Welcome to Wednesdays Are Possible, a monthly conversation about entrepreneurship brought to you by Innovate 120, in partnership with the Jackson County Economic Alliance, and sponsored by the Community Foundation of Jackson County. In this episode Kerry Sheets Schepers of Ohnward Wealth and Retirement interviews Dr. Don Schwenker, and his wife Colleen of Timber City Chiropractic, in Maquoketa, Iowa. We will learn about his service in the Air National Guard, his contributions as Mayor and now as a member of the Jackson County Board of Supervisors. They will also share about working together as a married couple, how to establish a business within a local community, and the importance of serving.
Innovate 120 is committed to building regional innovation and entrepreneurship strategy with educational programs, business development sessions, and team-building activities.
Located at 120 South Main Street, Maquoketa, Iowa, we provide inspiring co-working and meeting spaces with convenient amenities.
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