Calling all sports fans!
Tune into Cardinal Stritch University's Radio Lobo on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-5:30pm and check out my friend Josh Albrecht's show, "Just Sports with Josh"!
It's been my pleasure to get to know Josh over the last few years through our affiliation with the Muskego chapter of the networking organization, BNI. Josh just transferred to Stritch not too long ago from another school, and is already making some serious headway with Stritch's radio station and Communications Dept. And being a company made up of all Stritch alumni (and I'm actually back at Stritch pursuing my master's degree!), it's our pleasure to give a shout out here to Stritch and its students!
This guy's definitely going places, so keep an eye on him, and tune in!
Radio Lobo's Web site
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--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
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Showing posts with label Muskego BNI. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
Richlonn's Tire and Service Center Muskego
Richlonn's Tire and Service Center - Muskego
S78 W18755 Janesville Road
Muskego, WI 53150
(262) 679-5877
http://www.richlonns.com
Once in a while, I'll stand in as a sub for a member of the Muskego BNI group if the member can't make it to a meeting. I attended the meeting a couple days ago, and the featured speaker that day was Tim Marcado, Store Operations Manager at the Richlonn's Tire and Service Center here in Muskego.
Tim gave an excellent talk about tires - what to look for in a brand name and manufacturer, typical price ranges, materials and technology used in tires today, tire warranties, etc. Tim also dispelled a number of myths and commonly held assumptions about tires.
It's clear that Tim knows what he's doing and that he spends a lot of time conducting due diligence. I was impressed by his talk.
I also know from experience that Tim and his team do great work. A few months back, my parents were looking to have a new set of wheels installed on one of their vehicles.
Tim and his team did an excellent job at guiding my parents through the entire ordering and installation process - offering a number of great suggestions on designs and manufacturers, what to expect as far as cost, when to expect delivery, etc. My parents were really pleased with the level of expertise and customer service.
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
S78 W18755 Janesville Road
Muskego, WI 53150
(262) 679-5877
http://www.richlonns.com
Once in a while, I'll stand in as a sub for a member of the Muskego BNI group if the member can't make it to a meeting. I attended the meeting a couple days ago, and the featured speaker that day was Tim Marcado, Store Operations Manager at the Richlonn's Tire and Service Center here in Muskego.
Tim gave an excellent talk about tires - what to look for in a brand name and manufacturer, typical price ranges, materials and technology used in tires today, tire warranties, etc. Tim also dispelled a number of myths and commonly held assumptions about tires.
It's clear that Tim knows what he's doing and that he spends a lot of time conducting due diligence. I was impressed by his talk.
I also know from experience that Tim and his team do great work. A few months back, my parents were looking to have a new set of wheels installed on one of their vehicles.
Tim and his team did an excellent job at guiding my parents through the entire ordering and installation process - offering a number of great suggestions on designs and manufacturers, what to expect as far as cost, when to expect delivery, etc. My parents were really pleased with the level of expertise and customer service.
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Muskego BNI Chapter
Following is the unedited version of an article Aaron S. Robertson authored for Muskego Patch in May 2011.
If you’re a business owner or working professional looking to network in Muskego, there are a number of available options open to you, options you may not be aware of. That’s where Muskego Patch comes in. What follows is the second installment in an occasional, ongoing series devoted to business networking opportunities here in Muskego.
Previously, we took a look at the St. Paul’s Business Builders Networking Group. Following is information on the Boundless Business BNI chapter.
Muskego BNI Chapter
Business Networking International - commonly known simply as BNI - is a networking organization with local chapters around the world, and one of those chapters, which calls itself “Boundless Business,” just happens to be right here in Muskego.
BNI Boundless Business meets every Thursday morning at Delta Family Restaurant, S75 W17358 Janesville Road.
Unlike the St. Paul’s Business Builders Networking Group, which was recently featured on Muskego Patch, BNI chapters restrict their membership to one person per occupation represented.
According to Jeff Hoeser of American Solutions for Business, who currently serves as the Muskego chapter’s president, there are currently around 30 members in the group.
There are also dues to belong: $365 per year, plus a $100 one-time sign-up fee.
But Hoeser assures that the dues, which are seen more as an investment, are well-worth it.
“Because of our BNI affiliation, we have access to a lot of valuable resources and trainings, which include workshops, seminars, and so on,” Hoeser said. “New members are required to attend a two-hour training, and new officers are required to attend a three-hour training. And for those interested, there are more-advanced trainings, books, CDs, and other materials available, as well,” he added.
In addition to the position of chapter president, other officer positions include a vice president, secretary-treasurer, and education coordinator. Officers change every six months, and the president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer get their dues covered during their term. There is also a four-member membership committee, which handles new member applications and welcomes guests.
While the attendance policy may seem strict to outsiders, BNI is unique in that it allows its members to have substitutes represent them in case they need to miss meetings, and the chapter maintains a pool of available subs that members can call upon if needed.
Asked why he joined BNI and why he recommends it to other business professionals, Hoeser said, “It’s a great opportunity to increase your own business and to develop a good network of trusted contacts. And while there are other networking groups and events out there that provide you with a venue to network, BNI largely focuses on teaching you how to network, and that’s important.”
For further information about BNI Boundless Business, visit its Web page at: http://www.bniwis.com/wi-southeast-bni-boundless-business/index.html.
If you’re a business owner or working professional looking to network in Muskego, there are a number of available options open to you, options you may not be aware of. That’s where Muskego Patch comes in. What follows is the second installment in an occasional, ongoing series devoted to business networking opportunities here in Muskego.
Previously, we took a look at the St. Paul’s Business Builders Networking Group. Following is information on the Boundless Business BNI chapter.
Muskego BNI Chapter
Business Networking International - commonly known simply as BNI - is a networking organization with local chapters around the world, and one of those chapters, which calls itself “Boundless Business,” just happens to be right here in Muskego.
BNI Boundless Business meets every Thursday morning at Delta Family Restaurant, S75 W17358 Janesville Road.
Unlike the St. Paul’s Business Builders Networking Group, which was recently featured on Muskego Patch, BNI chapters restrict their membership to one person per occupation represented.
According to Jeff Hoeser of American Solutions for Business, who currently serves as the Muskego chapter’s president, there are currently around 30 members in the group.
There are also dues to belong: $365 per year, plus a $100 one-time sign-up fee.
But Hoeser assures that the dues, which are seen more as an investment, are well-worth it.
“Because of our BNI affiliation, we have access to a lot of valuable resources and trainings, which include workshops, seminars, and so on,” Hoeser said. “New members are required to attend a two-hour training, and new officers are required to attend a three-hour training. And for those interested, there are more-advanced trainings, books, CDs, and other materials available, as well,” he added.
In addition to the position of chapter president, other officer positions include a vice president, secretary-treasurer, and education coordinator. Officers change every six months, and the president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer get their dues covered during their term. There is also a four-member membership committee, which handles new member applications and welcomes guests.
While the attendance policy may seem strict to outsiders, BNI is unique in that it allows its members to have substitutes represent them in case they need to miss meetings, and the chapter maintains a pool of available subs that members can call upon if needed.
Asked why he joined BNI and why he recommends it to other business professionals, Hoeser said, “It’s a great opportunity to increase your own business and to develop a good network of trusted contacts. And while there are other networking groups and events out there that provide you with a venue to network, BNI largely focuses on teaching you how to network, and that’s important.”
For further information about BNI Boundless Business, visit its Web page at: http://www.bniwis.com/wi-southeast-bni-boundless-business/index.html.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Networking Opportunities in Muskego
As you may know, in addition to my work for Intrepid Innovations, I am also a freelance journalist. For those of you who are looking for business networking opportunities in Muskego, following are a couple of stories I wrote recently for Muskego Patch that you may find useful.
To Your Success,
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
Group at St. Paul's Church Offers Networking Opportunities
BNI Chapter Here in Muskego a Great Opportunity for Business Owners, Professionals
To Your Success,
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
Group at St. Paul's Church Offers Networking Opportunities
BNI Chapter Here in Muskego a Great Opportunity for Business Owners, Professionals
Thursday, March 25, 2010
A Big Thanks to These Businesses and Professionals
Howdy,
As many of you know, I am participating in the 2010 Man & Woman of the Year competition that raises funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The 10-week fundraising campaign kicked off on March 11th during a fantastic reception hosted by Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar in Brookfield, and will end on May 20th with a formal gala held at Boerner Botanical Gardens in Hales Corners.
Following is a list of businesses, organizations, and professionals that I'd like to publicly acknowledge for helping the cause. This list will be updated over time to reflect new commitments.
Please consider patronizing these businesses! They are truly deserving of it, as they have demonstrated time and time again that they care about their communities and meaningful causes such as this.
--Aaron Robertson
Visit my personal fundraising page at http://wi.mwoy.llsevent.org/pledge/index.cfm?mid=AARON. Donations in any amount are greatly appreciated!
Main Event Floral Designs LLC
Karen Mathwig, owner of Main Event Floral Design, has graciously agreed to be the gala's floral sponsor!
The Muskego chapter of BNI
This weekly business networking group has been kind in taking up collections at some of its meetings. Are you a business owner or professional looking for networking opportunities? Please click on the link above to learn more about the Muskego chapter of BNI, called Boundless Business, and contact them if you'd like to be a guest at one of its meetings!
MindWorks Photography and Touch of Health
These businesses, which share the same building, have volunteered to have a coin box on their counter and will also be contributing something to the gala's auction.
Legacy Salon and Day Spa
Has volunteered to display a coin box; will be contributing to the gala's auction; and will be working with me to plan some sort of fundraising event (details to come!)
Serenity Life Coaching (Sandy Walden, Certified Holistic Life Coach & Reiki Master/Teacher)
Has volunteered to display a coin box.
Muskego Legal Center
Has volunteered to display a coin box.
Pam Nerby of Holz Motors
Made a personal monetary donation.
As many of you know, I am participating in the 2010 Man & Woman of the Year competition that raises funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The 10-week fundraising campaign kicked off on March 11th during a fantastic reception hosted by Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar in Brookfield, and will end on May 20th with a formal gala held at Boerner Botanical Gardens in Hales Corners.
Following is a list of businesses, organizations, and professionals that I'd like to publicly acknowledge for helping the cause. This list will be updated over time to reflect new commitments.
Please consider patronizing these businesses! They are truly deserving of it, as they have demonstrated time and time again that they care about their communities and meaningful causes such as this.
--Aaron Robertson
Visit my personal fundraising page at http://wi.mwoy.llsevent.org/pledge/index.cfm?mid=AARON. Donations in any amount are greatly appreciated!
Main Event Floral Designs LLC
Karen Mathwig, owner of Main Event Floral Design, has graciously agreed to be the gala's floral sponsor!
The Muskego chapter of BNI
This weekly business networking group has been kind in taking up collections at some of its meetings. Are you a business owner or professional looking for networking opportunities? Please click on the link above to learn more about the Muskego chapter of BNI, called Boundless Business, and contact them if you'd like to be a guest at one of its meetings!
MindWorks Photography and Touch of Health
These businesses, which share the same building, have volunteered to have a coin box on their counter and will also be contributing something to the gala's auction.
Legacy Salon and Day Spa
Has volunteered to display a coin box; will be contributing to the gala's auction; and will be working with me to plan some sort of fundraising event (details to come!)
Serenity Life Coaching (Sandy Walden, Certified Holistic Life Coach & Reiki Master/Teacher)
Has volunteered to display a coin box.
Muskego Legal Center
Has volunteered to display a coin box.
Pam Nerby of Holz Motors
Made a personal monetary donation.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Muskego Hosts Boundless Business BNI Chapter!
Every Thursday morning from 7:00 to 8:30, there's an exciting meeting taking place at Delta Restaurant on Janesville Road in Muskego. Twenty-five business leaders from Muskego and the surrounding area meet to exchange business leads and learn from each other. This is an exclusive group, allowing only one representative from each profession to participate. There are still openings for assorted professions. With over 1400 referrals and more than $2.4 million dollars in business generated in 2009, membership in this stimulating business-driven group is highly valuable.
We welcome guests at our meetings. If you are interested in seeing us in action, please join us at Delta on Thursday morning. To talk to our president, call Eric Thompson at 262.767.7289.
We welcome guests at our meetings. If you are interested in seeing us in action, please join us at Delta on Thursday morning. To talk to our president, call Eric Thompson at 262.767.7289.
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