Pamela Litscher · May 2006-April 2009 | Sturm Foods, Manawa, WI Primary focus to develop from concept to completion branded and private label consumer food packaging that …

CREATIVE MARKETING & GRAPHIC DESIGN SPECIALIST

Pamela Litscher

Pamela Litscher | Creative Professional

PROFESSIONAL SKILLSGraphic Design

Marketing Communications

Research & Development

Fundraising/Gift Giving

Event Coordination

Creative Writing

Event Photography

Campaign Planning & Execution

Multiple Printing Process Knowledge

TECHNICAL SKILLSAdobe Creative Suite CC

Microsoft Office

Photography

Web Development

iPhoto|iMovie|iDVD

Dreamweaver|Flash

PERSONAL SKILLSLeadership

Ambitious

Hardworking

Resourceful

People-Oriented

Contact MePam Litscher

Creative Marketing & Graphic Design Specialist

phone: 920.850.9796email: [email protected]

online portfolio: pdlitscher.weebly.com

Professional experience in marketing, creative writing, graphic design, fundraising, event planning, sales and communications plus social media.• Design communications & marketing materials to maintain consistent brand & support for programs & services.• Coordinate publications, including creative concept development, creative design, layout & production.• Develop graphics elements & ensure consistent & appropriate use in all printed & digital materials.• Creative problem-solving skills, solid artistic design, color & typography sensibilities.• Oversee print production through vendors to assure all projects are completed with high quality & within desired time frames & budgets.• Design element knowledge (i.e. color and composition), strong working knowledge of the latest industry software & ability to react to changing industry trends.• Strong communication skills, ability to work independently, in a collaborative team & lead others to maximize creativity & excellence.

Associate of Applied Science Degree in MarketingFox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI

EDUCATION

Senior Marketing Specialist/Graphic DesignerMay 2011-Present | Community First Credit Union, Appleton, WI Plan, design and prepare all media advertising and event planning for all promotions, and special sales and community events. Design, produce and distribute all promotional signage, presentation materials, billboards, newsletters, email eblasts and online marketing, plus contribute to writing and editing, provide design layout and manage the websites and social networking. Consistently maintain the brand identity and integrity. Education and train on Adobe software programs for internal staff.

Graphic ArtistDec 2009-May 2011 | Journal Community Publishing, Waupaca, WI Key job functions include graphic design expertise creating innovative advertising designs for newspapers, shoppers and magazines, effective communication skills working with staff and customers while utilizing broad marketing knowledge, organizational skills and project management.

Packaging Graphic ArtistMay 2006-April 2009 | Sturm Foods, Manawa, WI Primary focus to develop from concept to completion branded and private label consumer food packaging that follows the Consumer Federated Regulations. Daily projects include following marketing briefs to understand target focus, develop initial design concepts, communicate with customer through decision-making process, extend approved art into category, manage approval process with printer and customer along with tracking the process in data entry program. Other design requests include display mock-ups and pallet graphics.

Communication Specialist & Graphic Designer 1998-2000 & 2002-2003 | Airadigm Communications, Little Chute, WI Main responsibilities included creating graphic designs for all communication pieces supporting the retail and corporate division, creating graphic designs for flyers, brochures, e-mail creative/layout, signage, functional packaging, folders, post cards, consumer bill insert announcements, internal communications and external communications from concept to finished art. Managed all printing aspects of projects. Monitor, manage and measure all marketing messages. Worked closely with the sales department to research, develop and create successful promotions and products.

Creative Services Specialist2000 - 2001 | Ariens Company, Brillion, WIEssential duties and responsibilities included design and execute marketing materials (included, but not limited to, brochures, decals, banners, training materials, packaging, photography and POS) while maintaining a consistent look and graphic standards with all materials. Coordinated, managed and maintained photography and digital assets.

Multiple Office Support Positions | 1990-1998 | US Cellular, Appleton, WIProvided administrative support in a fast-paced cellular sales environment for sales team, managers, technicians and office staff. Managed all process for sales commissions, organizations, leadership and training. Coordinated and execute office gatherings, business connections and community involvement opportunities. Sales position core competencies – strategic planning, forecasting, sales quota, customer needs assessment, training, management resulting in satisfaction, retention and increased sales.

GRAPHIC & MARKETING EXPERIENCE

Certificate in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator SeminarsFox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI

Certificate Labeling of FDA Regulated FoodsAIB International Seminar


Writing, ContentPhotography & Layout

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Riverview Gardens, Inc.’s® mission is to build dignity through job training and employment. Riverview Gardens was founded in 2011 with the basic value that there is dignity in work. The community has come together to transform the property into A PLACE TO GROW. We have created interactive social enterprises that provide unlimited “on-the-job” training opportunities with sources of revenue, as well as an accessible, community park space, that serves the entire community. Riverview Gardens’ transformative ServiceWorks® job-training program positively impacts hundreds of lives each year, including our community members who are:

• Experiencing homelessness• Living in poverty• Veterans• At-risk youth• Young adults aging out

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The ultimate outcome of the ServiceWorks approach is that people are empowered to lift themselves out of poverty for good and create a strong and more just community.

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Riverview Gardens, Inc.’s® mission is to build dignity through job

training and employment. Riverview Gardens was founded in 2011

with the basic value that there is dignity in work. The community

has come together to transform the property into A PLACE

TO GROW. We have created interactive social enterprises that

provide unlimited “on-the-job” training opportunities with sources

of revenue, as well as an accessible, community park space, that

serves the entire community. Riverview Gardens’ transformative

ServiceWorks® job-training program positively impacts hundreds

of lives each year, including our community members who are:

• Experiencing homelessness

• Living in poverty• Veterans• At-risk youth• Young adults aging out

of foster care and other juvenile program

• Single parents• Others with multiple

barriers to stable employment

The ultimate outcome of the ServiceWorks approach is that

people are empowered to lift themselves out of poverty for

good and create a strong and more just community.

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A first of its kind culinary event for a first of its kind endeavor. 2 culinary competitions among professional and celebrity chefs

transforming Riverview Gardens’ organic produce into unique and delicious fare.

Please mark your calendar to be among the first to experience Chopped and be part of planting the seeds for change.

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3 Nights Springtime Napa Vineyard RetreatSource of DonationJeff Strauss and Mindy Schultheis

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Mt. Veeder Retreat is a beautiful, farmhouse-style luxury villa in Napa Valley near Sonoma. Perched gracefully at the highest point of a fifty-five acre private vineyard, the five-bedroom (sleeps 10) villa features panoramic valley views and ample in and out door spaces for dining and relaxation, making it an ideal vacation rental for families, friends, and destination wedding guests seeking the epitome of California’s wine country experience.

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live auctionPrivate Concert with Cory and Adriel at the Refuge LoungeSource of DonationCory Chisel and Adriel Denae


Dates AvailableAvailable thru 2018Date to be mutually agreed upon by auction winner, Cory and Adriel

Description Enjoy music from Grammy nominated songwriter Cory Chisel and his partner Adriel Denae. They just released their critically acclaimed new album “Tell Me True” this summer. This package includes the use of the Lounge and music. Cash bar with food available for purchase. The Refuge lounge features craft cocktails, beer and a vibrant wine list along with a nice selection of appetizers. This package includes the use of the Lounge and music for up to 99 guests.

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live auctionRiverview Gardens Event PackageSource of DonationRiverview Gardens


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Includes facility rental and set up for your event or party. Cash bar with food available for purchase thru Stone Arch. Tour and presentation of mission and property (up to 5 golf carts included). Living Lettuce hospitality gifts for guests up to 200.

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11. Safety Gear – Earn-A-Bike Program .................................................. $750 ____________________

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14. Safety Supplies for Job Training Participants ..............................$1,000 ____________________

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All of the items in this bag were made with prideand love by ServiceWorks®job-training participants.

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Member/Owners

Annual Meeting

Community CornerJoin us at these upcoming events sponsored by Community First

Savings stories mount with CFCU’s $100 million mission

Refinancing boosts children’s college fund and retirement savings for couple and gives another family needed peace of mind.

We’re excited to announce that Menasha Employees Credit Union has merged with Community First.

As of Nov. 30, nearly 1,500 members of the Menasha Employees Credit Union will join Community First. The MECU board of directors selected CFCU as its merger partner and all three employees – Carol Boyle, Sharyl Borucki and Carrie Waters – are now part of the CFCU team.

“We are honored that we were selected and look forward to welcoming the MECU members to the Community First family,” said President/CEO Cathie Tierney.

MECU has a long and proud history of service to its members/owners. It was founded on March 17, 1953, to provide financial services to employees and family members of the City of Menasha, Menasha School District and Menasha Electric and Water Utilities.

We look forward to helping you with all your financial needs!

Dec. 6 – Neenah Community Christmas, 6-8 pm downtown Neenah; Rudolph Fun Run/Walk begins at6 pm, www.neenah.org/futureneenah

Dec. 10 – Community First Night, Oshkosh Celebration of Lights, 5-9 pm, Menominee Park. CFCU’s Community Night sponsorship provides free admission for public. Donation of a non-perishable food item for Oshkosh area food pantries is encouraged. www.oshkoshcelebrationoflights.org

Holiday HoursOpen Tuesday, Dec. 24 until 1 pm

Lobby 8:30 am – 1 pmDrive Up & Call Center 7 am – 1 pm

CLOSED Wednesday, Dec. 25

Open Tuesday, Dec. 31Lobby 8:30 am – 5 pm

Drive Up & Call Center 7 am – 5 pm

CLOSED Wednesday, Jan. 1

Mark your calendar to join other Community First member/owners at the 39th Annual Meeting of your financial cooperative at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel. All member/owners have a voice and a vote in their credit union so make sure to attend. The Annual Meeting includes a recap of our 2013 financial statements, a celebration of our$100 million savings mission and the difference we made for our member/owners during the past year, a look forward to 2014 and the election for your volunteer Board of Directors.

Date: Monday, February 10, 2014Location: Radisson Paper Valley Hotel, Appleton, WITime: 6 pm Refreshment, 7 pm Business Meeting Watch for more details to be announced on our website at www.communityfirstcu.com and in upcoming newsletters.

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Airline flight attendant Becky McDicken knows the importance of customer service. She and her husband, Andy still marvel at the reception they received at Community First this spring when they decided to explore refinancing options after being stalled by a slow response from the bank holding the mortgage on their Greenville home. “I have to compliment Community First on their service,” Becky said. “They were very prompt and efficient. We’re going to save a ton of money.”

On the verge of $100 millionAs we close in on our three-year $100 million savings mission, Becky and Andy were excited to join in on our savings mission. By refinancing a 5.625% bank mortgage to our 15-year, 2.75%mortgage, they will save nearly $99,000 in interest and cut seven years of payments. Becky said the overall impact was “amazing” for what it means for their household budget, college savings for their 12 and 14 year old children and eventual retirement. “On a whim we just went into Community First, sat down and had a chat,” Andy said. “We were just exploring and within 15 minutes we were pre-approved and we started down the road of making it real.”

Stop in, call or email us today to get started on

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Let us help during the difficult timesFor Sue Clay of Menasha, the savings with her refinancing helped her keep her home. After her husband died in 2005, Sue struggled to keep up with mortgage payments on the home they had hand-picked nearly 10 years earlier. Her financial struggle with reduced household income became more difficult since 2010 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to endure weeks of radiation plus follow-up surgeries due to complications. When other financial institutions turned her away, CFCU did not and saved her $400 a month. “Community First found a way to help me afford my mortgage and not lose my house,” Sue said. “My daughter and grandson live with me so I really didn’t want to go to some place else. Community First gets it – that a home is way more than just a house – it’s a part of you.” As we head down the final stretch toward saving our members $100 million in interest from 2011-2013, come and see what we can do for you! Don’t wait any longer to lock in your savings at Community First!!

Welcome to Our Newest Members, MECU!VISA Gift CardsGive the gift family or friends can use anywhere VISA is accepted. Available from CFCU in any denomination between $25 and $1,000. This must-have gift is only $3.50 per card and comes with its own gift card carrier. The Gift of CashCash gifts are something everyone on your list can use. And, you’ll save time wrapping your gifts with our attractive holiday envelopes available at all branches. The first six are free and just 25¢ for each additional envelope while supplies last.

Make a donation of money or non-perishable fooditems at any CFCU location thru Nov. 25th inpartnership with the Appleton Post-Crescent, GreenBay Press Gazette and Oshkosh Northwestern’sStock the Shelves Campaign.

Your monetary donation multiplies with matching fundsfrom Community First along with other credit unions,and the J. J. Keller Foundation, in addition to donationsfrom Express Convenience Centers.

Donate a canned good and enjoy FREE ADMISSION to tour theOshkosh Celebration of Lights atMenominee Park in Oshkosh onCommunity First Night Tuesday,November 27th from 5– 9 pm.

More info atwww.oshkoshcelebrationoflights.org

Holiday Hours

Community First Night at theOshkosh Celebration of Lights

Community CornerJoin us at these upcoming events sponsored by CFCU.

Nov. 9 – Big Brothers Big Sisters “Viva LasVegas”, Pullmans, 7 – 10 pm, www.bemybig.org

Nov. 10 – Sweet Adelines Concert, St. Joe’sSchool, Shows at 2 pm & 7 pm. For tickets call 982-5639.

Nov. 13 – Community Benefit Tree “LIFEAwareness Night, Grand Meridian, 5:30 – 9 pm, www.communitybenefittree.org

Dec. 7 – Future Neenah CommunityChristmas Event, Live Mannequin WindowDisplays, Rudolph Run, Carolers, Music & More.Various locations downtown Neenah, 5:30 – 7:30 pm, www.neenah.org

HappyThanksgiving

CLOSED Thursday, Nov. 22Open Friday, Nov. 23Lobby 8:30 am – 6 pm

Drive Up & Call Center 7 am – 6 pm

Happy HolidaysOpen Monday, Dec. 24 until 1 pm

Lobby 8:30 am – 1 pmDrive Up & Call Center 7 am – 1 pm

CLOSED Tuesday, Dec. 25 Open Monday, Dec. 31Lobby 8:30 am – 5 pm

Drive Up & Call Center 7 am – 5 pmCLOSED Tuesday, Jan. 1

Contact us today to get started on your savings!

(920) 830-7200 [toll free 1-866-273-2328]www.communityfirstcu.com

Mission accomplished – but not over! We set out to save members $30 million ininterest this year and together with you, we’vesurpassed it! But, reaching this amazing goal,doesn’t mean we’re done, it only encourages us tokeep looking for more ways to save members moneyand help them take control of their finances!

Why? Because of the difference it makes! Each andevery month, members now have more money in theirpockets. That’s money they can use for homeimprovements, a vacation, rainy day savings, to buildtheir retirement funds and more.

It’s good for them, and it’s good for our communitiesbecause paying less for their loans means membershave more money to spend right here in our localcommunities, boosting our local economy.

Playing even a small part in these savings is awonderful feeling and it makes us happy for each andevery member! Helping members find savings is a perfect example of people helping people – andthat’s what being part of a financial cooperative is all about!

Now it’s your turn.Give us a chance to look at your car loans, homeloans and credit cards with other financials – tosee what savings we can help you find.

• If we can’t do better, we’ll tell you.

• If we can help you save on interest, pay offyour loans faster, reduce the number ofpayments to keep you on track of each month– you’ll be glad you took the time.

Members have savedover $30 Million ininterest in 2012!

I saved over$8,000 and

knocked twoyears off mymortgage!”

Ron ReihlMember/Owner

Answering some of yourBillPayer questions.In October, we introduced an improved onlineBillPayer service that makes paying and managingyour bills a breeze! With any change, there arequestions. To help you, we’ve answered some of themost often asked questions below.

Where is my history?As you pay bills in the NEW BillPayer, your history buildsand is available in the Bill History tab. If you’re looking forhistory of bills paid before October 10th, view yourchecking account history or contact us; we’ll be glad toassist you!

How do I transfer money?Use PC HomeBanking to transfer money between yourCFCU accounts at no cost.

If you need to transfer money between CFCU and anotherfinancial institution use BillPayer’s Transfer Money feature.

Where can I find Help?• Click on the ‘?’

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• View the demoavailable by clickingthe BillPayer button inPC Homebanking.

• Call us at (920) 830-7200 [toll-free 1-866-273-2328], we’re glad to help.

How do I get back to PC HomeBanking when I am in BillPayer? BillPayer opens in a new secure window or tab dependingon the browser you are using. To get back to PCHomeBanking, minimize the BillPayer window or selectthe PC HomeBanking tab.

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Ready to find out how BillPayer can help you manage your bills?View our online demo at www.communityfirstcu.com/PC_Billpayer, choose BillPayer in PC HomeBanking or call us at 920-830-7200 [toll-free 1-866-273-2328], we’re happy to help!

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*APR=Annual Percentage Rate. Limited time offer; cannot be combined with any other offer. New Money Minimums: $5,000 personal secured loans; $10,000 home equity loans (2nd mortgages); $20,000 on 1st mortgages. Rate determined by credit history and account relationship. All loans subject to credit approval. Checking with Direct Deposit required for best rate. Lowest Annual Percentage Rate available = 2.39% APR. Personal Secured Loans: 2009 or newer vehicles. $15,000 at 2.39% APR for 72 months results in monthly payment of $266.92. Payment calculation based on principal, interest and loan protection coverage. Mortgage/Home Equity: $239 non-refundable closing costs for non-purchase loans < $250,000. Appraisal additional if needed. Owner-occupied single family homes only. Max LTV 80%. $100,000 at 2.39% APR amortized over 30 years results in 71 monthly payments of $389.64 and a final payment of $85,694.80.

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Any member age 18 or younger who makes a deposit or opens an account or visits a branch between April 20, 2014 and April 26, 2014, can enter to win one of 25 Summer Saver prize packs or a $250 gift card for WI Dells. One winner will be selected per branch and notified by May 9, 2014. Prize packs will be distributed by May 16, 2014. No purchase necessary. Entries can be made by sending a postcard with your name, address, and phone number to: Community First Credit Union Attn: Marketing Department Catch the $ave Wave, 2626 S Oneida St. Appleton WI 54915.

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Here’s How:We’re celebrating Youth Week to promote savings concepts among our youngest members and their parents/guardians.

Our objectives are to:Raise awareness of the importance of saving among youthEncourage deposit into youth accountsEquip parents with resources to encourage smart money habits with their children

Tool Kits: The theme this year is Catch the Save Wave!

Supplies: • LobbySurfboardDisplay – Each branch will receive a full size cardboard surfboard

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• DrawingIcons – Every Youth that comes into the branch during Youth Week is eligible to fill out one icon and display it on the surfboard. Be sure they complete the back of the icon information too. Youth making a deposit or opening account earn another icon/chance to win entry. Simply have them fill out a second icon and place either on your surfboard or entry box.

• BranchDécor – Hawaiian items to decorate your branch and make it fun!• SummerSaverPack– Each branch gets a bag filled with beach going goodies

including a $25 gift card. An icon will be drawn in your branch for this bag. (See next page for drawing guideline.)• SavingGoalSheets–Catch the Save Wave Goal Sheets & Coloring Sheets for the youth visiting the branch. If you run out

of the sheets, contact Jane in Marketing to order more.• TellerLinePosters – 8.5 x 11 posters to display• AcrylicDrawingBoxsign– 8.5x11 Enter to Win signs. Place icons either

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Any member age 18 or younger who makes a deposit or opens an account or visits a branch between April 20, 2014 and April 26, 2014 can enter to win one of 25 Summer Saver prize packs or a $250 gift card for WI Dells. One winner will be selected per branch and notified by May 9, 2014. Prize packs will be distributed by May 16, 2014. No purchase necessary. Entries can be made by sending a postcard with your name, address, and phone number to: Community First Credit Union Attn: Marketing Department Catch the $ave Wave, 2626 S Oneida St. Appleton WI 54915.

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This April, we invite all young members (ages 0-18) to catch the save wave in celebration of National Credit Union Youth Week (April 20-26) and National Financial Literacy Month.

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Neenah has a new “River walk”, which is actually a short stroll. It is downtown also and is on the water. There are plans to extend so it will fit its name. It is in the same courtyard as the library, which has some nice resources. The park has a flat water fountain (one where the water comes out at ground level) that is intended to be played upon and on hot days children and adults get a little (or alot) wet to cool down.

Neenah’s FactsNeenah History Neenah was named after the Winnebago word meaning “water” or “running water.” The city is included in the Appleton-Oshkosh-Neenah metropolitan area. Neenah is a city in Winnebago County, Wisconsin, United States. It is situated on the banks of Lake Winnebago, Little Lake Butte des Morts, and the Fox River. The city is bordered by the Town of Neenah. The city of Neenah is the southwestern-most of the Fox Cities of northeast Wisconsin.

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The Community Corner powered by Kimberly-Clark web page will highlight the seven communities our marathon runs through. Find interesting facts about each community, learn where the perfect spot is for spectators to watch participants on a race day, tell us why you love a certain community and so much more! Be sure to bookmark the page to visit it often and keep up-to-date on the latest happens in the communities.

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Spectator SpotsWatch the race at these“Neenah Spots”!Spectators can see their runner at many accessible locations on the course. Whether you plan on staying in one location the entire day or following your runner to multiple spots, we’ll help guide you in the right direction. Check out the Neenah list of great spots along the course to catch your runner in action!

Pick up a course map at the Network Health Health & Fitness Expo or print out a Course Map here.

Riverside ParkLakeshore DriveE Wisconsin Ave

WG Bryan Bridge (Oak St.)9th St & Forest AveRacine St & Ahnaip Street

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