Need a New Venue

[rgwagner888]

Hi All,

NI has changed the way they would like to provide the food for our meetings. They would like to provide the food through a selection of vendors that deliver. This means that our previous venue, provided by Stonefire Pizza will no longer work for us. 

Does anyone have any suggestions as to a good place to meet? Are there any companies that would like to host a meeting? Please let me know. 

Kind regards,

Rick Wagner

[ctennies]

Maybe a park & rec department building?  If my memory is right Chris Nelson used to do this mid afternoons at some building on innovation drive or research parkway (near the zoo interchange)

[PDG]

It is a bit out-of-the-way, that said I am pretty sure Trek Bicycle would be willing to host again. There should be two options for the delivery of food. 

If interested, I will follow up and confirm with the company and food.

[Jon_Kokott]

I could rent the local pavilion at Cahill park in whitefish bay:

https://www.wfbvillage.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Cahill-Square-Park-7

It would definitely be big enough.  There is a small pull down projector screen, but I don't have access to a projector.

Its pretty basic, just folding tables and chairs; $15 an hour, pretty much unlimited delivery options though.

[jrayeske]

STRATTEC has a large room (82 persons according to the fire code) with an over-head projector if you'd like to hold any meetings in the Glendale area.

Josh

[rgwagner888]

Hi Josh,

That sounds good. Would you check out the details and let me know?

Kind regards,

Rick

[rgwagner888]

Hi Jon,

Thanks for the suggestion. I will keep it in mind. 

Kind regards,

Rick

[rgwagner888]

Hi Chuck,

Thanks for the information. I believe that space was provided by Soliton. I will keep it in mind. 

Kind regards,

Rick

[ChristineM]

Harken, Inc is willing to host.  There are a few food options out here in Pewaukee.  Let me know. Christine

[ctennies]

Any updates on this topic?  guessing we will be looking to Q2 for the next one.  I personally like the Harken idea for what that is worth