Where were you born, education/degrees?

• Born in Chicago
• Graduated from CU- Boulder with a Psychology major, Biology minor, UWM with MBA in Product & Brand Management

Name of company & position

• Advanced Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists, Physician & Community Outreach Coordinator

Family

• Harrison (10, future pro soccer player), Emme (8, future astro geologist), McKenna/Smoosh (7, future “makeup doer”), husband, Mike

Interests/hobbies/last book read/favorite movie/what’s playing in on your car’s stereo/pastimes

• Coaching soccer, running, yoga, cooking, going out to eat; The Nightingale; “Almost Famous”; Michael Kiwanuka’s “Cold Little Heart” (the theme from Big Little Lies)

Biggest career accomplishment/highlight to date, or what do you like best about your job?

• I am very proud of being part of ADVENT and my role helping it grow, but I especially love that I get to play a role in helping people improve their quality of life

Most memorable Rotary moment or event?

• Not a specific moment, but have found a variety of connections with several members that have been very meaningful as I’ve dealt with some challenging times in the last year.

By Erik S. Hanley

CEDARBURG - Interested in flying a drone, converting old media to digital, designing projects with Adobe software or maybe experiencing virtual reality?

Within the next year, all of these new offerings will be available at the Cedarburg Public Library.

Assistant Director David Nimmer said the library has received a total of $12,000 in grants with half from the Greater Cedarburg Foundation and the other half from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Friends of the Cedarburg Library. These funds will be used to bring four new features to the library that were highly requested in the latest community survey distributed last year.

“We’re pretty much doing all the top requested things,” Nimmer said.