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Endvick named executive director of Wisconsin Farmers Union

Endvick named executive director of Wisconsin Farmers Union
Enerquip is proud to announce a $500 donation to the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club, made through its Employee Match Program. The donation, presented at the organization’s spring meeting, will support trail development, grooming, and other improvements in the Kennan and Catawba areas of Price County. At Enerquip, supporting the causes our employees care about is part of our culture. Through the Employee Match Program, Enerquip matches employee contributions — including financial donations and volunteer hours — 100%, up to $500 per employee each calendar year. This contribution was matched in recognition of volunteer hours served by Charlie Williams, an Enerquip CNC Machinist who recently retired and is an active member of the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club. As part of Enerquip’s Employee Match Program, former CNC Machinist Charlie Williams (far right) presents a $500 donation to the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club. SUBMITTED
Endvick named executive director of Wisconsin Farmers Union
Enerquip is proud to announce a $500 donation to the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club, made through its Employee Match Program. The donation, presented at the organization’s spring meeting, will support trail development, grooming, and other improvements in the Kennan and Catawba areas of Price County. At Enerquip, supporting the causes our employees care about is part of our culture. Through the Employee Match Program, Enerquip matches employee contributions — including financial donations and volunteer hours — 100%, up to $500 per employee each calendar year. This contribution was matched in recognition of volunteer hours served by Charlie Williams, an Enerquip CNC Machinist who recently retired and is an active member of the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club. As part of Enerquip’s Employee Match Program, former CNC Machinist Charlie Williams (far right) presents a $500 donation to the Driftsplitters Snowmobile Club. SUBMITTED

Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) is proud to announce that Danielle Endvick has been named the organization’s next Executive Director. Endvick will step into the role in mid-May, fo...

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