Join state business and health leaders for the latest medical updates, insights into how companies are adapting their operations to the COVID-19 pandemic and how these best practice examples might apply to your business.

Learn how government, healthcare and businesses are working together for a Smart Restart in this Friday’s webinar from the Regional Leadership Council’s COVID-19 CEO Leadership Series.

AGENDA
– Welcome – Arik Johnson, Founder & Chairman, Aurora WDC
– Medical Updates – Dr. John Raymond, MD, President & CEO, Medical College of Wisconsin
– Troy Streckenbach, County Executive, Brown County
– Tamas Houlihan, Executive Director, Wisconsin Potato & Vegetable Growers Association
– To be announced

BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE REGIONAL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL: 7 Rivers Alliance, Centergy, Grow North, Madison Region, Milwaukee 7, Momentum West, New North, Prosperity Southwest, Visions Northwest, WEDC and Aurora WDC.

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Part of the Urban League of Greater Madison’s COVID-19 Workforce Relief & Recovery Initiative.

Join state business and health leaders for the latest medical updates, insights into how companies are adapting their operations to the COVID-19 pandemic and how these best practice examples might apply to your business.

Understanding the realities of reopening after “Safer at Home”
Learn how government, healthcare and businesses are working together for a Smart Restart in this Friday’s webinar from the Regional Leadership Council’s COVID-19 CEO Leadership Series. Hear from statewide CEOs and medical leaders to understand:
• The state’s 86 local public health departments and what role they play post “safer at home” order
• What are the implications for businesses having sites and employees across so many counties?
• Adjusting food safety and protection systems during the crisis
• New temperature testing technology – where and when does this make sense?

AGENDA
• Welcome – Arik Johnson, Founder & Chairman, Aurora WDC
• Medical Updates – Dr. John Raymond, MD, President & CEO, Medical College of Wisconsin
– Ann Christiansen, Director/Health Officer, North Shore Health Department
• Executive Leadership Update – Rick Chernick, CEO, Camera Corner Connecting Point, Green Bay – Steve Loehr, VP of Operations Support, Kwik Trip, Inc.
– Jay Ellingson, Corp. Director of Food Safety & Quality Assurance, Kwik Trip, Inc.

BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE REGIONAL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL: 7 Rivers Alliance, Centergy, Grow North, Madison Region, Milwaukee 7, Momentum West, New North, Prosperity Southwest, Visions Northwest WEDC and Aurora WDC.

Many of us are facing a new reality with our careers, families, and personal lives. Yet, there are ways you can bring focus, clarity, and intention to how you view yourself, your relationships, and the world around you. Join us for a panel discussion with Madison College instructors Jill Huizenga, Jodi Goldbeck, Kristin Gebhardt, Lynea LaVoy, and Lynn Baldwin. Using tips from their Building Blocks of Well-Being courses, they will share ways to face these challenges head on and develop strategies for a more productive and meaningful life.

· Explore elements that can positively affect your mindset.

· Discover daily practices to improve your quality of life and future outlook.

· Uncover tips to be aware of your own emotional intelligence

Panel experts will discuss various strategies that you can immediately put to use in your personal or professional life. Join us to learn more!

Who should attend? Any and all individuals who want to explore various techniques to cope with unexpected challenges and improve their mindset

The Basic Economic Development Course is designed to provide an understanding of the basic concepts, theories, methods and practice will be taught by professionals who have earned the CEcD designation and members of the University of Wisconsin Madison – Center for Community and Economic Development. The course will begin Monday, September 14th and end on Friday, September 18th.

In order to receive full IEDC certification credit for this course and a certificate indicating course completion, participants must attend the entire course and stay through the final session on the last day.

THIS COURSE WILL BE ENTIRELY ONLINE USING ZOOM

Course Fee: $650

Scholarships are available for some participants. Contact weda@weda.org for details.

Hosted by:

University of Wisconsin-Madison – Center for Community and Economic Development in partnership with the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) and Wisconsin Economic Development Association.