Fail fast. Connect the dots. Give back.
These were the lessons Sharbel Maalouf learned and imparted to the soon-to be graduates of Gateway Technical Collegeâs School of Business and Transportation. He addressed the Class of 2021 Sunday morning as they gathered at their cars in the the parking lot of the Kenosha campus, 3520 30th Ave.
Maalouf, Medlineâs personal Care Division president and a 2008 Gateway graduate, appeared on two gigantic outdoor screens delivering the keynote address virtually, while actually inside Madrigrano Auditorium. The ceremony and speeches were originally to take place physically distanced with pandemic protocols in place and students receiving their degrees outdoors. However, the threat of rain forced presentations indoors.
KENOSHA â Fail fast. Connect the dots. Give back.
These were the lessons Sharbel Maalouf learned and imparted to the soon-to-be graduates of Gateway Technical Collegeâs School of Business and Transportation. She addressed the Class of 2021 Sunday morning as they gathered at their cars in the parking lot of the Kenosha campus, 3520 30th Ave.
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Maalouf, Medlineâs personal Care Division president and a 2008 Gateway graduate, appeared on two gigantic outdoor screens delivering the keynote address virtually, while actually inside Madrigrano Auditorium. The ceremony and speeches were originally to take place physically distanced with pandemic protocols in place and students receiving their degrees outdoors. However, the threat of rain forced presentations indoors.
MOUNT PLEASANT â On June 28, 2018, there were news cameras from all over the world, then-President Donald Trump was making big predictions of jobs and economic investment, and others expressed utmost confidence that an energized economic engine was coming to southeastern Wisconsin during the groundbreaking at Foxconnâs Mount Pleasant campus.
President Donald Trump speaks at Foxconn in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, on June 28, 2018, calling it the Eighth Wonder of the World.
The fanfare followed Wisconsin agreeing to what could have been the biggest state government inventive package given to a private business in U.S. history under the guidance of Trump and then-Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. Those plans have changed drastically in the past three years, with the State of Wisconsin, now led by Gov. Tony Evers, significantly downsizing its potential tax break investment by billions, while increasing its guaranteed incentives by millions. Simultaneously, Foxconn was given much
Gov. Tony Evers wants to use more than $50 million federal dollars to build a new health center in the heart of Racine s most diverse neighborhood. Fearing a roundabout increase
DAVE FIDLIN
For Lee Newspapers
The size and scope of Gateway Technical Collegeâs nursing-focused Lincoln Building overhaul is set to expand as officials announced plans for a new training facility.
Gatewayâs District Board on Thursday gave its approval to remodel the third floor of the Lincoln Building on the Racine campus. The project, which requires final authority from the Wisconsin Technical College System, carries an estimated $1.5 million price tag.
Remodeling the 4,433 square feet of space on the third floor is a reflection of the collegeâs partnership with Advocate Aurora Health. Plans call for repurposing the area for skills labs and additional classrooms.