Speakers

Over the course of 25+ years, Mike LaFleur has perfected his signature methodology while assisting leading organizations including Emerson, AT&T, and BellSouth with product development, market expansion, and strategic acquisitions, driving top-line growth while boosting gross margin and profitability.

The Ask Listen Innovate Methodology gives you the power to go beyond the Voice of the Boss, the Voice of Sales, and the internal assumptions about your customers’ requirements. It allows you to bring your customers’ into a conversation in a way that enables them to describe their needs so you can produce the solutions they require.

 

Elisabeth Wilson is the Program Director for Making Our Moms Successful (M.O.M.S.). The M.O.M.S. Program is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that empowers single moms through holistic growth, including spiritual, educational, and personal development. The program's mission is to foster well-being and economic stability for single moms and their families through Christian mentoring and coordinated services.

The M.O.M.S. Program officially started in 1990 and has been serving single moms for over 30 years. The program is unique in that it provides long-term mentoring relationships, typically lasting up to five years, to help single moms achieve their individual goals and build healthy, stable homes for their children.

The Drawer is an organization that provides clean socks and underwear to homeless and underprivileged individuals. They collect donations of new socks and underwear through partnerships with community organizations, individuals, and other partners. The organization not only provides essential items to those in need but also aims to foster a sense of community and empower individuals to make a positive impact in the world.

At this meeting, we will be hands on working with The Drawer to put together bundles of socks and underwear to be donated to those in need.

Bryan Frandrup grew up on a farm off Highway 52 near Hampton which has been in his family for more than 150 years. His great aunts; Susie and Florence Freiermuth posed for a photo, rifles in hand, at the request of the federal officers who raided their moonshine operation on Aug. 14, 1924. The photo was printed in newspapers across the country and even in Canada.
Bryan will tell us the backstory.