The document summarizes Visit Eau Claire's marketing activities and accomplishments in 2012. It reports that sports marketing generated $7 million in economic impact and hosted 28,700 hotel room nights. Group marketing generated $1.4 million in economic impact and hosted 5,145 room nights. Leisure marketing expanded website traffic and social media presence. New events like disc golf and curling tournaments brought visitors. Grants of $38,000 supported local events. Membership grew to 255 businesses.
This document describes an investment opportunity with SpeedReturns. It offers an 8% daily return over 20 days through an initial investment plan, and allows investors to compound their returns by reinvesting in a subsequent plan that guarantees 20% monthly returns over 24 months. Additional income can be earned through referral commissions and bonuses. Minimum investment is $150 for 1 account up to $1500 for 10 accounts. Funds are deposited and withdrawn via Liberty Reserve. Contact information is provided for further details on payments and procedures.
This document describes the creation of an organizational donations database with tables for donors, donations, gifts, and sponsorship levels. Entities are related through primary and foreign keys. Sample data is inserted and basic queries, views, stored procedures, and functions are demonstrated to retrieve and summarize donor and donation information for reporting purposes. Indexes are added for performance. Transactions with updates and deletes are rolled back to preserve data integrity.
President Obama's tax plan would allow portions of previous tax cuts to expire, resulting in tax hikes beginning in 2011 for some taxpayers. According to an analysis, this would negatively impact the economy in Hawaii by causing an average annual loss of nearly 3,000 jobs through 2020, reducing household income by over $1,200, and increasing individual income taxes by $1.8 billion in total.
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This document proposes a peer-to-peer video-on-demand (P2P VoD) algorithm called "Give-to-Get" that discourages free-riding. Give-to-Get works by having peers favor uploading video chunks to other peers who have proven to be good uploaders. This incentivizes sharing and excludes free-riders who consume bandwidth without contributing uploads of their own. The algorithm aims to provide good performance even if 20% of peers are free-riding, as long as there is spare system capacity. It is best suited for distributing short videos using this P2P approach.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document describes an investment opportunity with SpeedReturns. It offers an 8% daily return over 20 days through an initial investment plan, and allows investors to compound their returns by reinvesting in a subsequent plan that guarantees 20% monthly returns over 24 months. Additional income can be earned through referral commissions and bonuses. Minimum investment is $150 for 1 account up to $1500 for 10 accounts. Funds are deposited and withdrawn via Liberty Reserve. Contact information is provided for further details on payments and procedures.
This document describes the creation of an organizational donations database with tables for donors, donations, gifts, and sponsorship levels. Entities are related through primary and foreign keys. Sample data is inserted and basic queries, views, stored procedures, and functions are demonstrated to retrieve and summarize donor and donation information for reporting purposes. Indexes are added for performance. Transactions with updates and deletes are rolled back to preserve data integrity.
President Obama's tax plan would allow portions of previous tax cuts to expire, resulting in tax hikes beginning in 2011 for some taxpayers. According to an analysis, this would negatively impact the economy in Hawaii by causing an average annual loss of nearly 3,000 jobs through 2020, reducing household income by over $1,200, and increasing individual income taxes by $1.8 billion in total.
Give to-get algorithm-for_p2_p_video_on_demandjayanthi_2009
This document proposes a peer-to-peer video-on-demand (P2P VoD) algorithm called "Give-to-Get" that discourages free-riding. Give-to-Get works by having peers favor uploading video chunks to other peers who have proven to be good uploaders. This incentivizes sharing and excludes free-riders who consume bandwidth without contributing uploads of their own. The algorithm aims to provide good performance even if 20% of peers are free-riding, as long as there is spare system capacity. It is best suited for distributing short videos using this P2P approach.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes 9 frames from the opening of a student film titled "Ebony". The frames establish that the film is set at a party in the beginning and introduce the main protagonists. Later frames show the protagonists leaving the party and introduce key themes of coming-of-age films like underage drinking and sexuality. Later in the opening, it is revealed that the main character is pregnant, establishing the central theme of teenage pregnancy. The frames are effective in setting up conventions of the coming-of-age genre and clueing the audience into the film's narrative through visual and audio cues.
The document discusses software reliability engineering and its goals of balancing reliability, availability, delivery time, and cost based on customer needs. It addresses three key questions: 1) What is software practitioners' biggest problem in meeting conflicting customer demands? 2) How does software reliability engineering approach resolving this issue? 3) What has been the experience with software reliability engineering? The process involves defining the product and users, implementing operational profiles to efficiently test critical functions, and engineering the right level of reliability through failure analysis and testing to deliver the product on time and at an acceptable cost.
This project utilized several key technologies including Python, SQL, and machine learning algorithms. Python was used for data processing, analysis, and building machine learning models. SQL was used to query and manipulate data stored in relational databases. A variety of machine learning algorithms such as random forests and neural networks were applied to the data to generate predictions and insights.
The document discusses software reliability engineering and its goals of balancing reliability, availability, delivery time, and cost based on customer needs. It addresses three key questions: 1) What is software practitioners' biggest problem in meeting conflicting customer demands? 2) How does software reliability engineering approach resolving this issue? 3) What has been the experience with software reliability engineering? The process involves defining the product and users, implementing operational profiles to efficiently test critical functions, and engineering the right level of reliability through failure analysis and testing to deliver the product on time and at an acceptable cost.
The document discusses Thomas Edison's dream to invent an electric lamp and how despite over 10,000 failed attempts, he persisted in pursuing his dream until he finally succeeded in making it a physical reality. It notes that practical dreamers do not quit in their pursuits.
This business plan outlines a proposed organic farm called Freedom Farm. The goals are to establish organic farming practices within 3 years, sell fully organic within 4 years, increase cash flow over 7 years, and replace machinery within 10 years. The plan discusses the organic industry outlook, the farm location and capital expenses. It proposes a crop rotation, outlines labor needs, and identifies processing and retail customers. Financial projections estimate increasing revenues and profits over 10 years, with an IRR of 12.2%. The plan also addresses challenges around certification, costs, competition and market forces.
5 Ways to Expand your Network of Fundraisers and DonorsFirstGiving
The document provides nonprofits with 5 ways to expand their network of fundraisers and donors, including using email messaging, social media like Facebook, branding, online event registration, and grassroots fundraising where individual fundraisers receive higher average donations than event fundraising. It emphasizes growing networks through tools like Facebook, engaging supporters with content at optimal times, and encouraging event participants to fundraise to boost donations.
Midwest Arts Conference Social FundraisingDevon Smith
Social fundraising through digital platforms is on the rise. The average gift size for digital donors is higher than traditional donors. Most arts organizations now use social networks, with Facebook and Twitter being most common. Successful social fundraising strategies include getting followers first, setting a realistic budget, creating targeted content, integrating across channels, and tracking results. Popular social fundraising platforms allow donations through Facebook, crowdfunding of creative projects, grant competitions via voting, and event-based campaigns. Nonprofits face challenges with maintaining engagement over time, optimizing return on investment, understanding customer lifetime value, dealing with increasing social media scales, and accurately attributing donations to specific efforts.
This document provides examples of marketing and advertising projects completed by MyersJonesPartners. It includes case studies and before/after examples spanning various mediums like direct mail, trade show booths, packaging design, website redesign, logo design, and integrated marketing campaigns. The projects covered a wide range of clients and industries from aerospace to bakeries to universities. Overall, the document demonstrates MyersJonesPartners' full-service capabilities across different marketing channels and sectors.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential to catalyze business development, foster local self-reliance, and build awareness and action. It addresses how urban agriculture can strengthen rural-urban linkages and establish new markets for small-scale livestock production. The document also references diagrams of rural-urban food supply networks and sustainable pastoral livestock value chains. It poses questions about why food systems should be included in city planning and what lessons have been learned from cities that have worked to integrate agriculture and strengthen connections with surrounding rural areas.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential benefits related to environmental, economic, and social dimensions. It touches on how urban agriculture can catalyze business development and foster local self-reliance. It also addresses building awareness and strengthening rural-urban linkages through local food systems. Establishing new markets for small-scale livestock production is mentioned, taking into account increasing consumer interest in local production, processing, and animal welfare. Overall, the document presents urban agriculture as a way to maximize diversity and resilience through sustainable food systems.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential to catalyze business development, foster local self-reliance, and build awareness and action. It addresses how urban agriculture can strengthen rural-urban linkages and establish new markets for small-scale livestock production. The document also references diagrams of rural-urban food supply networks and sustainable pastoral livestock value chains. It poses questions about why food systems should be included in city planning and what lessons have been learned from cities that have worked to integrate agriculture and strengthen connections with surrounding rural areas.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential benefits related to environmental, economic, and social dimensions. It touches on how urban agriculture can catalyze business development and foster local self-reliance. It also addresses building awareness and strengthening rural-urban linkages through local food systems. Establishing new markets for small-scale livestock production is mentioned, noting increasing interest in local production and animal welfare. Overall, the document presents urban agriculture as a way to maximize diversity, resilience, and access to food.
MWR Life - Business Opportunity PresentationMWR Life
This document provides an overview of a business opportunity with MWR Life, a global travel and lifestyle membership community. Key points:
- MWR Life offers members exclusive discounted rates on hotels, flights, activities and curated experiences through a membership model.
- The travel industry is a $8.2 trillion industry growing to an estimated $12.5 trillion by 2028, yet is monopolized by a few large conglomerates.
- The opportunity allows individuals to become Lifestyle Consultants and earn commissions from membership sales and a multi-level compensation plan including bonuses and residual income.
- Benefits include training, marketing support, and the ability to earn free travel and experiences.
Trends and Tremors in the Investor Landscape: New Forces in a New EraSustainable Brands
Why does the for-profit portfolio remain, for the most part, traditionally invested? What forward-looking companies, family offices and foundations have committed to impact investing, and why? How have the multiple benefits of impact investing evolved over the last few years? What are smart ways to equip a company – whether it's the (potential) investor or the (potential) recipient of investment funds – to reap the benefits of socially responsible investing?
This document discusses social media and social technology trends. Some key points covered include the concept of "groundswell" where people use technologies to get things from each other rather than institutions; defining social media as blogs, user-generated content, social networks, wikis, forums and more; discussing strategy, people, objectives and technology for social media efforts; and providing statistics on peer-to-peer fundraising growth over time in the United States.
The document summarizes 9 frames from the opening of a student film titled "Ebony". The frames establish that the film is set at a party in the beginning and introduce the main protagonists. Later frames show the protagonists leaving the party and introduce key themes of coming-of-age films like underage drinking and sexuality. Later in the opening, it is revealed that the main character is pregnant, establishing the central theme of teenage pregnancy. The frames are effective in setting up conventions of the coming-of-age genre and clueing the audience into the film's narrative through visual and audio cues.
The document discusses software reliability engineering and its goals of balancing reliability, availability, delivery time, and cost based on customer needs. It addresses three key questions: 1) What is software practitioners' biggest problem in meeting conflicting customer demands? 2) How does software reliability engineering approach resolving this issue? 3) What has been the experience with software reliability engineering? The process involves defining the product and users, implementing operational profiles to efficiently test critical functions, and engineering the right level of reliability through failure analysis and testing to deliver the product on time and at an acceptable cost.
This project utilized several key technologies including Python, SQL, and machine learning algorithms. Python was used for data processing, analysis, and building machine learning models. SQL was used to query and manipulate data stored in relational databases. A variety of machine learning algorithms such as random forests and neural networks were applied to the data to generate predictions and insights.
The document discusses software reliability engineering and its goals of balancing reliability, availability, delivery time, and cost based on customer needs. It addresses three key questions: 1) What is software practitioners' biggest problem in meeting conflicting customer demands? 2) How does software reliability engineering approach resolving this issue? 3) What has been the experience with software reliability engineering? The process involves defining the product and users, implementing operational profiles to efficiently test critical functions, and engineering the right level of reliability through failure analysis and testing to deliver the product on time and at an acceptable cost.
The document discusses Thomas Edison's dream to invent an electric lamp and how despite over 10,000 failed attempts, he persisted in pursuing his dream until he finally succeeded in making it a physical reality. It notes that practical dreamers do not quit in their pursuits.
This business plan outlines a proposed organic farm called Freedom Farm. The goals are to establish organic farming practices within 3 years, sell fully organic within 4 years, increase cash flow over 7 years, and replace machinery within 10 years. The plan discusses the organic industry outlook, the farm location and capital expenses. It proposes a crop rotation, outlines labor needs, and identifies processing and retail customers. Financial projections estimate increasing revenues and profits over 10 years, with an IRR of 12.2%. The plan also addresses challenges around certification, costs, competition and market forces.
5 Ways to Expand your Network of Fundraisers and DonorsFirstGiving
The document provides nonprofits with 5 ways to expand their network of fundraisers and donors, including using email messaging, social media like Facebook, branding, online event registration, and grassroots fundraising where individual fundraisers receive higher average donations than event fundraising. It emphasizes growing networks through tools like Facebook, engaging supporters with content at optimal times, and encouraging event participants to fundraise to boost donations.
Midwest Arts Conference Social FundraisingDevon Smith
Social fundraising through digital platforms is on the rise. The average gift size for digital donors is higher than traditional donors. Most arts organizations now use social networks, with Facebook and Twitter being most common. Successful social fundraising strategies include getting followers first, setting a realistic budget, creating targeted content, integrating across channels, and tracking results. Popular social fundraising platforms allow donations through Facebook, crowdfunding of creative projects, grant competitions via voting, and event-based campaigns. Nonprofits face challenges with maintaining engagement over time, optimizing return on investment, understanding customer lifetime value, dealing with increasing social media scales, and accurately attributing donations to specific efforts.
This document provides examples of marketing and advertising projects completed by MyersJonesPartners. It includes case studies and before/after examples spanning various mediums like direct mail, trade show booths, packaging design, website redesign, logo design, and integrated marketing campaigns. The projects covered a wide range of clients and industries from aerospace to bakeries to universities. Overall, the document demonstrates MyersJonesPartners' full-service capabilities across different marketing channels and sectors.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential to catalyze business development, foster local self-reliance, and build awareness and action. It addresses how urban agriculture can strengthen rural-urban linkages and establish new markets for small-scale livestock production. The document also references diagrams of rural-urban food supply networks and sustainable pastoral livestock value chains. It poses questions about why food systems should be included in city planning and what lessons have been learned from cities that have worked to integrate agriculture and strengthen connections with surrounding rural areas.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential benefits related to environmental, economic, and social dimensions. It touches on how urban agriculture can catalyze business development and foster local self-reliance. It also addresses building awareness and strengthening rural-urban linkages through local food systems. Establishing new markets for small-scale livestock production is mentioned, taking into account increasing consumer interest in local production, processing, and animal welfare. Overall, the document presents urban agriculture as a way to maximize diversity and resilience through sustainable food systems.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential to catalyze business development, foster local self-reliance, and build awareness and action. It addresses how urban agriculture can strengthen rural-urban linkages and establish new markets for small-scale livestock production. The document also references diagrams of rural-urban food supply networks and sustainable pastoral livestock value chains. It poses questions about why food systems should be included in city planning and what lessons have been learned from cities that have worked to integrate agriculture and strengthen connections with surrounding rural areas.
This document discusses urban agriculture and its potential benefits related to environmental, economic, and social dimensions. It touches on how urban agriculture can catalyze business development and foster local self-reliance. It also addresses building awareness and strengthening rural-urban linkages through local food systems. Establishing new markets for small-scale livestock production is mentioned, noting increasing interest in local production and animal welfare. Overall, the document presents urban agriculture as a way to maximize diversity, resilience, and access to food.
MWR Life - Business Opportunity PresentationMWR Life
This document provides an overview of a business opportunity with MWR Life, a global travel and lifestyle membership community. Key points:
- MWR Life offers members exclusive discounted rates on hotels, flights, activities and curated experiences through a membership model.
- The travel industry is a $8.2 trillion industry growing to an estimated $12.5 trillion by 2028, yet is monopolized by a few large conglomerates.
- The opportunity allows individuals to become Lifestyle Consultants and earn commissions from membership sales and a multi-level compensation plan including bonuses and residual income.
- Benefits include training, marketing support, and the ability to earn free travel and experiences.
Trends and Tremors in the Investor Landscape: New Forces in a New EraSustainable Brands
Why does the for-profit portfolio remain, for the most part, traditionally invested? What forward-looking companies, family offices and foundations have committed to impact investing, and why? How have the multiple benefits of impact investing evolved over the last few years? What are smart ways to equip a company – whether it's the (potential) investor or the (potential) recipient of investment funds – to reap the benefits of socially responsible investing?
This document discusses social media and social technology trends. Some key points covered include the concept of "groundswell" where people use technologies to get things from each other rather than institutions; defining social media as blogs, user-generated content, social networks, wikis, forums and more; discussing strategy, people, objectives and technology for social media efforts; and providing statistics on peer-to-peer fundraising growth over time in the United States.
The document is a summary of a presentation given at the 2012 AdVenture Marketing Conference on August 21 titled "The Speed of Trust" by Donna Burnette. It discusses how establishing trust with stakeholders can increase speed and decrease costs in a business or organization. It provides examples of how high-trust and low-trust relationships differ at work and the "trust taxes" paid and "trust dividends" earned based on the level of trust. Attendees are prompted to consider a workplace situation that could benefit from more trust and the potential impacts of improving trust in that area.
Simon School of Business Investors Report August 2012SimonSchool
The document provides an investor's report on the Simon School at the University of Rochester. It summarizes growth in the annual fund and donations from 2004-2012. The school has secured $55 million towards a $85 million campaign goal, creating professorships and supporting student recruitment and entrepreneurship programs. Upcoming strategic planning and career center improvements are outlined, as well as growth of the NYC program with a upcoming May conference. The report thanked investors and asked for any questions.
This document provides the minutes from the March 31, 2016 meeting of the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board Board of Directors. Key details include:
- A presentation was given on plans to modernize and expand the Los Angeles Convention Center, including estimated $350 million in construction costs.
- The Board discussed resolutions related to LATCB contracts and bank resolutions.
- Comments were provided on recent marketing initiatives promoting Los Angeles neighborhoods and cultural attractions.
- Upcoming infrastructure projects improving transportation access to the Convention Center were mentioned.
Consumer Life Cycle Research - Brand Pioneers 2012Panelteam
1. Nokia's market share fell as it was slow to adapt to the smartphone revolution and lost ground to Apple and Android-powered devices.
2. Nokia focused too much on its legacy feature phones and platform, and not enough on high-end smartphones and new technologies like touchscreens.
3. Nokia struggled to keep up with the pace of innovation set by Apple and Google, and saw its brand trust, loyalty, and market position decline as a result.
This document outlines marketing strategies for a parking facility in Philadelphia to generate revenue. It discusses focusing marketing efforts on programs that produce durable, compounding revenue over time through direct marketing to consumers and businesses. Specific tactics mentioned include Google AdWords, custom attraction pages, mobile apps, validation programs for businesses, preferred parking discount cards, and monthly sales campaigns. Metrics provided include web coupon validations and redemption rates, validation ticket sales, preferred parking card revenue, and monthly sales projections. The goal is to take advantage of local traffic generators and add value to the tenant base to meet profit objectives.
Borrw.com is a private real estate fund that aims to purchase 1,000 single family homes in distressed housing markets like Oakland, Riverside, and Phoenix. It plans to rent the homes at above-market rates with lease-to-own options for tenants. After 3-5 years, homes will be sold to tenants with crowdfunded mortgages. The team has experience in real estate, marketing, and distressed housing. Financial projections estimate growing rental income, expenses, and dividends through 2016 as more homes are acquired.
I deliver this course is delivered at the Directory of Social Change - www.dsc.org.uk -
Aims: To introduce new fundraisers to the reality of the sector and give them the basic tools to raise money through a wide range of sources. You will gain a broad overview of fundraising in practice.
For: Those new to fundraising or those with little experience whether you are a full time employee, a volunteer or a trustee.
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Sports Destination Management
Sports Events Magazine
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4. 2012 Sports Sales Review
New Sporting Events in the Eau Claire Area
Included…
USA Curling – Challenge Round Tournament
• Eau Claire County Expo Center/EC Curling Club
• Over 200 Room Nights
• $54,000 Economic Impact
WI Dartball – State Tournament
• Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center
• Over 1,000 Room Nights
• $270,000 Economic Impact
Professional Disc Golf Association – King of
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• Over 300 Room Nights
• $81,000 Economic Impact
WI Little League – State 12U Tournament
• Carson Park – Gelein Field
• Over 600 Room Nights
• $167,400 Economic Impact
6. Group Marketing
Memberships
Meeting Professionals International
Think Wisconsin
Wisconsin Society of Association Executives
Advertising
Collinson Media
MPIGlobal.com
Midwest Meetings Guidebook
Meetingpages.com
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Cooperative Network – Youth 2014 WI Rural Letter Carriers Assoc.
Conference • Holiday Inn Campus Area
• Ramada Convention Center • Over 240 Room Nights
• Over 120 Room Nights • $64,800 Economic Impact
• $32,400 Economic Impact
WI Housing & Urban Development
WI Association of Licensed Practical Nurses • Plaza Hotel & Suites
• Holiday Inn Campus Area • Over 250 Room Nights
• Over 180 Room Nights • $67,500 Economic Impact
• $48,600 Economic Impact
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www.visiteauclaire.com
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www.visiteauclaireblog.com 2011 Visits: 77,881
www.www.gotownofunion.com
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YouTube: 8,443 13,037
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Instagram
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Total Tourism and Cultural Grants- $37,783
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Some Events and Promotions funded through the grant programs:
• Eau Claire Children’s Theatre – Harvest Hustle Half Marathon
•Eau Claire Horseshoe Club – WI State Horseshoe Tournament
•Eau Claire Kubb – U.S. National Kubb Championship
•Eau Claire Little League – WI State Tournament
•Eau Claire Big Rig Truck Show/NAST
•Paul Bunyan Logging Camp – US Open Chainsaw Sculpture Championships
•Literary Arts Committee, ECRAC – Chippewa Valley Book Festival
•Eau Claire Jazz Festival
•Sculpture Tour Eau Claire
•Evolve Welness, LLC – Movement Arts Day
•Dunn County Historical Society – Show Me Saturdays
22. Grant Program Highlights
Eau Claire Kubb – U.S. National Championships
$750 Tourism Grant
Largest Kubb Tournament Outside Europe
40% Increase in Players for 2012
Eau Claire Soccer Park
Movement Arts Day
$2,000 Cultural Arts Grant
Interactive Dance & Movement Workshops
Held In Conjunction with the Open Air
Festival of the Arts
Phoenix Park
23. Grant Award Ceremony
Emcee: Ben Richgruber
Official Presentation of All Grant Awards
Media Coverage
Future Plans:
• Member Services “Tradeshow”
November Round Ceremony: Thursday, December 20, 2012
24. Grants Received
Leveraging our Resources
Meetings Mean Business: $1,925
Wisconsin Arts Board: $7,010
Ready, Set, Go Grant: $20,000
WI Welcome Center Grant: $35,150
JEM Grant: $38,700
$102,785
Grant Funding Received in 2012
25. Menomonie Area Welcome Centers
Ribbon Cutting & Grand
Opening
Chippewa Falls Area Chamber
Hudson Area Chamber
Greater Menomonie Area Chamber
Visit Eau Claire
WI Department of Tourism
WI Department of Transportation
26. On Behalf of the Staff of
Visit Eau Claire
Thank YOU for helping us make
2012 a great year!