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| January 10-Take 5's-Learn about your fellow Rotarians Scheduled are Bill Dean, John Zimmer and Lori Kirby January 17-Julie Rohrer, Wisconsin Singers and Jim Fuhs' Grand-daughter  January 24- Glen Tellock  Glen Tellock is President and CEO of Lakeside Foods which is headquartered in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Founded in 1887, Lakeside Foods is a privately held, industry leading international food processor. Lakeside has headquarters in Manitowoc, WI, as well as thirteen Plants and Distribution Centers in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ohio and employs an average of 1,700 people. Lakeside produces a diverse line of nutritional food products including canned and frozen vegetables, canned and frozen dry beans, canned meats, organic products, frozen dessert whipped toppings, pet food, and other products manufactured for major private label and branded companies. Glen is the first non family member to lead Lakeside Foods. He joined Lakeside Foods in 2016 after a successful 24 year career at the Manitowoc Company. During those 24 years, he served as Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, President & General Manager of the Manitowoc Crane Group, Senior Vice President & Officer of The Manitowoc Company, Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Controller, and Director of Accounting. January 31-5th Thursday of the Month  |
Rotarians Joe Trader, Tony Dick and Kyle Bryntesen plant 100 trees at Manitowoc County Historical Society sponsored by Manitowoc Noon Rotary.
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