WBAA
The golf outing will be held on June 11th, 2012 at 11:30 a.m. at Western Lakes Golf Clubin Pewaukee, WI. Kristi Bleickardt from United States Customs and Border Protection Agency has agreed to share the latest updates and take questions concerning Customs and Immigration during the dinner hour. Proceeds from this year’s outing will support the Veterans Airlift Command, a Fox Valley aviation student’s Phenom 100 SIC Type, and a high school student scholarship, along with WBAA. I would like to thank the sponsors who have already made a commitment to the golf outing’s success, and there are still multiple sponsorship opportunities available for those interested. Hope to see you all golfing.
10:00 am Registration and range opens
10:30 am Lunch begins to be served
11:30 am Shotgun Start
4:30 pm Happy Hour
5:00 pm Raffles and awards
5:30 pm Dinner and CBP presentation
We will have Longest Drive, Longest Putt, Closest to the Pin, $10k hole-in-one contests, hole-in-one contests from WLGC to include a gas grill and one year's tailgate supplies, Golf outing for a group of 32, Dinner and open bar for 100 guests, and a one year membership at Western Lakes.
Great raffle prizes to include Brewers tickets, an iPad, golf club and shoes, golf bags, aircraft models, and more!
The Wisconsin Business Aviation Association (WBAA), is a non-profit business association founded in June 2000 to represent and advance the interests of the Wisconsin business aviation community. The Association presents the benefits of business aviation as a principal advocate and voice for business aviation before state and local governments, the public and the media.
WBAA's Statement of Purpose
WBAA's Vision
To be Wisconsin’s recognized force for promoting the improvement and advancement of business aviation, aviation infra-structure, safety, and public acceptance of business aviation
A Voice
WBAA is intended to be a primary representative of business aviation at State and local levels of government, before the public and to the media. WBAA intends to be Proactive in its approach to legislative and regulatory matters and will strive to maintain a solid working relationships with governmental branches and agencies. WBAA will keep its Members informed of issues related to business aviation through its newsletters, E-mail and website.
A Resource
WBAA is a resource to Wisconsin business aviation interests, airport commissions, county and city development departments and land use commissions, Smart Growth advocates and for WBAA members. Steve Rehwinkel
A Network
As a Network, WBAA provides a variety of ways for its Members to interact and exchange information. WBAA's World Wide Web site offers instant information and the opportunity to exchange the latest news related to WBAA and business aviation issues in Wisconsin. Membership Application
Important Business Aviation Issues:
1. Alternative Revenue Options to fund future airport improvements.
2. State and Federal Airport Funding.
3. Runway Safety and Capacity Projects.
4. Airport Perimeter Deer Fencing.
5. Runway Approach Protection.
6. Land Use Compatibility Around Airports.
7. Public and Legislative Education Programs to make communities and decision makers aware of the value of Business Aviation to Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Business Aviation Association
3239 N Green Bay Road
Racine, WI 53404
Phone: 262.631.5620
mdean@battenairport.aero
June 29th, 2010 - 19:09
This comment was originally written in response to an unemployed individual seeking membership in the organization. I’ve updated it so that this policy statement can be a guide for others who wish to post their resume’ with us.
Although we do have 3 levels of membership, including individual, all individual membership openings are by invitation only.
However, due to the unprecented economic conditions in our industry, we have designed a feature in our web site where I can post resumes’ of aviation professionals who have lost their job.
This is not limited to pilots.
Maintenance professionals, line service personnel and CSR’s, to name a few, are welcome to have their resume’ posted.
To ensure that these resumes’ and their information are legitimate & not spam, all individuals will have to be recommended by a WBAA member.
However, we have a policy whereby our membership list is kept confidential, so I can not supply that information to you.
If you know a member of our Association, ask him or her to recommend you. I’ll then make the contact w/ you.
Please do not submit unsolicited resumes’ to this site. They will be discarded.
Steve Rehwinkel, Executive Director