HeyJaredCONNECTIONS: The Podcast
Launched in November 2024, CONNECTIONS is a program that profiles the members of the Rotary Club of Milwaukee. Tom Luljak, a fellow Rotarian, interviews some of our city's most interesting people who help to make southeastern Wisconsin a great place to work and live.
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Jenna Renno, Executive Director, Bernie's Book Bank (opens the original)
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What happens when a child doesn't have a single book to call their own? In this episode of CONNECTIONS, our host Tom Luljak sits down with Rotarian Jenna Renno, Executive Director of Bernie's Book Bank of Greater Milwaukee, to explore how putting books directly into the hands of children can help build a lifelong love of reading. Jenna also shares how the organization provides children with eight free books each year, its plans to reach 70,000 children across the Milwaukee area, and why collabor
Dan Nelson Jr., President and CEO of Nelson Schmidt Inc. (opens the original)
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In this episode of CONNECTIONS, our host Tom Luljak sits down with Dan Nelson Jr., President and CEO of Nelson Schmidt Inc. to discuss his role with Rotary's Maritime Committee and the work that goes into bringing Live @ the Lakefront to the Milwaukee community each year. Dan also shares insights from his career in marketing and communications, the evolution of the industry, and how his background in biology and psychology has influenced his approach to understanding consumers and their decision
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