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Networking News Long-time teacher and school administrator Jane Belmore has been named interim superintendent for Madison schools. Belmore, who most recently served as dean of the Edgewood College educa- tion department, will succeed outgoing superin- tendent Dan Nerad. Concordia University Wisconsin has named Dr. Sarah Holtan (left) dean of students. Holtan has taught full-time at the uni- versity for the last six years as an assistant professor of communication. The Foundation for Madison's Public Schools has welcomed Jennifer Hannon to their board of directors. The board has also selected Liz Heiner as chair, Kathie Nichols as chair-elect and Annette Miller as vice chair/secretary. Local women and businesses on the move Summit Credit Union recently announced a promotion and new hire. Robyn Ropson (right) has been named manager of Madison's Yellowstone branch. The credit union's Portage location also welcomed Dawn Kowald as a fi nancial services specialist. Cost Cutters Salons has promoted Dawn Vesley to general manager. Vesley has worked at the company for 26 years and will over- see the management of 50 salons in southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. recently awarded a 2012 Dane County Small Business Award, which recognizes local businesses' contributions to the community and economy. Local businesses honored this year included Madison Family Dental Associates, Madison Women's Health, Supreme Structures and more. 10 The number of small businesses The men and women of the law firm of von Briesen & Roper care passionately about their profession, their clients and their community. Committed to unparalleled service, recognized expertise and to excellence, our people are invested in the success of their communities. Every year we support programs that make a positive impact on the places we live, like Camp Anokijig in Plymouth, Wisconsin. Because we believe it is important to give back, we want to take a moment to let you know about these events taking place in our community. CAMP ANOKIJIG PRESENTS TWO UPCOMING EVENTS… Saturday, September 15, 2012 5:30 pm –Doors Open • 6:30 pm – Dinner Join us for a benefit dinner theater and auction featuring the hilarious antics of the McMann & Tate Comedy Group. Seating is limited! $ Entertainment, Libations, Steak and Seafood Dinner Proceeds go to the Children' 80 per person includes: s Scholarship Fund Sunday, September 16, 2012 9:30 am – 3:00 pm All-u-can-eat brunch and activities for all ages: Fishing • Crafts • Boating • Archery Contest Arrowhead Dig • Carnival Games • And More! Brunch and Activities Ages 12+: $ 9 | 4-11: $ Horse Rides: $ 6 | Kids under 3: Free 5 For more details and to reserve your spot, call: 920.893.0782 Camp Anokijig, Since 1926 New Friends, Positive Values, Personal Growth, Great Adventures and Outrageous Fun www.anokijig.com • W5639 Anokijig Lane, Plymouth, WI 53073 www.vonbriesen.com 3 South Pinckney Street, Suite 1000 Madison, WI 53703 608.441.0300 August 2012 bravamagazine.com 35