Alliance Membership Benefits
A large segment of manufacturers
throughout northeast Wisconsin are growing more concerned about the
lack of skilled manufacturing workers. As baby boomers retire, there
are fewer and fewer people entering the manufacturing field to replace
these workers. How can our companies continue to prosper, if they do
not have the workforce they need? The Northeast Wisconsin Manufacturing
Alliance is a group of manufacturers, working with educational
institutions, workforce development boards, chambers of commerce, and
state organizations to promote manufacturing in our 18 county region.
Benefits of joining the NEW Manufacturing Alliance
- Access to a displaced workforce of skilled labor
- Your company’s website will have a link on the website
- Schools will have information about your company’s outreach programs
- Your company’s college internship opportunities will be posted on the website
- Newsletters and surveys
- Solve the workforce shortage with other industry leaders throughout the region
- Networking with manufacturers
- Grant opportunities
Annual dues structure
Total number of employees in Wisconsin:
| 0 – 250 employees |
$500 |
| 251 – 500 employees |
$750 |
| 501 or greater |
$1,000 |
Associate Membership – Available to non-manufacturing
organizations and institutions that rely on a successful manufacturing sector,
including service providers, suppliers, financial organizations, insurers,
transporters, law firms, construction, third-party logistics, and distributors.
Associate members can only comprise 50 percent of the overall membership
(Manufacturers plus Associate). The annual membership fee is $1,500.
All Associate members must be approved by Steering committee.
Benefits of Associated Membership:
- Networking with manufacturers
- Speaking Opportunities at Quarterly General Membership meetings
- Your company’s website linked on Alliance website
- Booth space at Quarterly General Membership meetings
- Joint grant applications
- Employees can be nominated/featured in All-Star publication (employee must work in a manufacturing-related career)
- Work in partnership with manufacturers in improving manufacturing in the New North region
For further information, please visit www.newmfgalliance.org or contact
Ann Franz at (920) 498-5587, ann.franz@nwtc.edu or Bobbi Miller at
(920) 720-5600, bobbi.miller@workforceeconomics.org