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Wisconsin Community Banker
March/April 2014
Community State Bank Hosts Business Economic Forum
C
ommunity State Bank, Union
Grove, hosted over 120 busi-
ness profes-
sionals and
guests from
through-
out Racine
County at
a March
Business
Economic
Forum, held
at Michael’s
on the Lake in Kansasville.
After a brief presentation by CSB
President Scott Huedepohl, Racine
County Executive Jim Ladwig took the
floor with a presentation and discus-
sion focusing on the current economic
state of the county.
Next, President and CEO of Run-
zheimer International Greg Harper
shared his expertise on “Total
Employee Mobility,” a management
approach to help all organizations
improve the bottom-line performance
of their mobile workforce. For Harper,
the mobile workforce includes people
who relocate, telecommute, travel, and
use mobile devices to conduct their
work.
“This was a great opportunity to
bring professionals and business lead-
ers throughout the county together to
share candid points of view,” Huede-
pohl said. “I’d like to thank everyone
that was able to attend, and offer our
sincere appreciation to our guest
speakers, Greg Harper and Jim Lad-
wig. They took time out of their busy
schedules to help make this event a
tremendous success.”
The bank plans to build on the suc-
cess of their initial forum and develop
it as an annual event.
Community State Bank
President Scott Huedepohl
welcomed attendees.
Runzheimer International President and
CEO Greg Harper discussed high performing
organizations and the mobile workforce.
Racine County Executive Jim Ladwig focused
on the current economic state of the county.
