BROWN COUNTY – Surprises were in store last week for the recipients of this year’s Future 15 awards and finalists for the Young Entrepreneur of the Year and Next Generation Best Place to Work awards, presented by the Greater Green Bay Chamber as a way to honor young professionals making a real impact through leadership and innovation as well as workplaces where the next generation thrives.
These award recipients and finalists will be recognized in March at the Future 15 and Young Professional Awards and will also be featured in stories in the Press Times leading up to the event.
Future 15 awards are presented to 15 individuals each year who demonstrate a commitment to the greater Green Bay area through civic and business involvement, possessing values consistent with those of Chamber Young Professionals — values such as an unwavering responsibility to the community through involvement with local organizations that elevate the overall quality of life in the greater Green Bay area and the Greater Green Bay Chamber’s ability to engage and retain young talent.
Jason Mathwig | New North Inc.
Rachael Trimble-VandenHogen | Greater Green Bay YMCA
Brian Figueroa | KBX Logistics
Sarah Klapper | Bay Area Workforce Development Board
Daniel Lindstrom | City of De Pere
Amanda Aubry | House of Hope Green Bay
Kayleigh Mapes | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Meghan Walsh | St. Norbert College
Meghan Finger | Green Bay Water Utility
Bryan Cayabyab | AK Pizza Crust
Michelle Cheney | Wisconsin Humane Society
Kaylee Prebelski | Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity
Emily Heling | Aging and Disability Resource Center of Brown County
Brittany Helf | AbbyBank
Harrison Thiry | Brown County United Way
The Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award is presented to a local business owner who exemplifies and holds true a commitment to the greater Green Bay area through their demonstrated business entrepreneurial accomplishments. Consideration includes, but goes beyond, financial success by evaluating the individual’s positive impact on the community as an entrepreneur.
Amanda Miceli | The BOLD Marketing Agency
McKayla Dietzen | McKayla Marie Sweets
The Next Generation Best Place to Work Award, presented by Festival Foods, is presented to a business that demonstrates a commitment to the development of young professionals, adapts work-life-friendly policies, values generational differences and institutes attraction and retention initiatives for young talent.
Packer Fastener and Supply Inc.
Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity
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