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GREEN BAY ROTARY CLUB AWARDS FIRST COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD
Local Dateline (December 21, 2009) – The Rotary Club of Green Bay is excited to announce Kramer Rock as the deserving recipient of the first Community Leadership Award. Kramer is Owner and President of Temployment, Inc., a Green Bay employment staffing agency established in 1979. He will receive Rotary International’s distinguished Paul Harris Fellow ($1,000 value) at the Rotary Club of Green Bay’s meeting on February 8, 2010 at Hotel Sierra.
Kramer stated in a phone interview, “I am thrilled and very appreciative to be named the recipient of the Green Bay Rotary Club’s first Community Leadership Award. It’s gratifying and special to be the inaugural recipient.”
The Community Leadership Award has been established as an annual award to recognize a community leader of an organization with $15 million or less in annual sales or 5-99 employees. Recipients must serve as a leader of an organization and represent a for-profit or non-profit organization. The organization represented must also have an office in Brown County.
As Owner and President of Temployment, Inc. with an office in downtown Green Bay, Kramer fulfills the above leadership and location requirements.
Recipients must show leadership in Brown County, show leadership within their own industry, excel at growth and job creation for their organization or the community and follow the Rotary’s “Four-Way Test” relating to truthfulness, fairness, goodwill and ethics.
Kramer’s community involvement is extensive. He is the founding Board President of the Meyer Theatre Foundation, Chairman of the Neville Public Museum Foundation Board of Directors and Vice-chair of the Neville Public Museum of Brown County governing board. He also serves on the Downtown Green Bay Inc. board, the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame Board, and the UW-Green Bay Council of Trustees Board. Previously, he served as Chairman of the American Red Cross-Lakeland Chapter’s Board; and Boards of the Green Bay Chamber of Commerce and Junior Achievement of Brown County.
Within his industry, Kramer has served on state and national human resources organizations. He has been a legislative delegate to the Governor’s Conference on Small Business, a member of the Business Liaison Board for the WI Public Television Corporation and served on the Chancellor Search Committee for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
The very nature of his business is to assist individuals in finding well fit careers and jobs, demonstrating his ability to excel at growth and job creation. Kramer exemplifies what this award is about – demonstrating service above self and community leadership in everything he does.
Those interested in attending the Feb. 8 meeting to honor Kramer can contact David Yeghiaian at david@unique-solutionsinc.com.
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