Chamber Business Luncheon Oct 2019
The Portage Area Chamber of Commerce is offering another way to network with your fellow Chamber members and make those important connections that can help you in your business or career. Bring your business cards, brochures, or anything you wish to share with other members.
Luncheon Information
The Speaker: James S. Falco, Associate Vice President of Regional Campuses for Madison College will talk about credit and non-credit programming, business and industry training, and new initiatives offered locally, as well as opportunities for collaboration with Madison College. Come early or stay after the meeting and tour the campus, which underwent an extensive building project in summer 2019.
Madison College provides open access to quality higher education that fosters lifelong learning and success within the communities it serves. Under that Mission, 93% of Madison College students find jobs within six months of graduation.
At the Portage Campus, students can earn an associate degree, a technical diploma, a certificate or a liberal arts transfer degree in 15 different program areas. The campus also offers general degree requirements for many of Madison College’s 150 programs, allowing Portage-area students the convenience of completing those courses locally.
For business and industry, customized training is available in a variety of areas, including Leadership Development, Business and Technical Skills, and Project Management. Non-credit professional development and personal enrichment courses are offered on a wide range of topics, such as farm financials, conversational Spanish, photography, and yoga. The campus also offers inside meeting space along with 11 acres of outdoor green space, all available for community use
Location: Madison College-Portage Campus
Time: Lunch at 11:30 am, presentation at noon
Cost: Pay for your lunch at the campus
Date: Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Luncheon Information
The Speaker: James S. Falco, Associate Vice President of Regional Campuses for Madison College will talk about credit and non-credit programming, business and industry training, and new initiatives offered locally, as well as opportunities for collaboration with Madison College. Come early or stay after the meeting and tour the campus, which underwent an extensive building project in summer 2019.
Madison College provides open access to quality higher education that fosters lifelong learning and success within the communities it serves. Under that Mission, 93% of Madison College students find jobs within six months of graduation.
At the Portage Campus, students can earn an associate degree, a technical diploma, a certificate or a liberal arts transfer degree in 15 different program areas. The campus also offers general degree requirements for many of Madison College’s 150 programs, allowing Portage-area students the convenience of completing those courses locally.
For business and industry, customized training is available in a variety of areas, including Leadership Development, Business and Technical Skills, and Project Management. Non-credit professional development and personal enrichment courses are offered on a wide range of topics, such as farm financials, conversational Spanish, photography, and yoga. The campus also offers inside meeting space along with 11 acres of outdoor green space, all available for community use
Location: Madison College-Portage Campus
Time: Lunch at 11:30 am, presentation at noon
Cost: Pay for your lunch at the campus
Date: Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Chamber Business Luncheon Oct 2019
Date and Time
Tuesday Oct 1, 2019
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
11:30AM
Location
Madison College - Portage Campus
330 West Collins Street
Portage, WI 53901
Fees/Admission
$10 fee for lunch. Please RSVP by Sept 30th.
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Contact Information
608-742-6242
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