CEO Breakfast Series announces speaker lineup

St. Norbert College’s CEO Breakfast Series is returning this fall with an exciting lineup of speakers for its 2024‑2025 season.

Over its 26 years in existence, the series has hosted more than 200 senior leaders who have shared their insights with attendees from across the New North region. The series highlights a wide range of industries, and audiences gather valuable perspectives on themes such as talent development, entrepreneurship, change management, innovation and technology, and succession management.

The series, which is presented by the college’s Donald J. Schneider School of Business & Economics, will be hosted at several new venues around the region. Each event starts at 7:30 a.m.

Here’s the lineup:

Sept. 24 at Hendrickson Dining Room, St. Norbert College: Brian Krenke, president and CEO, KI, on “ESOP Transition — A Rewarding Experience”

Oct. 23 at Hendrickson Dining Room, St. Norbert College: Laurie Butz, president and CEO, Capital Credit Union, on “Leadership: A Balance of Results and Relationships”

Nov. 20 at Bemis Manufacturing Company, Sheboygan Falls: Jeff Lonigro, president and CEO, Bemis Manufacturing Company, on “From Fortune 200 to Family Business, Key Learnings Along the Way”

Dec. 18 at Hendrickson Dining Room, St. Norbert College: Ashwani Bhatia, chief executive officer and chief medical officer, BayCare Clinic, LLP, on “A Prescription for Resilience”

Jan. 30 at Miron Construction Headquarters, Neenah: Abe Weber, airport director, Appleton International Airport, on “More Space at Appleton’s Airport Will Take Customers to More Places”

March 12 at Fox Cities Stadium, Appleton: Rob Zerjav, president/CEO/managing partner, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, on “From Intern to CEO — Making the Most Out of Curveballs”

May 22 at Hendrickson Dining Room, St. Norbert College: Rashad Cobb, chief operating officer, Brown County United Way, on “The Responsibility of Leadership”

Individual sessions are $60. Register for the entire seven-session series for a 25% savings. Register now at schneiderschool.snc.edu/newsandevents/ceobreakfast/.

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