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Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce Adopts Values Statement on Diversity, Exclusivity, and Equality

Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce Adopts Values Statement on Diversity, Exclusivity, and Equality By Mike Leischner Jun 13, 2021 | 7:25 PM WAUSAU, WI (WSAU)  The Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce has released a statement announcing its commitment to diversity, inclusion, and equality. In an email to chamber membership last week, Executive Director Dave Eckman said the statement was crafted over six weeks beginning in April. The Chamber’s board approved the statement on June 3rd. The final version of the statement reads as follows: The Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce represents a diverse membership of over 800 unique businesses from a variety of industry sectors all with varying points of view. Collectively, member organizations represent tens of thousands of employees who call the greater Wausau region home. In consideration for the human spirit and moral responsibility, we must honor and respect the experiences of all people from various ethnic cultures, gende

New Contract Between the City of Wausau and the Wausau/Central Wisconsin Convention and Visitors Bureau Gets First Approval

Rift in Wisconsin County Grows Wider Over Diversity Stance

OMB s potential change of city puts billions on the line

OMB’s potential change of ‘city’ puts billions on the line Michael Macagnone © Provided by Roll Call Bernie Sanders supporters line up to attend a rally in Wausau, Wis., in 2016. OMB is considering tweaking the definition of a “metropolitan statistical area,” which could be highly costly for Wausau and other communities. The Office of Management and Budget is tweaking what makes a city a city in the eyes of the federal government, and it could cost Wausau, Wis., and 143 other communities billions of dollars in housing assistance and other federal programs. Katie Rosenberg, Wausau’s mayor, said the change may kick the city out of eligibility for $650,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds and other programs used to support the city of 39,000 people. If Wausau loses the funding, it will likely pull support for local charities, homeless shelters and a Hmong American Center, she said.

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