Around the Marketplace

Leibold, Neenah, has hired Brian Ludka as a Visualization Specialist. Ludka formerly worked for Kimberly–Clark Corp., where he worked in corporate communications and marketing for 15 years. For the last seven years he worked in product concept development and computer-generated imagery for 3-D visualization, and owned and operated his own firm, Ludka Design.

Kundinger Fluid Power, Neenah, has promoted Paul Kundinger to vice president of sales and marketing and Tom E. Kundinger to vice president and general manager of the Kundinger Technology Center. Paul Kundinger joined his family business in 1999. In 2003 as the company’s product marketing manager, he worked with the retail store teams in Neenah in Green Bay to expand product lines and service. Tom E. Kundinger started with the company in 1992, learning the engineering and technical aspects of the business. In 2002, he became general manager for the Technology Center.

Neville Public Museum Foundation President Becky McKee, who has served in the position since January 2007, has resigned to accept the position as the Brown County Dairy Promotions Coordinator.

Unisource has created a $100,000 Challenge Grant to The Print Council. Six companies have signed up and joined together to promote the power of print, including NewPage and Neenah Paper. The Print Council plans to implement several new initiatives, including producing collateral materials such as videos, brochures and seminars that will demonstrate the value of print and promote the story of the sustainability of paper.

The Criminal Justice Division at Fox Valley Technical College in Appleton acquired a Leica San Station C10 3D Laser Scanner for use in its public safety programs. The unit, the only one of its kind for a training organization in Wisconsin, is designed to generate rapid, precise data from crime scenes using detailed scanning capabilities, virtual imagery, and multiple vantage-point projections. The generated data has been accepted in U.S. courts, and it is particularly useful for crime scene or disaster scene reconstruction, vulnerability and threat assessment, police involved shootings, crash investigations, and post-blast investigations.

Schneider National in Ashwaubenon has introduced a financing program to reduce the barriers for drivers looking to become owner–operators for the first time. The new No Credit Check Smart Start Lease Purchase program is offered by Schneider Finance, a truck-financing affiliate of Schneider National. Offered in addition to existing Schneider financing programs, the No Credit Check Smart Start Lease Purchase program presents a special no-money-down, low-monthly-payment leasing option on late-model, gently used trucks that are spec’d for owner–operators and include access to a nationwide maintenance program. Through the No Credit Check Smart Start Lease Purchase program, applicants will not be subject to a credit check to obtain the lease.

Affinity Medical Group has hired Mary Reszczynski, APNP for family medicine practice at its Brillion Clinic. Reszczynski provides personalized care to patients of all ages and specializes in cholesterol management, diabetes and hypertension.

Nicholas Frank of Hortonville, general service at Matthews Tire & Auto Service Centers’ Appleton West location, will receive a $3,000 scholarship through The Foundation of the Wisconsin Automobile and Truck Dealers Association. Frank is one of several Wisconsin high school graduates and continuing education students who will be recipients of technician scholarships through The Foundation of the Wisconsin Automobile and Truck Dealers Association sponsored by local dealerships. The recipients will use their award to fund their vehicle service education in automotive, diesel, or collision technology at the NATEF-certified Wisconsin technical college of their choice. In addition to the award, Frank will receive a tool set valued at $3,060 from Snap-On Corp. in Kenosha. Frank plans to attend the automotive program at Fox Valley Technical College in the fall.

Roberts, Ritschke & Trczkowski, Ltd., Neenah, hired Amber M. Kauffman as a staff accountant. Kauffman is a recent graduate of UW–Oshkosh majoring in accounting and Spanish.

The Green Bay Hand Center BayCare Clinic has opened at 1160 Kepler Dr., Green Bay. The Green Bay Hand Center’s focus will be on the specialized treatment of emergent, urgent and chronic conditions of the fingers, hands and wrists for patients of all ages. The Center’s comprehensive team provides diagnostic, treatment and therapy services at its Green Bay location. The center is led by BayCare Clinic surgeons fellowship trained in orthopaedic hand surgery, Dr. Steven C. Schmidt and Dr. Jagdeep S. Sodhi.

The Port of Green Bay has launched an expanded and updated website, www.portofgreenbay.com. The site features a new look, new navigation and content, an updated image gallery and the new Port of Green Bay logo.

Farmers’ Market On Broadway, on Broadway between Walnut Street and Dousman Street in Green Bay, has new fall hours from 3 to 7 p.m. until the season ends Oct. 13.

The Manitowoc Co. will participate in the upcoming Morgan Stanley Global Industrials Unplugged Conference, which will be held at the New York Palace Hotel today from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m., with remarks delivered by Carl J. Laurino, Manitowoc’s senior vice president and chief financial officer. A live audio webcast of Manitowoc’s presentation will be available at www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/confLobby.zhtml?ticker=MTW&item_id=3291473. An audio replay of the webcast will also be available approximately 60 minutes after the presentation concludes at the same link.

Dr. Jagdeep S. Sodhi has joined BayCare Clinic and its new Green Bay Hand Center. Sodhi received his medical degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine and completed his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at Jackson Memorial Hospital at the University of Miami. His fellowship training in Hand Surgery was done at The Hand Center of San Antonio — University of Texas Health Science Center. Sodhi is a Board Candidate for Orthopaedic Surgery by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery.

Affinity Medical Group Koeller Street clinic in Oshkosh has hired Michael Kocinski, D.O., and Susan Iwanski, AuD. Kocinski previously practiced family medicine at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia. Iwanski previously provided audiologic services at Agnesian Health Care Clinic in Fond du Lac. Iwanski provides care to children, adolescents and adults, specializing in treating people who have hearing, balance and ear-related problems. Iwanski will also practice at the Affinity Medical Group Ripon clinic once a week.

Clifton Gunderson, Stevens Point, promoted Luke Bord and Samantha Polito to senior associate in the assurance department. Both joined the Stevens Point office in 2008 and specialize in audit and accounting for small- to medium-sized businesses.