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Eppstein Uhen Architects appoints Angela King as new chief financial officer
MILWAUKEE (June 6, 2022) — CEO Rich Tennessen announced the promotion of Angela King as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA).
Angela leads the firm’s accounting and finance areas working closely with EUA teams and partners. She has the financial acumen and vision to lead the firm and has experience navigating through turbulent times of the pandemic and the firm’s recent merger with an architecture and engineering firm. Her leadership, dedication and talents are appreciated and recognized as she is promoted to the position of CFO.
Angela graduated from Lakeland University with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Business Administration and earned her Associate of Applied Science, Accounting from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. Her commitments expand beyond the firm as she is the President of Board of Directors for a non-profit organization called Eras Senior Network, Inc.
CEO Rich Tennessen says, “In the past years, Angela has stepped up in a big way, proving herself capable of this promotion at EUA. In addition to her talents in accounting and finance for the firm, she is a tireless advocate for those in our community and will also be taking on a bigger role helping with our firm foundation.”
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About Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA)
Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA) is best known for designing environments that elevate people’s potential. Over 250 employees in Denver, Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay and Atlanta demonstrate unparalleled commitment to the markets, communities and clients they serve. The respected 115-year-old firm specializes in several markets including aerospace, education, workplace, industrial, healthcare, senior living, mixed-use, community and science + technology. For additional information, please visit the firm’s website at eua.com.
Media contact:
Jennifer Kalies, Marketing Director
920.278.0352
jenniferk@eua.com
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NGL activates the community to Step Up for Dane County
1.25 million steps logged to unlock donations for United Way of Dane County
The Madison In Business Expo & Conference brings business professionals from all walks of life together for a day of networking, strategy sessions and educational opportunities. This year, National Guardian Life Insurance Company (NGL) aimed to take the ‘walks of life’ aspect of this conference a little more literally.
Leveraging the Kilter technology, NGL challenged the Dane County community to log their steps in order to unlock real-time donations benefitting United Way of Dane County. The steps challenge spanned throughout the week of the business expo, capturing all the steps attendees took from exhibits to sessions, and resulted in a $1,250 donation for United Way.
“United Way of Dane County is celebrating its 100-year anniversary and we wanted to do something fun that gives everyone in the community a chance to get involved and support United Way. Kilter takes your fitness activities and turns it into money for a great cause. It was inspiring to witness how quickly participants stepped up to the challenge and unlocked the full donation amount,” said Maria Lubick, Assistant Vice President, Corporate Communications at NGL.
In this event, every 1,000 steps logged via fitness tracker resulted in a $1 donation to United Way of Dane County up to $1,000 sponsored by NGL. The event was so successful, with the initial contribution quickly getting unlocked, that an extra $250 was donated by Kilter to the available donation match pool for participants to earn.
“At Kilter, we’re always so excited to partner with forward thinking organizations that see the power and the potential in using technology to promote community health and social impact. NGL is always pushing the limits and we’re excited to grow the impact in initiatives like this in the future,” added Seth Braddock, CEO & Founder at Kilter.
While only the first year hosting this event, NGL was able to test the waters, witness its fruition and success, and has a goal to grow the impact of the event to even greater heights next year. Stepping up for the community has never been easier!
About United Way of Dane County
For 100 years, UWDC has mobilized the caring power of the community to create lasting change for multiple generations. With a mission to unite the community to achieve measurable results that change lives, they are committed to being a catalyst for inclusion and systemic change – working collaboratively with local nonprofits, businesses, community leaders, donors and volunteers to solve big-picture issues no one person or organization can address alone.
About Kilter
Kilter is the most inclusive activity-based engagement platform for good. The platform allows users to turn their everyday health, wellness and lifestyle activities into opportunities for to drive charitable dollars to their favorite causes, all while building culture and community to make a global impact. With 50+ trackable activities from running to yoga to pickleball to volunteering, plus our best in class user experience, functionality and customer support, employers, nonprofits and event producers will meet their supporters where they are today (on their phones) and easily exceed engagement and impact goals. Learn more at www.kilterapp.com.
About NGL
Established in 1909 National Guardian Life Insurance Company (NGL) is an insurance company headquartered in Madison, Wis. Licensed to do business in 49 states and the District of Columbia, NGL markets preneed and individual life and annuities, as well as group markets products. Information about NGL can be found at www.nglic.com; Facebook: Facebook.com/NGLIC and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/national-guardian-life-insurance-company.
National Guardian Life Insurance Company is not affiliated with The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America a/k/a The Guardian or Guardian Life.
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Capitol Bank: Ami Myrland Receives ICBA 40 Under 40 Award
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WPS Health Solutions: A Walk to Remember draws crowd to honor the fallen
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Contact:
DeAnne Boegli
Vice President of Communications
608-512-5754
deanne.boegli@wpsic.com
A Walk to Remember draws crowd to honor the fallen
Memorial event held at WPS Health Solutions’ Monona campus
MADISON, Wis.—June 3, 2022—On May 27, WPS Health Solutions hosted A Walk to Remember. The event was held on the main WPS campus in Monona and offered employees, their family members, and the community a chance to honor U.S. military personnel and veterans who have died.
WPS Military and Veterans Inclusion Lead Tim La Sage, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps and two-time recipient of the Purple Heart, said, “Memorial Day honors the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. This solemn occasion is a time to reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting and defending our country. We will never forget our military members who have passed.”
The event drew 27 walkers from the area. All participants were able to sign a banner with the names of those they were remembering during the Memorial Day weekend.

Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation (WPS Health Solutions), founded in 1946, is a nationally regarded benefits administrator for a variety of U.S. government programs and a leading not-for-profit health insurer in Wisconsin. WPS Health Solutions serves active-duty and retired military personnel, seniors, individuals, and families in Wisconsin, across the U.S., and around the world. WPS Health Solutions, headquartered in Madison, Wis., has more than 2,700 employees. Within the enterprise, there are three divisions: WPS Government Health Administrators, WPS Military and Veterans Health, and WPS Health Insurance/WPS Health Plan/EPIC Specialty Benefits. For more information, please visit wpshealthsolutions.com.
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Park Bank Announces the Appointment of Potter Lawson’s President and CEO as New Board Member
Beth Prochaska is named the newest member of Park Bank’s Board of Directors
MADISON, WI (June 2022) — Park Bank to announce the addition of Beth Prochaska, President and CEO, at Potter Lawson as their newest board member.
Prochaska first joined Potter Lawson as a receptionist over 40 years ago and worked her way through almost every department, as well as becoming the first female shareholder. She has also been an active member in the community serving as board member on several notable organizations, such as Downtown Madison, Inc., Rotary Club of Madison, Fickett Structural, and The Madison Club.
“Beth Prochaska brings over 42 years of leadership and management experience to the Board. Throughout her time with Potter Lawson, she has championed efforts to build and maintain long-term relationships with clients and business partners,” said James Hegenbarth, President & CEO of Park Bank. “In her current role as President and CEO, Beth brings a perspective that will benefit the Board and staff of Park Bank. We look forward to welcoming Beth to the Board of Directors in May 2022.”
Park Bank strives to improve the community their employees and clients live and work in, and that starts with appointing influential community members to their Board of Directors.
“I am thrilled to join Park Bank as a leader in the Dane County area,” said Beth Prochaska. “I am excited to share my knowledge of business practices and strategic partnerships, as well as my dedication to the community to help Park Bank make a difference and move into the future.”
For more information on Park Bank, visit ParkBank.com or call 608.278.2801.
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About Park Bank
With convenient locations throughout Dane County, Park Bank blends financial technology with individualized, proactive service in order to help clients achieve their goals. From individuals and families to nonprofits and businesses, Park Bank has over 50 years of experience bringing clients’ ambition to fruition. As the longest-serving Madison-based community bank, Park Bank is driven to create an ever-stronger community through collaboration with nonprofit organizations focused on diversity and inclusion, paid volunteer time for associates to give their time and energy to causes that matter to them and deepening charitable impact in order to help create positive change in the communities Park serves. Learn more at ParkBank.com or call 608.278.2801 for more information.