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Plans and renderings, how bank will modernize former Milwaukee Center, inside and out. By Jeramey Jannene - Feb 27th, 2021 10:02 am //end headline wrapper ?>Associated Bank River Center lounge. Rendering by RINKA.
Associated Bank bought the 28-story Milwaukee Center, 111 E. Kilbourn Ave., in 2016 for $60.5 million. Now, the Green Bay-based bank is spending millions more reshaping the building’s common area as part of rebranding the 373,000-square-foot building as the Associated Bank River Center.
The bank has approximately 500 employees in the building, but isn’t the sole tenant. It’s also not the only building in the complex that fills the entire block bordered by E. Kilbourn Ave., E. Wells St. N. Water St. and the Milwaukee River.
Growing the Number of Women Behind the Wheel By Nathan Phelps Wisconsin
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ASHWAUBENON, Wis. KellyLynn McLaughlin is part of the 8 percent.
That’s about how many women make up the ranks of the nation’s truck drivers.
“When I started five years ago, we were about 3 percent of the driver population. We’re up to about 8 percent, but I’d like to see it be more,” she said.
McLaughlin drives from Green Bay-based Schneider. It’s also the driver ambassador with the Women In Trucking Association, headquartered in Plover, Wisconsin.
“There are so many opportunities in this industry that I just don’t think we share and talk about with our young women, actually women of any age,” she said. “There’s a role in this industry for ladies and gentlemen no matter what stage of life you’re at.”