The beginning of August marks six years of annual golf outings GPSEd EDUCATION CENTERS $1,826,410 (54%) held by employees of Accenture’s Milwaukee office to benefit GPSEd. Business Partners $645,708 School Partners $780,000 99 Graduates 13% Female Participation As Accenture partners with their clients to drive real innovation to help them Ed Center Donations and Grants $385,519 transform and grow their organizations, they do the same for GPSEd through their Other Ed Center Funding $18,183 96% Graduation Rate 25% Students of Color Corporate Citizenship and Skills to Succeed initiatives. Whether support comes from Accenture’s managing director of operations, Shannon Gilbertson, as our board chair NEW ENGAGEMENT REVENUE $995,836 (29%) or from holding design thinking workshops, grant opportunities, direct donations, or Engagement Services $148,36 even working with our students on mock interviews and resume building, Accenture New Engagement Donations and Grants $847,500 continues to provide opportunities for our students to change their lives and obtain economic self-sufficiency. OPERATIONAL DONATIONS AND GRANTS $544,239 (16%)

of our graduates are employed full time OTHER REVENUE $43,033 (1%) 93% 92% 83% 73% of graduates have of graduates earned their of our graduates tested, upon graduation earned their Youth ACT National Career successfully passed the 2018–19 EXPENSES Apprenticeship Certificate Ready Certification. The MSSC Certified Production by completing a skills NCRC demonstrates Technician Training, a of our graduates planned to attend a PROGRAM SERVICES $2,743,692 (82%) checklist for the to employers that an nationally recognized industry 30% technical college in the fall of 2019 Tabat Department of Workforce individual possesses the certification that requires the MANAGEMENT & GENERAL $475,718 (14%) Development and basic work skills required passing of 4 module tests; Family Foundation working a minimum of for success in today's evaluating safety, quality, of our graduates planned to continue DEVELOPMENT $149,891 (4%) 450 hours workplace production process and 82% in manufacturing maintenance. pursuing a technical career OUR SPONSORS GPSED BOARD & ADVISORS

OFFICERS DIRECTORS ADVISORS Lisa Olson ARE HELPING US Whitnall School District Dawn Tabat Tonya Adair Bryan Albrecht Founding Director Milwaukee Public Schools Gateway Technical College Eric Reisner Generac Power Systems, Inc. Illinois Tool Works CLOSE THE GAP Bryan Albrecht Pat Deklotz Retired COO Gateway Tech College Kettle Moraine School District Kelly Rudy Deb Seeger The Paranet Group, Inc. In March of 2019, GPSEd established the Close the Gap giving platform to officially launch our Ward Alles Ailec Gonzalez Chair Core Creative, Inc. La Casa de Esperanza John Schliesmann first online giving campaign. Close the Gap enlisted board members, friends from the community, Patina Solutions Reinhart Boerner van Deuren, SC students, parents, employees, and even a generous, but anonymous, donor who matched our Jeff Clark Kristen Hardy Shannon Gilbertson gifts for a grand total of $184,100. We thank our sponsors and look forward to breaking that Waukesha Metal Products Rockwell Automation Rick Steinke Vice-Chair Sentry Equipment record in the 2020 campaign! Accenture Robert Driscoll Terri Isabell Reinhart Boerner van Deuren, s.c. Terri Isabell Consulting Jennifer Twombly Thomas Kammerait Menasha Corporation PROMOTING SPONSOR: STUDENT SPONSORS: Secretary Mike Erwin Evan Kirkstein Von Briesen & Roper, s.c. Erwin Advisory Group, LLC BMO Harris Bank Karen Wilken Kern Family Foundation Mike Flynn Nate Jackson, Jr. Donald W. Kossow Treasurer Carrington & Carrington, LTD Schenck SC First Business Bank Karen Wilken Allen LaCrosse The Kern Family Foundation CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP Jim Leef GPSED EXECUTIVE ITU AbsorbTech SUPPORTING SPONSORS: William Treffert (Emeritus) LEADERSHIP TEAM “The GPS program changed me, Generac Power Systems, Inc. Jonathan Means Stephanie Borowski helped me grow as a person. Retired CEO True Blue, Inc. President/CEO I am fortunate that my future Steve McGuire Andy Hepburn has more opportunities now. I U.S. Bank Chief Innovation Officer would definitely recommend Jim McLaughlin Deb Cox United Way of Greater Director of Operations this program.” Milwaukee and Waukesha County

SEBASTIAN LOPEZ ’19 Dan Mongoven Kettle Moraine High School The Horton Group, Inc. 2018–19 PARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS COMMUNITY PARTNERS Acoustic Ceiling Products, LLC Grover Corporation Phoenix Products Company, Inc. 30th Street Industrial Corridor Corporation Graef-USA, Inc. Mutual of America Foundation Teach for America - Milwaukee Volunteer Center of Ozaukee County Allied Plastics, Inc. Harrigan Solutions, LLC - Marinette Pindel Global Precision AARP Grafton Chamber of Commerce New America The Business Council Waukesha Chamber of Commerce Allis-Roller, LLC Hartford Finishing Pinewood Tool Corporation Accenture - Minneapolis Granville Business Improvement District New Berlin Chamber of Commerce The Horton Group Waukesha County Business Alliance American Friction Welding, Inc. Hy-brid Lifts by Custom Equipment, LLC Plexus Corporation Accenture, LLP Haas Factory Outlet NEW IT Alliance The Kern Family Foundation Waukesha County Chamber of Commerce Anchor Coupling, Inc. Hydrite Chemical Company Plexus Corporation - Appleton Accenture, LLP - Chicago Harrigan Solutions, LLC - Cedarburg Newline Education The New North, Inc. Waukesha County Technical College AQ Matic Valve and Controls Company, Inc. International Thermal Systems, LLC Profile Xtrusions African American Chamber of Commerce Jason Twiss Noel Bisog The Paranet Group Waukesha State Bank Atlas Tag & Label, Inc. ITU AbsorbTech, Inc. - New Berlin R.W. Fernstrum & Company Annex Wealth Management, LLC Johnson Bank - Milwaukee Northeast Wisconsin Educational Resource Alliance The Tabat Family Foundation, Inc. West Allis / West Milwaukee Chamber of (NEW ERA) Commerce Badger Alloys, Inc. ITU AbsorbTech, Inc. - Neenah Regal Ware Associated Bank - Milwaukee Johnson Bank - Racine Tool, Die and Machining Association of Wisconsin Oconto County Economic Development Corporation TDMAW Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce Banker Wire Jorgensen Conveyors, Inc. Rexnord, Inc. (Berg Sterns/Specialty Components) Bank Mutual - Brown Deer Johnson Bank - Waukesha Ozaukee Family Enrichment Center Top Floor Technologies, LLC Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership Blanking Systems Joy Global Surface Mining, Inc. Riedel Tool & Machine Company, Inc. Bank Mutual - Wauwatosa Johnson Financial Group Palermo Villa, Inc. Trefoil Group Workforce Development Board of South Central BPM, Inc. JP Graphics, Inc. Rytec Corporation Bay Area Workforce Development Center Jordan Karweik Wisconsin Patina Solutions TwinWest Chamber of Commerce Bradley Corporation - Germantown JW Speaker Corporation Sentry Equipment Corporation BMO Harris Bank JPMorgan Chase World Education, Inc. PNC Bank Foundation United Community Center Bradley Corporation - Menomonee Falls Krones, Inc. Sharp Packaging Systems Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee Jül Creative R&R Wealth Management, LLC United Way for Southeastern Michigan Broan-Nutone, LLC KS Kolbenschmidt US, Inc. Signicast, LLC - HQ Carrington and Carrington Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA) R&R Wealth Management, LLC US Bank - Milwaukee Charter Automotive, LLC KS Large Bore Pistons, LLC Signicast, LLC - Milwaukee Plant Carroll University Kopmeier Family Fund Collins Aerospace Systems Lakeside Manufacturing, Inc. Stainless Foundry & Engineering, Inc. Caterpillar - Headquarters Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce UW Credit Union La Casa De Esperanza (RAMAC) Vogel Consulting Columbia Grinding, Inc. Lange Brothers Woodworking Company, Inc. Steel-Craft Corporation of Hartford Center for Self Sufficiency Landmark Credit Union - Oak Creek Reign Water Supply Company, Inc. Cooper Power Systems, LLC - Milwaukee LDV, Inc. STRATTEC Security Corporation Core Creative, Inc. Lumity ResCare Workforce Services Creative Metal Products M2M Machining, Inc. Sullivan Precision Plate COSBE - Council of Small Business Executives ManpowerGroup Sales and Marketing Professionals of Danfoss, LLC Machining Concepts Surface Mount Technology Corporation Employ Milwaukee Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Northeast Wisconsin Dielectric, Corporation Mantel Machine Products, Inc. Sussex IM, Inc. Erwin Advisory Group, LLC Schenck SC Marian University Ducommun, Inc. Marinette Marine - Fincantieri Tailored Label Products, Inc. First Business Bank Secure Fire & Safety, LLC Marinette County Association for Engineered Metal Products, LLC Menasha Corporation The Kinetic Company, Inc. First Business Bank - Madison Business & Industry Senator Ron Johnson's Office Evergreen Tool Company, Inc. Menasha Packaging - Midwest Fulfillment Center V&L Tool, Inc. First Business Bank - North MEDC Shanee Jenkins Exacto Spring Corporation Menasha Packaging - PrePrint Group Waukesha Metal Products - Grafton First Tee of South Central Wisconsin Menomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce Sheridan Road Financial GAMFG PRECISION, LLC Menasha Packaging - Promotional Print Solutions Waukesha Metal Products - Sussex Forward Careers, Inc. Milwaukee 7 Regional Economic Development Sidekick Education Gearbox Express, LLC Menasha Packaging Company - Hartford Western States Envelope Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce & Industry Partnership Smart Interactive Media Generac Power Systems - Eagle Menasha Packaging Company - Neenah Wrought Washer Manufacturing, Inc. Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce Milwaukee Area Workforce Funding Alliance South Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Generac Power Systems - Whitewater Miller Electric Manufacturing Company Zenar Corporation Getting Smart Milwaukee Succeeds South Suburban Chamber of Commerce Generac Power Systems, Inc. - HQ Waukesha Molded Rubber and Plastic Corporation (MRPC) Zund America Ginny Finn MMAC Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Spring Bank Gilman USA, LLC National Technologies, Inc. Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. Commerce State of New Mexico Public Education Department Grob, Inc. Nordco, Inc Goodwill Talent Bridge MSOE Strategy House EDUCATION PARTNERS 2018–19 DONORS Alexander Hamilton High School Greenfield High School Peshtigo High School Union Grove High School District Appleton Area School District Hamilton High School Peshtigo School District Vincent High School Appleton Central High School Hamilton School District Riverside University High School Washington High School of Accenture, LLP Illinois Tool Works, Inc. - Hobart Service Division Nancy Keller The Harley-Davidson Foundation Information Technology Appleton East High School Hartford Union High School School District of Brown Deer Accenture, LLP - Chicago Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Network for Good Thomas & Jane Kammerait Waterford Union High School Appleton North High School Hartford Union High School District School District of Greenfield Acoustic Ceiling Products, LLC Impact 100 Greater Milwaukee Patina Solutions Thrivent Financial Muskego Lakes Group Waterford Union High School District Appleton West High School James Madison Academic Campus School District of Marinette Aidan Bushnell Insight Publications, LLC Patrick Stoner United Way of Greater Milwaukee Wauwatosa East High School and Waukesha County Arrowhead Union High School District Kettle Moraine High School School District of Menomonee Falls Allis-Roller, LLC ITU AbsorbTech, Inc. - New Berlin Paul Zudyk Wauwatosa School District Amazon Smile Ixonia Bank Paula Czarnota US Bank Foundation Barack Obama School of Career Kettle Moraine School District School District of New Berlin UW Credit Union and Technical Education Wauwatosa West High School Anonymous Jacqueline Schomisch Pierre Couture Kewaskum High School Slinger High School Waukesha Metal Products Brookfield Central High School West Bend East High School Ariel Bermudez Jeremy Joecks Plexus Corporation Charitable Foundation Kewaskum School District Slinger School District Waukesha State Bank Brookfield East High School West Bend School District Bader Philanthropies John McMahon PNC Bank Foundation Kimberly Area School District St. Francis High School Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development West Bend West High School Badger Alloys, Inc. Johnson Financial Group Pro View Outdoor Brown Deer High School Kimberly High School St. Francis School District Bonnie McMahon Jonathan M. Boyer Profile Xtrusions Wisconsin Public Service Foundation Burlington Area School District Westosha Central High School Lake Country Lutheran High School St. John's Northwestern Military Academy Capitol Stampings Corporation Jonathan Means R & R Insurance Services, Inc. YourCause Burlington High School Whitnall High School Lynde and Harry Bradley Technology TransCenter for Youth Charles Blied Joy Global Foundation Inc. (Komatsu Mining Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren, S.C. Zenar Corporation Casimir Pulaski High School and Trade School Whitnall School District Union Grove High School Citgo New Berlin Corporation) Roaring Fork Restaurant Group Cedarburg High School Marinette High School Color Ink, Inc. Julie Sattler Rob & Ann Johnson Cedarburg School District Menasha High School Core Creative, Inc. Justin C. Klawitter Robert Molloy Central High School District of Westosha (SD) Menasha Joint School District Daniel Mongoven Karen Dziubinski Robert S. Driscoll East Troy Community School District Menomonee Falls High School David Vetta Karen Wilken Robertson Ryan & Associates East Troy High School Milwaukee Lutheran High School Denise A. Buda Kelly & Bryan Morey Rose's Flower Shop, Inc. El Puente High School Milwaukee Public Schools Derek Birgin The Kern Family Foundation Ryan M. Wedell Elmbrook School District Mukwonago Area School District Donald W. Kossow Kohl's Cares, LLC Rytec Corporation Escuela Verde Mukwonago High School Ducommun, Inc. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. Sandstone Foundation Lakeside Manufacturing, Inc. Franklin High School Muskego High School Eric Reisner Scott K. Larson Landmark Credit Union (Corporate Office) Franklin Public Schools Muskego-Norway School District Erwin Advisory Group, LLC Scott Seefeld Laura Derpinghaus Germantown High School New Berlin Eisenhower Middle & High School Felss Rotaform Sentry Equipment Corporation Lee Johnson Germantown School District New Berlin West Middle & High School First Business Bank Shakespeare Wealth Management Generac Power Systems, Inc. - HQ Waukesha Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Stephanie Borowski Grafton High School Nicolet High School Graphicolor Printing Martha Kelley Steve McGuire Grafton School District Nicolet High School District Greater Menomonee Falls Foundation Menasha Corporation Tabat Family Foundation, Inc. Greendale High School NOVA High School Grob, Inc. Michele Statz Terri Isabell Greendale School District NOVA Tech High School Hari Cheema Michelle Miller The C.A. Lawton Company BUILDING TRUST THROUGH TRANSPARENCY

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