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on page 18. Besides the bus trip an associate member can also be active in the parade by having a garage booth in one of the many
models.
The next education seminar will be a seminar on Green Build prior to the August 20th GM meeting. Builders are eligible to earn Continuing Education Credits for attending this
one. Sign up today!
I hope to see you all at the GM Meeting on
Wednesday
August 20th.
See you all soon and as always if you need anything please do not hesitate to call me or any other
board member!
Another month has flown by. With summer coming to an end, so has many other events. The Parade of Playhouses was a huge success and I want to thank each and everyone of you that made this a success and especially the three other builders that participated in the event along with me, Newport, Korndo-erfer Development and Gustaveson
Homes.
Our 1st Toys for Tots event for this year was also a huge success, and I need to thank all the volunteers that
made it successful.
Finally the over-whelming of support that the membership showed with “Take a Soldier to the Movies” was moving. Attend the next GM Meeting and see
what some of the
soldiers had to say
About this program!
The parade of Homes will be launching off with our annual bus tour that will be held on September 4th. This is an event no one wants to miss. Spend a day with the parade builders and other members as we tour each of the homes. A huge thanks to not only the builders and the associate members that have worked hard to get the homes done but to all of our sponsors. Without the sponsors the parade would not be as successful as it is. This years gold sponsor is Bank of Elmwood and the silver sponsor is Perma Structo. A complete list of sponsors is available
Support the Industry that Supports you!
Builder Beat
John Jerde
2008 President
Racine Kenosha Builders Association August 2008 Volume 8 issue 8
RKBA MISSON
STATEMENT The Racine Kenosha Builders
Association
is a network of trade
professionals,
dedicated to the creation and
preservation of safe and
affordable quality housing.
Professionals Supporting the Building industry in the Racine/Kenosha County area
The next General membership
Meeting is:
Wed. August 20th, 2008
When: 11:30 am
Where: Infisnos Banquet Hall
Why: to get the most out of
your membership
Remember your membership includes one lunch, extras are
$10.00 per person
John Jerde
John Jerde
John Jerde
John Jerde
Jerde Builder
s and Designs
Jerde Builder
s and Designs
Jerde Builder
s and Designs
Jerde Builder
s and Designs
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Congressman Kagen says Re-publicans unfit to lead
During the state Democrat convention held in Stevens Point, Congressman Steve Kagen (D-Appleton) went on a tirade against Republicans and their ability to lead on all levels of government.
Kagen, the first term Congressman from Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District, had a number of verbal miscues to start his term in Congress. One was an alleged run-in with White House strategist Karl Rove and another where Kagen said he called Laura Bush “Barbara” because "He learned on the campaign trail that the biggest insult you could do to another man is to call his wife by another name."
During his speech, Kagen said of the GOP “They don't belong in Washington, they don't belong in our statehouses, they don't belong in our local governments for centuries to come for what they've done to out country."
This appears to be a bit of a harsh statement considering the fact that the district Mr. Kagen represents generally leans more towards GOP candidates (55% GOP district) than for Democrats, and that a number of those same folks must have pulled the lever to elect Kagen in 2006.
Sen. Roessler gets a job in the Doyle Administration
In a surprising announcement from the East Wing of the State Capitol, Governor Doyle announced that retiring State Senator Carol Roessler (R-Oshkosh) was getting a new position as the Administrator of the Division of State and Local Finance at the Department of Revenue (DOR).
DOR’s Division of State and Local Finance is responsible for a variety of duties working in partnership with local governments. Specific examples of the statutory responsibilities of the division include: calculating shared revenue payments, enforcing levy limits, is suing equalized values for all properties in the state to ensure equitable distribution of state aid; and assessing all manufacturing, utility and telecommunications property.
Doyle said of Roessler in a press release: “Carol Roessler has honorably served her constituents for a combined 26 years of service in the State Assembly and State Senate. Her experience working with local officials for over the past two dec-ades as a legislator makes her well-suited for this position.”
Compromise on fee package offered
After working with WBA
President Jason Steen in consultation with WBA Senior Officers we have been in negotiations with the Department of Commerce on a compromise to the fee package that they recently offered. We have traded offers for the past 2 weeks and we are hopefully that a final agreement will be reached very soon. WBA would not support the package but we would remove our objections to the package and would not fight the package moving forward in the legislature if the Department of Commerce accepts our ideas on a compromise.
What is currently being discussed is that the Depart-ment of Commerce will increase the registration fee on the builder education credentials by only $5 (in the original rule the increase would have been $20, $35 and $20 total depending on what credential you were applying for); the seal fee would increase by only $5 (in the original rule the increase would have been $15, this fee has not increased since 2000); no increase in the NOI fee (in the original rule the increase would have been $175 for residential NOI permits); the $100,000 for UDC training will remain and the $100,000 for training to builders regarding business practices will be considered to go to bid after October 2008; we will not ask about the additional $600,000 in consumer education until after January 1, 2011.
Capitol Review-Legislative issues from WBA
Page 2 Builder Beat
Brad leads
WBA’s efforts
in the
legislature,
representing
affordable
housing
Brad Boycks
888-285-9066
Ext. 16
Capitol Review-Legislative issues from WBA Continued from Page 2 Volume 8 issue 8
The capitol
Review is
printed
monthly and
provided as
an insight
to the
current
government
affairs
related to
the building
industry.
The author
is Brad
Boycks the
director of
Government
affairs with
the
Wisconsin
Builders
Association.
Page 3
We are hopeful that a compromise on this package will be accomplished by continuing to work closely with the Department of Commerce.
Candidates are set for election 2008
As of 5:00 pm on Tuesday, July 8 the “stage” is now set for candidates running for the State Assembly and State Senate. This now gives candidates who must first win a primary to advance to the general election a full two months to take their case to the voters before the primary election on September 9.
We encourage all members and staff to meet as many candidates as possible before the primary or general election so you can learn more about where they stand on issues important to the housing industry.
Rep. Wood jumps ship on GOP
The biggest surprise of the filling deadline was Representative Jeff Wood of Chippewa Falls handing in his nomination papers for re-election not as a Republican (of which had run since his election in 2002) but as an Independent. Wood cited dis-satisfaction with positions the Republican Party has taken on government spending and the war as the main reasons he made the switch.
Wood was quoted in the Eau Claire Leader Telegram as saying: “It all comes down to fiscal responsibility and what our party is doing with this country at the national level mostly. This used to be a fiscally conservative party. It's not anymore."
the conduit at any time, and it will be held in your name, only to be released to candidates as a contribution at your direction. By making your political contributions through the Builders Direct Fund you allow your local association to reach its fundraising goal this year, WBA to receive recognition from the candidate, and you still receive credit for your personal contribution.
How to Give to the BDF:
1. Funds to the Builders Direct Fund must come from individual and not corporate sources.
2. To qualify to contribute to the Builders Direct Fund the minimum individual contribution is $100.
3. Funds from the Builders Direct Fund can only go to candidates running for office on the state and local levels — not candidates running for President, U.S. Senate, or U.S. House of Representatives.
4. Please make checks out to Builders Direct Fund.
For more information on the above legislative matters please contact WBA Director of Government Affairs Brad Boycks ([email protected] or 608-242-5155, ext. 16).
So what’s next for the GOP? Apparently, they will need to launch an effort to get enough people to vote for a write-in candidate as a GOP in order for that person to get on the fall ballot. Can this be done? Yes. However, there is no question this is a headache the Assembly GOP would rather not have as they work to keep their 3-seat majority intact.
Reminder on political giving from WBA Director of Political Affairs Kate Levanetz
Many members and staff have recently asked me about what it manes to give to the conduit. Most of the inquiries stem from political invitations folks have received this election cycle. The Builder Direct Fund (BDF) is a conduit which allows you to direct your contribution to individual candidates of your own choosing. Participation in the conduit is a good option for politically active individuals.
For instance, say you receive a fundraising letter from a candidate running for State Assembly who you support. Instead of sending a personal check directly to the candidate, you can send a check to the Builders Direct Fund and then specify the candidate of your choice those dollars are to go to. The conduit system is unique to Wisconsin and is a great system for allowing individuals to actively contribute to candidates on the state level and maximize the impact. Keep in mind, you can deposit funds in
Advertising opportunities on the Web-Site
Page 4 Builder Beat
There are
many different
ways to
advertise your
company
within the
RKBA
Do
Business
with a
Member
Premium Banner Ad: 1 available)
(will be placed at the very top of each page) - Will be placed on top of the website on all pages. Ad will be "clickable" to hyperlink to individual advertisers' web sites. -
704 pixels wide by 100 pixels high - jpeg file format - resolution of 72dpi or higher.(if needed, we can help you create the ad to the Specs needed)
3 month contract-$225.00 ($75.00 a month)
Featured Banner Ad: (8 available)
(will be placed in scrolling area and will rotate between multiple advertisers...ad will be "clickable" to hyper-link to individual advertisers' web sites. -
500 pixels wide by 54 pixels high. - jpeg file format - resolution of 72dpi or higher. (if needed, we can help you create the ad to the Specs needed)
3 month contract- $150.00 ($50.00 a month)
Call the office for any other needed information. 262-886-5901
Please sign me up for website advertising. Premium Banner Ad: 2 total available) -3 month contract-$225.00 ($75.00 a month)_______________
Featured Banner Ad: (8 available)- 3 month contract- $150.00 ($50.00 a month)______________
Advertising Company___________________________________________________
Address______________________________________City/State________________
Phone____________________ Authorized By_______________________________
Sponsor a RKBA Monthly Lunch
Have RKBA members and guests learn more about what your company has to offer.
As a Luncheon Sponsor, you will be entitled to:
• An 8 foot table for displaying your products or services
• A few minutes at the meeting to describe your business
• An article about your business in the RKBA Builder Beat Newsletter
Cost: $75.00
Please contact the RKBA Office if interested in a specific month. 262-886-5901
2008 Board of Directors
Antitrust statement
Volume 8 issue 8
Thank You to
our current
Board of
Directors!
Page 5
It is the policy of the Racine Kenosha Builders Association to place the highest priority on following both the letter and spirit of the antitrust laws.
Meetings and activities of the RKBA shall be conducted in manners consistent with this policy.
Because the RKBA Meetings and activities involve competitors working in association, discussion of antitrust subjects shall be avoided at all times…before, during and after any association function or event. Examples of antitrust subjects include agreeing to fix or stabilize prices, allocating
territories or customers, and agreeing to limit production.
It is risky and potentially improper for RKBA members to discuss with competitors the following topics:
• Individual customers
• Terms and conditions of sale
• Individual company costs
• Pricing
Or other elements and factors that affect the competition.
If at any time during the course of any RKBA meeting or activity a RKBA member believes that a sensitive topic covered under the antitrust laws is
being discussed-or it is about to be discussed he or she should halt the discussion and advise the member to follow the antitrust policy.
President: John Jerde Jerde Builders and Designs
First Vice-President Kellie Zierk Carpetland USA and Flooring
Second Vice-President Dave Bennett Southport Heating
Treasurer: Patti Beaudin Perma-Structo, Inc.
Secretary: Kurt Kamm Newport
Past President 2007 Darryl Spang American TV and Appliances
Builder Director: John Darrey Darrey Construction
Associate Director: Sheree Hagen Knight-Barry Title-Kenosha
Staff/Executive Officer: Michelle Dawson
WBA State Directors: Sheree Hagen Karen Lawrence
Scott Matson Dave Bennett
Wolf Korndoerfer
WBA Life Directors: Patti Beaudin Julie Meyer
SE Area Vice-President Darryl Spang
Wisconsin Builders Association Senior Officer Julie Meyer
Page 6 Builder Beat
Product Recall: For more details on the
following recall visit the
Consumer Protection web site at www.cpsc.gov
Indoor Lighting Fixtures - Ceiling-mounted down light. Model # LV3R printed on the UL label inside the light’s housing
Manufacturer/Distributor: Lithonia Lighting of Conyers, GA - sold at electrical distributors and electrical sales representatives
nationwide from April 2007 through May 2008 for between $60 and $80.
Problem: thermal protector could be missing form the lighting fixtures, posing a risk of overheating and fire
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the lighting fixtures and contact Lithonia Lighting to arrange for a free
replacement fixture.
Volume 8 issue 8 Page 7
Page 8 Builder Beat
Housing Stimulus Package Offers New Tax Credit Incentive for First-Time Home Buyers
First-time home buyers purchasing a new or resale home are now eligible for a $7,500 tax credit.
(Sturtevant, WI) – July 30, 2008– Today, President Bush signed H.R. 3221, the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008. Passed by Congress on July 26, 2008, the temporary decree will allow first-time homebuyers to qualify for a $7,500 tax credit from the purchase of a single-family home, townhome or condominium apartment. To qualify, buyers must close on the sale of the home on or after April 9, 2008 and before July 1, 2009. Originally set to expire in April of 2009, the eligibility period was extended so home builders will have the opportunity to include credit in their sales and marketing during the peak of home buying season come next spring and early summer.
After several months of lobbying by the Racine Kenosha Builders association, Wisconsin Builders association and other affiliates of the National Association of Home Builders, the much-needed legislation is seen as a significant milestone in the current restoration of the housing industry. The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 will temporarily serve as a housing stimulus package that will not only encourage home buying, but will reduce excess supply in housing markets and help normalize home prices. In order for this housing stimulus package to be effective, it is important that builders and their corresponding home building associations are quick to inform consumers about their new credit break. In addition to low interest rates and various tax advantages, first-time home buyers now have another powerful financial motive to leave the fence and take advantage of their unique opportunity in home purchasing.
For a list of frequently asked questions regarding the new tax credit, visit www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com.
If you would like information to pass on to your sales reps to promote the credit please let me know and I
can get to you.
Volume 8 issue 8
Page 9
Public Relations 2008Public Relations 2008Public Relations 2008Public Relations 2008
Five years ago we started collecting school supplies for the needy students in the Racine and Kenosha areas. The first year we were able to supply roughly 20 students with all of their needed supplies for the school year. Last year those numbers leaped up to being able to supply over 75 students with all needed supplies and a few boxes of extras that were combined with other area donations from other groups to support even more children. Once again the PR committee will be collecting donations for school supplies to help all the children in Racine and Kenosha Counties start out the school year with needed supplies.
This will only encourage them the eagerness to learn.
Tamara Walters
Jerde Builders and Designs
Time to start preparing for the upcoming Time to start preparing for the upcoming Time to start preparing for the upcoming Time to start preparing for the upcoming 2008200820082008----2009 2009 2009 2009 school year!school year!school year!school year!
We are collecting school supplies for the needy children We are collecting school supplies for the needy children We are collecting school supplies for the needy children We are collecting school supplies for the needy children in the Racine & Kenosha areas. Any type of school supply in the Racine & Kenosha areas. Any type of school supply in the Racine & Kenosha areas. Any type of school supply in the Racine & Kenosha areas. Any type of school supply
donation is needed. donation is needed. donation is needed. donation is needed.
Call Michelle at the RKBA office at 262Call Michelle at the RKBA office at 262Call Michelle at the RKBA office at 262Call Michelle at the RKBA office at 262----886886886886----5901 5901 5901 5901 or you may drop your donations at the office, or you may drop your donations at the office, or you may drop your donations at the office, or you may drop your donations at the office,
Knight Barry TitleKnight Barry TitleKnight Barry TitleKnight Barry Title----Kenosha or at the next General Kenosha or at the next General Kenosha or at the next General Kenosha or at the next General Membership Meeting Call with any questions!! Membership Meeting Call with any questions!! Membership Meeting Call with any questions!! Membership Meeting Call with any questions!!
ThankThankThankThank----you for your support.you for your support.you for your support.you for your support.
Building the Community one Dream at a TimeBuilding the Community one Dream at a TimeBuilding the Community one Dream at a TimeBuilding the Community one Dream at a Time
Page 10 Builder Beat
Did you know
there are
many
opportunities
to become
active in the
association?
Recently many RKBA members participated in the WBA Golf Outing held in Wisconsin Dells.
Picture 1: Chris from Sterling, Michelle Dawson, RKBA (and this maybe the only time you will see a golf club in my hands), Chris Korndoerfer Karen Lawrence of Mastercraft Builders, Julie Meyer of Johnson
Bank, Wolf Korndoerfer of Korndoerfer Development,
Picture 2: Dave Bennett of Southport Heating, John Jerde of Jerde Builders and Designs, Sara Kuehl of
Nonn’s Flooring and Darryl Spang of American TV and Kennedy Hahn.
Different Ways for you to become involved in your association
Committees:
All of the committees of the Racine Kenosha Builders Association can use help. Committees meet on a monthly basis
unless otherwise noted. Contact the office to get a complete list of committees and meeting times.
Board Of Directors:
The current board of directors is thinking about adding on two more seats on our board of Directors starting in 2009. If you are interested in maybe holding a position on the RKBA Board of Directors contact any board member
or the RKBA office.
Education Events:
The RKBA has many educational events each year. The next would be the Green Build Seminar-see the next page for
more information
State and National involvement:
Both the state and national associations offer you different resources to enhance your business. Visit their websites
for more information or contact the RKBA Office.
Www.wisbuild.org
Www.nahb.org
Volume 8 issue 8 Page 11
Did you know that RKBA receives Royalties when you click on the members’ advantage logo on the national’s
website?
Take advantage of many different member advantages at http://www.nahb.org/ma. These discounts vary from Dell computers, GM Vehicles, pay-check services and the list continues.
Take a look today!
Another way to get the most out of your membership is through the many discounts that NAHB offers their members. These are some of the many different discounts that are offered at the national level. For more information on any of these programs please visit the web page at
http://www.nahb.org/ma.
Did you also know that the NAHB has a Legal Action Fund working to help defray litigation costs and research program on many different industry related issues you may have. For more information on any of these programs visit www.nahb.org/legalservices.org or contact the office for more information. You will need to know your membership number. If you do not know it please contact the office and we will be able to assist you in getting
your number.
membershipmembershipmembershipmembership
LAMCO Masonry & Concrete, llc primarily provides masonry services (brick, block, natural & cultured stone) on interior and exterior applications. We service most of Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
We have been in the industry since 1986 are a family owned operation. More importantly we provide quality craftsmanship and we stand behind our work. Our skilled masons have no less than 15 years experience as we select only experienced craftsmen to join our ‘family’.
We have an extensive list of references and are fully insured.
Keep LAMCO Masonry & Concrete, llc in mind for future residential or commercial projects. We look forward to building a longtime business affiliation with our RKBA members.
Are you a new member? Then do not forget to turn
in your summary of yourself and your company.
Membership continues to be the success or failure of any association. We are working hard this year to check in with the members and to see if your needs are being met. If you have not received a call yet you can be expecting a call in the next couple of months. We are just checking to see if you need anything, have any questions or concerns and to just say Thank You for your
continued support.
Make sure to put the Racine Kenosha Builders Association
in the memo line of your check!
Focus of Discussion
Regional Regulatory Reform
J. Scott Mathie Director, Government Affairs
Metropolitan Builders Association
Mr. Mathie will discuss an industry-driven regulatory reform package that has the support of many state and regional business and industry organizations. This initiative was developed in an effort to push for changes that will promote a regulatory climate that is conducive to the creation of economic development in our metropoli-tan
region. This package will be released to political leaders, government agencies, communities, and the press in September 2008 and will be followed by direct community and press contact.
Significant Regulations on the Horizon
Brad Boycks Government Affairs Director
Pat Stevens Director of Development Council
Wisconsin Builders Association
Messrs. Boycks and Stevens will discuss several legislative proposals that will be top priorities in the Wiscon-sin Legislature after the 2008 election cycle. Some of these initiatives may include over 50 proposals that are being promoted from the Governor’s Global Warming Taskforce. These proposals include required upgrades of appliances at sale, energy efficiency standards in rental property, Green House Gas Emissions and Vehicle Miles
Traveled studies that will limit the viability of land development and limit the use of TIF. Find out how these proposals and many more could impact your business and what the industry is doing to stop the proposals that would have a devastating impact on your bottom-line.
Wisconsin Politics ‘08
Michael Huebsch Speaker of the Assembly
Wisconsin State Assembly
Assembly Speaker Michael Huebsch will discuss the lay of the political landscape for the upcoming Fall Elec-tions. The Speaker has been a great ally to the business community and specifically our industry. He will also share targeted seats and provide backgrounds of each of these candidates. This is a great opportunity to learn about some of the specific races that will sure to be of great importance this Fall and even more important once the Legislature reconvenes in 2009.
‘Builders Direct Fund’ The BDF is a donor-directed account that allows you to make contributions to state and local candidates for office. Every member of the
Racine Kenosha Builders Association is able to participate by writing a personal check (credit card options also available) of at least $100 to
the ‘Builders Direct Fund’, PO Box 706, Sturtevant WI, 53177. Once you have funded your account, you simply
have to contact the RKBA and indicate how much and who you want your contribution to go to – we take care of the rest. The benefit of
using this approach is that both the industry and you are recognized by the candidate. Some members use this system as a way to limit
their respective contributions for a given year. Please understand that contributions made to this account are your sole discretion and the
dollars donated will continue to roll over year after year until completely expended.
Please contact the Racine Kenosha Builders Association for additional political donating options.
Recently a fund Raiser for the Toys For Tots program was held at the Sly Fox in Silver Lake. While bills are still coming in to be paid we do know that we have gained over 100 toys and at least a few
thousand dollars from this one day event.
A few more events are planned for the coming months.
If you would like to join the TFT committee we meet the 2nd Tuesday of every Month at the RKBA Office. Please contact the
office for more information.
Sheree Hagen
Knight Barry Title, Kenosha
RKBA
Call Curt Stephan today to reserve your spot in the tabloid.
262-631-1710
There is still time…..call today to reserve
your spot! Deadline is August 7th!
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Silver Sponsorship $2500.00
1 more available
1/2 page color ad in the Parade of Homes book (artwork supplied by you) (May upgrade to a full page at your expense)
Recognition on the Website 5 complimentary tickets to the Parade of Homes 1 complimentary ticket to the Parade Preview Bus Tour Pre and Post-Event recognition in “RKBA Builder Beat” newsletter Two garage booths Logo on 4 page glossy inserts-Journal Times Logo attached to all parade promotional materials
8 ¼ pages in The Journal Times
8 ¼ page in The Kenosha News
Full page in Pennysaver
Full page in Racine County Homes
Logo on 100 yard signs
Logo included on 250 Journal Times Rack Cards
And any other printed advertising decided on by the Advertising Committee
Mastercraft 15407 68th Street Kenosha single family Heritage Heights
Mastercraft 1803 47th Ave Kenosha Single family Riverwoods
DDR 6700 Altamount Cir Mt Pleasant Single family
Korndoerfer 1811 Dartmore Drive Mt Pleasant Single family Coach Hills
Elite Concepts 4822 Copperleaf Blvd Mt Pleasant single family Shadow Woods
Newport 8738 Shady Oak Trail Mt Pleasant Single family Oak Hill
Mastercraft 2122 Penbrook Drive Mt. Pleasant Single family Jamestown
Mastercraft 1728 Parkstone Terrace Mt. Pleasant Bld 8-Upper unit 3 Wyndcrest condos
Mastercraft 9416 48th Ave Pleasant Prarie Single family Devonshire
Mastercraft 8951 62nd Ave Unit 2 Pleasant Prarie side by side Creekside Crossing Condo
Korndoerfer 10278 Cooper Road Pleasant Prarie Single family Village Green Heights
Gustaveson Homes 9112 Chicory Creek Drive Sturtevant Single family Chicory Creek
Simon Group 402 High Grove Ct Union Grove Single family High Grove estates
Bielinski Builders 6110 Blazing Star Drive Caledonia Single Family
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"Dues payments to RKBA are not deductible as charitable
contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, dues payments may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses, subject to an exclusion for lobbying activity. Because a portion of your dues is used for lobbying by NAHB and WBA $36.20 is not deductible for income tax purposes."
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GM
Green Build
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POH
PO Box 706
2700 Wisconsin Street
Sturtevant WI 53177
Phone: 262-886-5901
Fax: 262-886-5902
E-mail: [email protected]
Racine Kenosha
Builders Association
Do Business with a Member
Join a Committee Today and Increase the Value of Your Membership!
Public Relations
Tamara Walters of Jerde Builders and Designs/262-878-6165
Membership
Sheree Hagen of Knight-Barry Title/262-657-2599
Governmental Affairs
Julie Meyer of Johnson Bank/262-884-7833
Ambassadors
Sheree Hagen of Knight-Barry Title/262-657-2599
Parade of Homes
Kellie Zierk of Carpetland USA and Flooring/262-554-7070
Dave Bennett of Southport Heating and Cooling/262-654-6440
Parade of Homes Awards/Bus TourParade of Homes Awards/Bus TourParade of Homes Awards/Bus TourParade of Homes Awards/Bus Tour
Kelly Remer-Bank of Elmwood/262-262-994-9278
Programs/Education
Sara Kuehl of Nonn’s Flooring Inc./262-446-6810
Golf
Rick Brandes of Johnson Bank/262-884-7773
NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING:
We’re on the Web!
Www.rkbabuilders.com
If you have any questions please call Michelle at RKBA 262-886-5901 or e-mail your ad to: [email protected]
Thank you for your time & for your continuing support of the RKBA!!
It will be a contract deal for 3 months of advertising in the newsletter for the following sizes
and prices:
*Business card: $5 per month
*1/4 page ad: $15 per month
*1/2 page ad: $25 per month
* Full page $45 per month
Call the RKBA office today to reserve your spot!!
