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COUNTYRACINE COUNTY Economic DevelopmentCorp.ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LOCATIONS2015PHOTO WORKFORCE ANNUAL REPORT GROWING BUSINESS PHOTO CONNECTING COMMUNITIES ASSISTANCE JOB CREATION INCENTIVESRCEDC MISSIONTO ENSURE THE ECONOMIC VITALITYOF RACINE COUNTYBY WORKING WITH OUR PARTNERSTHAT LEADS TOTO SUPPORT INNOVATION AND CREATIVITYBUSINESS INVESTMENT

Econo COUNTY Corp. LEADERSHIP mic Development MESSAGEIn 2015 the Racine County Economic Development Corporation 2015(RCEDC) celebrated its 33rd year of providing economicdevelopment services to Racine County. RCEDCThrough the leadership of our Board of Directors, diligent work of our RESULTS SUMMARYstaff and volunteers and cooperation of our partners, RCEDC was ableto maintain a comprehensive list of business, community and workforcedevelopment services. These services were made possible, in part,through the financial contributions of our private sector investors andthe economic development service contracts with the public sector. Wewant to take this opportunity to offer our sincere appreciation to thesepartners.Economic development is a team effort and to that end we wantto acknowledge and thank our local, regional and State businessdevelopment organizations that we work with every day that havesupported us in our efforts. In addition, our thanks to the real estate,development and finance industries for their support, insight andexpertise that have helped us establish Racine County as a competitivelocation in the Chicago-Milwaukee corridor.As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, RCEDC was established tocoordinate the economic development needs in Racine County byworking with local units of government and private companies. Thiseffort is accomplished by employing a number of technical and financialtools including low interest loans, grants, tax credits and more. If acompany is planning a capital investment project that will include jobcreation, they are the perfect candidate for RCEDC resources.Throughout 2015 the RCEDC staff completed 24 company expansionand recruitment projects that included more than $82 million in newprivate investment. These successes were accomplished with theassistance of $4.85 million in grants and incentives and $3.2million in low-interest loans from RCEDC’s financedivision, Business Lending Partners. This AnnualReport features the communities that our staffserved and highlights a number of projectsthat, when completed, will create and/orretain 569 jobs.Greg Barron, PresidentBryan Albrecht, ChairmanJenny Trick, Executive Director2 Left to right – Bryan Albrecht, Jenny Trick, Greg Barron.

BURLINGTONPROJECTS DAWLEY MANUFACTURING 140 Industrial Drive INDUSTRY: Aviation manufacturing company that by volume of repairs is the largest aircraft exhaust repair operation in the US RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance of a low-interest loan of $100,000 in partnership with the Fox River State Bank allowed the company to purchase additional manufacturing equipment.The Dawley companies, founded in 1985, are viewed as the pioneer in aircraft exhaust repair with nearly 500,000 systems rebuilt to date. Dawley continues its innovative spirit by investing in new technology to meet its customers’ needs.APPLIED MATERIAL SOLUTIONS1956 S. Pine StreetINDUSTRY: A chemical manufacturing companythat specializes in silicas and defoamer productsfor the food, water treatment and industrialprocesses industriesRCEDC ASSISTANCE: RCEDC led the recruitmenteffort that resulted in the company locating inBurlington. The technical and financial assistanceby RCEDC resulted in an incentive award from theWisconsin Economic Development Corporation(WEDC) in the amount of $800,000. “ Our ownership group brings over 130 years combined experience in industrial and chemical technologies and manufacturing. We appreciated the support the City of Burlington, RCEDC, and the WEDC provided in securing the location in ”Burlington. Jim Athans, Owner Applied Material SolutionsBURLINGTON – 2015 – SUCCESSES 3

WATERFORD PROJECTS TEN CLUB PARK RCEDC ASSISTANCE: RCEDC and Waterford worked with the engineering firm, Kapur & Associates, to develop concepts for a new design for Ten Club Park that incorporated a new seawall and signage. The project addressed existing and new parking options, pedestrian and driver safety and drainage issues. “ RCEDC was able to develop a strategic plan that pointed us to success. They delivered on all points and had a positive ”impact on our project. Tom Roanhouse, Waterford Village President WAYFINDING SIGNAGE RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Twenty-five new wayfinding signs were installed in Waterford under the effort led by RCEDC. Visitors to the community will be able to readily access directional information forkey points of interest. RCEDC staff managed the project and assisted in raising the funds through securing financial commitments from Waterford, the Lion’s Club and Runzheimer, International. “ RCEDC was an integral part of our process to create and install wayfinding signs in our Village. They listened to what the team was looking for and easily translated those ideas into the technical details. They helped keep the project on ”track and held people accountable. Tom Roanhouse, Waterford Village President4 WATERFORD – 2015 – SUCCESSES

UNION GROVEPROJECTS PROFORMANCE PC 1200 15th Avenue INDUSTRY: Computer sales and repair RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and financial assistance resulted in a two-year rent abatement, façade grant and a low-interest loan totaling $63,250.“ Without the loan assistance from RCEDC’s Business LendingPartners, we could not have purchased our new building. With themoney we saved by receiving a lower interest rate, we were able tomake extensive building renovations to turn our building into” a community asset. Kevin Fitzpatrick, Owner – Proformance PCCUSTOM TRUCK & EQUIPMENT (CTE)1700 Leider DriveINDUSTRY: Fabrication, assembly and sale of vocational andboom trucksRCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project thatincluded capital investment and job creation resulted in anincentive award from Union Grove in the amount of $291,250.“ Our market is not local, as we ship units all across the US.The value of our Racine County location is the support we receivedfrom Union Grove leadership, RCEDC, as well as the great pool of” skilled labor. Eric Sweet , General Manager Wisconsin – CTE NAPOLI’S PIZZA 1114 Main Street INDUSTRY: Restaurant RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and financial assistancethat resulted in a two-year rent abatement award of $3,600.“ RCEDC was so helpful in telling us about the incentiveand guided us through the rent abatement program. This isa program that can really help support small businesses. ”Kenneth Meyer, Owner – Napoli’sUNION GROVE – 2015 – SUCCESSES 5

STURTEVANTPROJECTSASHLEY CAPITALEnterprise Business Park, Building #1RCEDC ASSISTANCE: A Class A industrial building construction projectthat resulted in a Tax Reinvestment Program (TRIP) incentive award fromSturtevant. “ RCEDC was very instrumental in getting the site for this new business park into one municipality, which was no small task. They have been and will be a partner to Ashley Capital. Our new 375,000 square foot building will meet the market demand for Class A space ”within the Chicago-Milwaukee corridor. Gary Rosecrans, Vice President Acquisitions/Leasing – Ashley Capital“ With the sluggish European economy and a strong US dollar, LEMAN USAwe see a lot of interest from European companies wishing to enter 1560 Renaissance Boulevardthe US market. This expansion will enable us to continue providinga high level of service to our customers as they grow their business, INDUSTRY: Freight forwardingand give us room to expand our customer base. We could not havedone this without RCEDC, WEDC and Sturtevant. RCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project that included capital investment and ”Mikael Olesen, Chief Executive Officer – LEMAN USA job creation resulted in an incentive award totaling $300,000 from WEDC and Sturtevant.6 STURTEVANT – 2015 – SUCCESSES

MOUNT PLEASANTPROJECTS SEDA NORTH AMERICA “ Increased demand by Seda North America’s 12501 Globe Drive customers fueled this 150,000 square foot expansion of our state-of-the-art manufacturing and warehouse INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and food packaging space. We considered locations on the east coast. With the help of RCEDC, WEDC, Racine County andRCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project that Mount Pleasant, we committed to this expansion in included capital investment and job retention ”Racine County. resulted in an incentive award totaling $1,500,000 Gianfranco D’Amato, Chief Operating Officer –from WEDC, Racine County, Mount Pleasant and RCEDC. Seda North America BECK ALUMINUM 7 7505 Durand Avenue INDUSTRY: Manufacturing, aluminum alloys RCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project that included capital investment and job creation resulted in a WEDC incentive of $300,000.“ We were delighted to consummate this lease with BeckAluminum and appreciated the help of RCEDC. Racine County is ahotbed of industrial activity given the excellent support of publicofficials and available talented workforce.”Kurt Jenson, Senior Vice President Acquisitions – Phoenix Investors MOUNT PLEASANT – 2015 – SUCCESSES

CALEDONIA PROJECTS EXTENSION OF PUBLIC WATER & SANITARY SEWER I-94 and Highway K RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical assistance on business and industrial development trends. “ The Village was able to make an informed decision about extension of utility infrastructure near I-94 with RCEDC’s help. With more information on site requirements by businesses and trends in the market, the Village decided to make a significant investment with the vision of attracting new businesses to the ”community. Bob Bradley, Caledonia Village President Future Caledonia business park NEW BUSINESS PARK 4 Mile Road I-94 and Highway K Future Norco Manufacturing RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical assistance and Corp. coordination of project partners. V“ Activity from companies seeking a I-94location within the Chicago-Milwaukee Adams Road Kcorridor remains strong. This new Northwestern Avenbusiness park will provide additional N Sunflower Driveshovel-ready sites, allowing more ue A deal has been struck to create an industrial park, with about 142companies to take advantage of buildable acres, abutting the Interstate 94 Frontage Road in Caledonia. Norco Manufacturing Corp. now at 2713 Nicholas Road,Racine County’s strategic location that has committed to building in the park.features access to a strong network ofsuppliers and customers, a high-qualitytransportation system and a productive”labor force. Jonathan Delagrave, Racine County Executive8 CALEDONIA – 2015 – SUCCESSES

RACINE COUNTY PROJECTS STAHLWILLE “ The decision to locate in Racine County was based 1510 S. Sylvania Avenue, Yorkville on a number of key factors, including location and access to a large pool of potential customers in the market. After INDUSTRY: Manufacturer of hand tools for researching differences in taxes, labor laws, financial aerospace, energy generation, transportation and outlooks and more, the company decided on a location general trade industries ”in Racine County. Frank Hansen, Managing Director – StahlwilleRCEDC ASSISTANCE: A recruitment project resulted in securing this German manufacturing company in Racine County. RCEDC has attended the Hannover Messe trade fair with Milwaukee 7 since 2011. Stahlwille is the second German company recruited to Racine County from this trade fair. CALOUETTE CONSTRUCTION 4300 Conifer Court, Dover INDUSTRY: Concrete and structural elements RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance of a low-interest loan of $300,000 in partnership with Southport Bank allowed the company to purchase its building. “ RCEDC’s Business Lending Partners were wonderful and proactive in guiding us through the application process. We ”could not have done our expansion without them. Tom Calouette, Owner – Calouette Construction INTEGRITY FUNERAL SERVICES 29134 Evergreen Drive, Rochester INDUSTRY: Funeral home servicesRCEDC ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance of a low-interest loan of $105,000 in partnership with Community State Bank allowed the company to purchase its building.“ RCEDC was more than a loan provider, they were a businesspartner of ours and helped us continue our growth for the”future. Cindi Schweitzer, Owner – Integrity Funeral Services RACINE COUNTY – 2015 – SUCCESSES 9

CITY OF RACINE PROJECTSCity of Racine, Wisconsin APAK, INC. 3801 S. Memorial Drive INDUSTRY: Food ingredient packagingRCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project with capital investmentand job creation resulted in a financial assistance package of $286,850 which included incentives from Racine and a RCEDC low-interest loan. “ With a referral from another Racine company, we were told that Racine County was a business-friendly location and that RCEDC would help us navigate our expansion process. Both proved true and we are excited about our growth potential in Wisconsin. ”Ed Raynor, President – ApakVISTA DENTAL2200 South StreetINDUSTRY: Manufacturing of dental equipmentRCEDC ASSISTANCE: A business expansion project that included capitalinvestment and job creation resulted in a financial assistance package of$722,330 which included incentives from WEDC and Racine and a RCEDClow-interest loan. “ Vista Dental is grateful to the City of Racine, its Mayor, RCEDC and WEDC for the combined effort and support with this project. As a result of those efforts we were able to make a long-term commitment to our ”employees and the City of Racine. Gary Pond, Owner – Vista Dental HEMBROOK HYDRONIC HEATING 2625 Lathrop AvenueINDUSTRY: Plumbing, heating and air conditioning contractorsRCEDC ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance of a low-interest loanof $50,000 in partnership with Tri City National Bank allowed the company to purchase a larger building. The family owned and operated company has been serving the area for four decades and has repaired and maintained all makes and models of air conditioning and heating systems. With this expansion project completed, the company is well positioned for the future.10 CITY OF RACINE – 2015 – SUCCESSES

CLASS ONE RAIL SYSTEMS 1301 18th Street INDUSTRY: Freight car retarders (in-track braking system) and parts for railroad RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and site selection assistance.Real Racine Photo* “ As a start-up company it is difficult to know where to begin but our decision to drop in at the RCEDC office was fortuitous as it set us on our path to establish our business and secure contracts with the railroad industry. We would not be at our current state without the help of RCEDC and the Small ”Business Development Center. Bob Tryber, Partner – Class One Rail Systems PIPES DOWN UNDER 1405 16th Street INDUSTRY: Service, pipe line repairRCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and site selection assistance.“ We have enjoyed the Racine marina for years and throughthis fell in love with Racine. With the help of RCEDC we were able”to secure a location to accommodate our growing business. Bill Cosban, Owner – Pipes Down Under THRIVENT FINANCIAL DELTA FLEXIBLE PRODUCTS 4000 Spring Street 1515 16th Street INDUSTRY: Financial investments INDUSTRY: Wholesale and industrial supplier RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Financial assistance of a RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and financiallow-interest loan of $128,580 in partnership with assistance that resulted in the award of a matching Community State Bank allowed the company to grant that reduced the cost to engage a training consultant for Enterprise Resource Planning. purchase and renovate its new location in Racine. DeltaFlex is a rubber parts supply company with a wide variety of products ranging from the industry Good financial planning practices led this leading LORD Corporation products to custom company to determine that a RCEDC loan with manufactured products and various grommet,only a 10% down payment and a 2% interest rate bumpers and O-rings. encourages growth without sacrificing capital. CITY OF RACINE – 2015 – SUCCESSES 11

CITY OF RACINE BROWNFIELD PROJECTSCity of Racine, Wisconsin HERMAN & KITTLE PROPERTIES, INC. 1520-1536 Clark Street NEW DEVELOPMENT: Veterans’ housing 74 apartmentsRCEDC ASSISTANCE: Technical and financial assistance included a low-interest loan to the developer to remediate environmental contamination on the site. The reconstruction project will be completed in late 2016 and will include more than $16 million in newinvestment. This 100+ year old complex will be home to 74 apartments for veterans.“ This project would not be HARBORSIDE AREApossible without the assistance 1129 Michigan Boulevardprovided by RCEDC. Working withRCEDC’s team has been a highlight RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Multi-year technical andof the project as we have navigated financial assistance to this property with thethe EPA Revolving Loan Fundprocess. These funds will be used provision of an environmental remediation loanto clean up the brownfield aspects of $150,000 to finalize the environmentalof the project, the critical first step clean-up of the site.in bringing new life to this historic “ With the environmental remediation”site. activities completed the City will be pursuingSarah Beck, Development Director – the optimal development for this unique Herman & Kittle Properties, Inc. ”waterfront site. John Dickert, City of Racine Mayor MACHINERY ROW AREA 900 Water Street NEW DEVELOPMENT: Mixed-use development RCEDC ASSISTANCE: Multi-year technical and financial assistance to the City of Racine and the developer, Financial District Properties including applying for and managing numerous grants to accomplish the property redevelopment. This riverfront project was announced as one of the largest redevelopment efforts in the City and, when completed, will house a unique mixture of commercial and residential tenants.12 CITY OF RACINE BROWNFIELD – 2015 – SUCCESSES

2015 GRANT RECIPIENTS GRANT ADMINISTRATION IN RACINE COUNTY Since 2004 RCEDC has administered the Racine County grant programs - the Manufacturing Renewal and Minority & Woman Owned Matching grant programs. In 2015 Racine County capitalized the grant programs with a total of $50,000 to support small businesses. The grant programs are designed to provide eligible companies up to $2,500 to reduce training and marketing expenses.SUCCESSFUL 2015 MANUFACTURINGRENEWAL GRANTS:A&E Incorporated, Marini Manufacturing,Racine RacineAMI Systems, O&H Danish Bakery, Inc.,Mount Pleasant RacineButter Buds, Racine Reliance Controls, RacineDelta Flexible Products, Spee-Dee PackagingRacine Machinery, Inc.,Fischer USA, Racine SturtevantGeneral Welding Wiscon Products, Inc.,Corporation, Racine CaledoniaSUCCESSFUL 2015 MINORITY & WOMAN BROWNFIELD GRANT MANAGEMENT SERVICESOWNED MATCHING GRANTS: During 2015 RCEDC continued its brownfield grant managementBon Voyage World Travel Innovative Dynamics, services to the City of Racine. These activities included the completionExperts, Waterford Racine of several brownfield assessment and remediation grant activities totaling $938,000 for the following Racine redevelopment locations:Buzz Worthy, MG Property, RacineMount Pleasant Northterra Management,Christmas House, Racine LLC, RacineCreative Captures, Perfect Balance 1505 High Street, Racine 900 Water Street, RacineUnion Grove Accounting, 1535 High Street, Racine 950 Erie Street, RacineDeskins Realty, Mount Pleasant 32 Main Street, Racine 1425 N. Memorial Drive, RacineMount Pleasant Petals by Felicia, Racine 1129 Michigan Blvd, Racine Root River Redevelopment Area 1520 Clark Street, RacineEvaluation Research Scantribution, RacineServices, Racine Stay at Home, WaterfordIctect, Tina’s Dress Boutique,Wind Lake Racine AWARDED – 2015 – GRANTS 13

Econo COUNTY Corp. RCEDC mic Development INITIATIVESIn addition to the 24 business recruitment and expansion projects completed in2015, RCEDC launched a new professional leadership series, continued its CEORoundtable forum and rolled out a new retail analytics initiative.LIVING AS A LEADERThe 12-month leadership development series delivered by Impact Consultingprovided comprehensive training for managers, supervisors and companyleaders. The series included monthly four-hour workshops and one-on-onecoaching sessions. The goal of the program was to equip managers with theresources necessary to create an effective and high performing team. Workshoptopics ranged from facilitating productive meetings to employee engagementand maximizing employee performance. This series will continue in 2016 and isprovided in partnership with RAMAC.CEO ROUNDTABLEModeled after the Edward Lowe Foundation’s PeerSpectives program, thisCEO training series differs from other roundtables. Critical components of thisprogram included a trained facilitator, shared experiences rather than advicegiving, noncompeting industry participants and a structured protocol thatensured a balanced discussion. Besides being highly effective, peer learningis an educational process that companies readily embrace. “The participantsare incredibly time-pressed leaders and they don’t have time for traditionalnetworking or educational events,” offered RCEDC’s facilitator Tom Magulski.“This program delivers bottom-line results making it worth the time investment.”RCEDC launched this CEO development program in 2011 and it will continuein 2016.RETAIL ANALYTICSRCEDC’s recruitment efforts largely focus on prospects that would occupybusiness parks. However, in response to several community leaders seekingretail development opportunities, RCEDC invested in ESRI’s Business Analystprogram to access the data needed to recruit retailers to specific areasin Racine County.In 2015, RCEDC and the City of Burlington partnered to create the City’s first“Retail Market Analysis.” The ESRI analytics were evaluated in companion withthe Burlington Chamber’s community survey and the City’s business surveys.The combination of analytics and surveys provided community driven insightsto develop a data-rich implementation plan for the City.14 RCEDC INITIATIVES

INVESTIN RCEDCThe Racine County Economic Development Corporation (RCEDC) and our 2013 - 2015partners provide businesses with nearly every service needed to completean expansion, relocation, financing or workforce development project.Our dedicated staff is committed to meeting the needs of Racine Countybusinesses interested in expanding in or locating in theChicago-Milwaukee corridor.WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT RCEDCThe RCEDC is a private not-for profit corporation that depends, in part, THREE YEARon annual financial contributions from private companies and individuals RESULTS SUMMARYinterested in promoting a strong community. Your tax-deductibleinvestment helps to support our economic development programs.TODAY’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTThe economic development competition among communities is intense.The RCEDC is responsible for all countywide and community economicdevelopment initiatives. We are committed to working with our partnersin government, education and the private sector to provide the resourcesnecessary for business development.IT IS ABOUT RESULTSPrivate sector investments in the RCEDC contribute to the success of ourcomprehensive list of programs. Our success is defined by measurableresults. Annually the RCEDC staff prepares workplans that include goals,actions and measurable outcomes consistent with the adopted RacineCounty Economic Development Plan (EDP). The EDP has been adopted byRCEDC Board of Directors and the Racine County Board of Supervisors.WE NEED HOW TO INVEST YOUR Contact Jenny Trick at 262-898-7424, by email at [email protected] or complete the investor form on our website at www.RacineCountyEDC.org under “Becoming an Investor.” There is more work for us to do. Your financial partnership will help us continue to build our community. INVEST IN RCEDC 15

GOLD LEVEL SILVER LEVEL BRONZE LEVEL($2,000+) ($750+) ($200+)Associated Bank Ashley Capital, LLC 6100 West, Inc. dba Jerold P. FrankeBMO Harris Bank AT&T The Ivanhoe Pub & Eatery/Envy Gateway Technical CollegeBRP US Inc. Badger Meter Ultra Lounge/ATM Financial Gordon J. Maier & Company, LLPCNH Industrial America LLC Berghammer Construction Corp. Services Gorman & Company, Inc.Educators Credit Union Bukacek Construction A&E Incorporated Great Northern CorporationInSinkErator/Emerson Electric Co. Butter Buds Inc. Accounting & Business Services, HyPro, Inc.Johnson Bank Cannella Response Television, LLC Inc. Image Management LLCJournal Times CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Alloy Welding, Inc. Jasperson RealtyKeller, Inc. Community State Bank Altus Vinyl, LLC Jensen Metal Products, Inc.Land and Lakes Development DeMark, Kolbe & Brodek, S.C. Andis Company Imogene P. JohnsonCompany Dental Associates Aurora Health Care Knight-Barry Title, Inc.Modine Manufacturing Company EC Styberg Engineering Co., Inc. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Kranz, Inc.Poclain Hydraulics, Inc. Horizon Retail Construction, Inc. Bonetti Co., Inc. Lee & Associates of Illinois, LLCSC Johnson HSA Commercial Real Estate, Inc. Carthage College Lehmann’s BakeryTown Bank Jon Hendersen Real Estate Inc. CBL & Associates Management, LEMAN USA, Inc.Tri City National Bank Kapur & Associates, Inc. Inc. /Regency Mall Living As A LeaderTwin Disc, Inc. Knapp Mfg., Inc. CenterPoint Properties MB Financial BankUnico, Inc. Lynch Family of Dealerships Cordstrap USA, Inc. McDonalds/2100 Lathrop, Inc.US Bank Merchants Delivery Moving and Corporate Images, Inc. McLane Foodservice, Inc.We Energies Storage Company CRB Insurance Agency MRA – The ManagementWheaton Franciscan Healthcare Norco Manufacturing Corporation David Insurance Agency, Inc. AssociationWISPARK LLC O&H Danish Bakery, Inc. Delta Flexible Products, Inc. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Racine Metal-Fab, Ltd. Diamond Transportation Newport Realty Corp./REMAX Racine Railroad Products, Inc. System, Inc. North Shore Animal Hospital of Riley Construction Company, Inc. Dover Partners LLC/Tom Magulski Racine, Inc. Seda North America, Inc. Drewco Corporation O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong Shurpac, Inc. DuraColor, LLC & Laing, SC Tower Energy International, LLC Elwood Corporation Partners in Design Architects United Natural Foods, Inc. Expert Tax Solutions, Inc. Pearle Vision ZMac Transportation Solutions, LLC Express Employment Professionals Peoples Bank Financial Service Group, Inc. Pitts Brothers & Associates, LLC First Business Bank Premier Aluminum, LLC First Weber Real Estate, Inc. Putzmeister America, Inc. Fischer USA, Inc. Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC16 RCEDC INVESTORS

CORE INVESTORS CONTRACT ORGANIZATIONS, PUBLIC INVESTORS AND ($50+) PARTNERSRacine Architect Hotel & Ameriprise Financial/ City of Racine INVESTORSConference Center Melissa Dixon City of BurlingtonReesman’s Excavating & Julie Anderson Racine CountyGrading, Inc. Russell & Paula Clark Racine County WorkforceRobert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated Raymond J. DeHahn Development CenterSmiling Georgie Porgie’s, Inc. Lloyd & Virginia DeJong Village of CaledoniaSouthport Heating, Plumbing & Design North, Inc. Village of Mt. PleasantGeothermal James R. Filipek, CLU Village of SturtevantSpee-Dee Packaging Eric Gallien Village of Union GroveMachinery, Inc. Lorna George Village of WaterfordStafford Rosenbaum LLP Robert Henzl Town of NorwayState Bank of the Lakes Daniel & Susan Horton Town of RaymondThompson Project IPS Carefree Enzymes, Inc. Town of YorkvilleManagement, LLC Jean M. Jacobson Burlington Area ChamberUAW Local 180 Knuteson, Hinkston & Quinn, S.C. of CommerceUnited Way of Racine County Lloyd Meier Racine Area Manufacturers andUW-Parkside Postorino Decorating Co., Commerce (RAMAC)Waller Family Trust Fund Inc./Stan Postorino Union Grove Chamber ofWanasek Corporation Pruitt, Ekes & Geary, S.C. CommerceWiscon Products, Inc. RFP Commercial, Inc. Waterford Area ChamberWisconsin Housing and Economic Rivermoor Golf, LLC of CommerceDevelopment Authority, Inc. Gregory & Janet Ruidl Absolutely Waterford(WHEDA) Mary Stephany Trimmier Downtown Racine CorporationWisconsin Plating Works Robin Vosof Racine, Inc. Van Wanggaard Pamela L. Zenner-Richards THANK YOU RCEDC INVESTORS RCEDC INVESTORS 17

Econo COUNTY Corp. RCEDC LEADERSHIP mic Development TEAMSRCEDC BOARD OF DIRECTORSSam Acker John Crimmings Lisa Just Tom RoanhouseCase IH Agriculture First Weber Real Estate, Inc. Aurora Health Care Village of WaterfordMike Aimone Jonathan Delagrave* Ian Lang Elaine Sutton EkesVillage of Union Grove Racine County A & E Tools Pruitt, Ekes & Geary, S.C.Bryan Albrecht* John Dickert* Mark Lewis* RETIRED BOARD MEMBERSGateway Technical College City of Racine Journal Times Mark Brault*Julie Anderson* Amanda Falvey Tom Mahoney* DeMark, Kolbe & Brodek, S.C.Racine County Public Works BRP US Inc. Johnson Bank Tim Majcen*and Development Services Deborah Ford Terry McMahon Peoples BankLaura Andis Bishop UW-Parkside Town of Yorkville Robert MillerAndis Company Eric Gallien Michael McNeil City of BurlingtonGreg Barron* Racine Unified School District We EnergiesSC Johnson Denise Hegland James McPhaul* * Denotes ExecutiveSusan Boland Chase Bank UW-Parkside Small Business Committee MemberWheaton Franciscan John Hewitt Development CenterHealthcare – All Saints Village of Mount Pleasant Jeff Molinski*Bob Bradley Scott Huedepohl DeMark, Kolbe & Brodek, S.C.Village of Caledonia Community State Bank Loretta OlsonRussell Clark Express EmploymentRacine County Professionals Left to right, Row 1 – Elaine Ekes, Deborah Ford, Amanda Falvey, Julie Anderson, Jonathan Delagrave, John Hewitt, Greg Barron, Tom Mahoney, John Crimmings, Lisa Just. Row 2 – Rusty Clark, Bob Bradley, Terry McMahon, Tom Roanhouse, Mike McNeil, Sam Acker, Scott Huedepohl, Eric Gallien. Row 3 – Jim McPhaul, Ian Lang, Jeff Molinski. Not pictured – Mike Aimone, Bryan Albrecht, Laura Andis Bishop, Susan Boland, John Dickert, Denise Hegland, Mark Lewis, Loretta Olson.18 RCEDC LEADERSHIP TEAMS

BUSINESS LENDING PARTNERS RACINE DEVELOPMENT GROUP LOAN COMMITTEEADVISORY COMMITTEE LOAN COMMITTEE Daniel BrentonDave Albrecht John Crimmings Town BankCommunity State Bank First Weber Group Realtors Janet HenselerBarb Bakshis Phillip Devlin Accounting & BusinessFox River State Bank Wells Fargo Bank Services, Inc.Steve Donovan Steve Donovan James McPhaulU.S. Bank U.S. Bank UW-Parkside Small BusinessBrian Gold Paul Fehrenbach Development CenterCitizens Bank BMO Harris Bank Lloyd MeierJohn Kis David Gavigan Retired from CliftonTri City National Bank Chase Bank Gunderson, LLPMichael Krause John Kis Jeff MolinskiSouthport Bank Tri City National Bank DeMark, Kolbe & Brodek, S.C.Heather Lux Matt Montemurro Scott LapidusWisconsin Women’s Business Johnson Bank Bank of America Merrill LynchInitiative Corporation Q. A. Shakoor II Robert PieroniPaul McBride City of Racine Alderman First Business BankRFP Commercial Racine County Supervisor Keith PruskoJames McPhaul Small Business Liaison Officer, Associated BankUW-Parkside Small Business Twin Disc, Inc. Michael WentzDevelopment Center Jenny Trick The BRIOHN CompaniesMary Perry Racine County EconomicWisconsin Economic Development Corporation RETIRED LOANDevelopment Corporation COMMITTEE MEMBERSKim Plache ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT David GriffithWisconsin Housing and Economic PLAN LEAD PARTNERS Spectrum CapitalDevelopment Authority Josh JohnsonRick Vojtisek Julie Anderson Previously Bukacek ConstructionCliftonLarsonAllen, LLP Racine County Public Works Bradley KranichKate Walker and Development Services State Bank of the LakesGateway Technical College David Blank Dustin Van PeursemRuss Weyers Real Racine Johnson BankSouthport Bank James McPhaul UW-Parkside Small Business Development Center Hope Otto Racine County Workforce Development Center Jenny Trick Racine County Economic Development CorporationRCEDC LEADERSHIP TEAMS 19

RCEDC Econo COUNTY Corp. RACINE COUNTY 2320 Renaissance BoulevardSTAFF mic Development Sturtevant, WI 53177 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 262-898-7400 CORPORATION www.racinecountyedc.orgADMINISTRATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS FINANCE dbaJenny Trick Tina Chitwood BUSINESS LENDING PARTNERS(262) 898-7424 (262) 898-7422Executive Director Community Development Manager Carolyn [email protected] [email protected] (262) 898-7420Nick Johnson Rachana Kothari Business Finance Manager(262) 898-7428 (262) 898-7438 [email protected] Manager Brownfield Redevelopment & Janell [email protected] Research Specialist (262) 898-7520Lynn Beauchesne [email protected] Compliance/Closing Specialist(262) 898-7432 [email protected] Assistant WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Nhi [email protected] Christine Henning (262) 898-7436Anh Nguyen (262) 638-6683 Credit Analyst(262) 898-7416 Business Consultant [email protected] Intern [email protected] Thomas Van [email protected] Travis Richardson (262) 898-7434 (262) 638-6637 Loan SpecialistBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Business Consultant [email protected] Million [email protected](262) 898-7530 Kimberly PayneBusiness Development Manager (262) [email protected] Marketing and FundJordan Brown Development Coordinator(262) 898-7444 [email protected] Recruitment Specialist Pam [email protected] (262) 638-6610 Career Services Consultant [email protected] Left to right – Anh Nguyen, Laura Million, Lynn Beauchesne, Rachana Kothari, Tina Chitwood, Nick Johnson, Jenny Trick, Jordan Brown, Carolyn Engel, Thomas Van Gent, Janell Topczewski, Christine Henning, Nhi Malinowski. Not pictured – Travis Richardson, Kimberly Payne and Pamela Zenner-Richards.20 RCEDC STAFF