Business Briefs

• Grace Rossman, CFP ®, a financial representative with the Door County Team of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, has qualified for the organization’s prestigious Sierra level for 2008 achievements. In order to qualify for the Sierra level, Rossman demonstrated outstanding sales and service to members.

Rossman is with Thrivent Financial’s Northeast Wisconsin Regional Financial Office, serving Lutherans and their family members in Door County by providing financial guidance and solutions to help them achieve their financial goals. Approximately 570 of Thrivent Financial’s 2,600 financial representatives qualified for the Sierra level. Rossman has been with Thrivent Financial and its predecessor organizations for 20 years.

For more information, visit http://www.thrivent.com.

• Amy Kohnle will celebrate 10 years as Executive Director of United Way of Door County in August 2009. Kohnle has been active in the Door County community since 1999, including membership in the Sturgeon Bay Noon Rotary Club, serving on the AODA committee which was instrumental in putting together the “With Whom Will it End” DVD, and helping to create the Transportation Consortium.

Kohnle graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pyschology and Sociology. Prior to being hired at United Way of Door County, she worked for the Girl Scouts of the Fox River Area. Kohnle lives with her husband, Jeff, and Weimaraner, Diva.

For more information call 920.746.9645 or email [email protected].