Mary Willmer-Sheedy

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  Published on: 12/7/2007    Last Visited: 12/7/2007  

  Under the leadership of Co-Chairs Steve Huth, the Janesville School District's Career and Technical Education Coordinator and Director of Summer School Programming, and Mary Willmer-Sheedy, the President of M&I Bank in Janesville, the Education Council has identified a number of projects where partnerships with the business community are needed the most.
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  Huth and Willmer-Sheedy invite FJI Members who support the Education Council's mission to learn more by emailing Dan Cunningham, the Council's staff liaison,

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  Published on: 2/1/2007    Last Visited: 3/17/2007  

  If you used a MasterCard or Visa card issued under the auspices of M&I Bank and your information was compromised, the bank is sending you a new card free of charge, said Mary Willmer-Sheedy, president of M&I's Janesville market.
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  Visa and MasterCard told M&I Bank which customers were affected, and the bank is monitoring those accounts for suspicious activity, Willmer-Sheedy said.
  
  In addition, M&I is notifying those customers and issuing them new credit and debit cards at no cost, Willmer-Sheedy said.
  
  "We take it very seriously," she said."We want our customers protected and will take whatever measures are necessary to do that."
  
  In general, Willmer-Sheedy said, people should protect their financial cards and check their credit background at least annually.
  
  If M&I customers have questions or need advice in how to check their credit records, they should contact a local bank representative, she added.

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  Mary Willmer-Sheedy, M&I Bank

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  Published on: 3/10/2001    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Mary Willmer-SheedyWillmer-Sheedy is market president at Marshall & Ilsley Bank, downtown Janesville.
  
  According to nominator Milly Babcock, Willmer-Sheedy makes a community stronger.
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  In addition to her leadership skills at the bank, Willmer-Sheedy has the drive to make a difference within other organizations.
  
  She is a board member of Forward Janesville and serves on its education council, is a current member and past president of the Janesville Noon Rotary Club, served as 2005 campaign chairwoman and on the allocations committee for United Way of North Rock County, volunteers for Junior Achievement, served as a guest presenter at the Young Women's Leadership Conference, has been a leader of Badger Council of Girl Scouts for three years and can be seen ringing bells annually with her family during the holidays for the Salvation Army.
  
  Willmer-Sheedy received the Rotary Club Paul Harris Fellow Award and in 2005 was honored by Forward Janesville as the Athena Award recipient-an award that recognizes individuals who strive for the highest level of professional achievement and who have devoted time and energy to their community.
  
  "Mary serves as a role model to other women each and every day in everything she does," Babcock said.

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  Published on: 9/26/2008    Last Visited: 9/26/2008  

  WCLO's Beth Wheelock reports on the reasons Mary Willmer-Sheedy will make the trip.
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  Mary Willmer-Sheedy, Market President of M&I Bank in Janesville, says she will be sitting in on the council appointments with elected officials in Sedona.M&I Bank also has an office in Sedona, and Willmer-Sheedy says she has business contacts through that office she will speak with as well.She hopes to find out what economic development ideas have worked for Sedona and bring them back to Janesville.
  
  The city is not paying her way for the trip.

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  forwardjanesville.com/ProgramsServices/tabid/771/Progra - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/10/2007    Last Visited: 8/10/2007  

  Under the leadership of Co-Chairs Steve Huth, the Janesville School District's Career and Technical Education Coordinator and Director of Summer School Programming, and Mary Willmer-Sheedy, the President of M&I Bank in Janesville, the Education Council has identified a number of projects where partnerships with the business community are needed the most.
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  Huth and Willmer-Sheedy invite FJI Members who support the Education Council's mission to learn more by emailing Dan Cunningham, the Council's staff liaison, by clicking here.

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  Published on: 10/1/2007    Last Visited: 10/20/2007  

  Education council co-chair Mary Willmer-Sheedy, president of M&I Bank in Janesville, said this effort would build on the foundation laid through volunteer work by like-minded individuals.
  
  "Our director of human relations and I have visited schools in the past to teach students about such business basics as how to dress, what to bring to a job interview and how to act," Willmer-Sheedy added.

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  Published on: 8/10/2007    Last Visited: 8/10/2007  

  Mary Willmer-Sheedy (M&I Bank) - Co-Chair

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  Published on: 10/2/2008    Last Visited: 10/2/2008  

  Other members include council Vice President Bill Truman, councilman Tom McDonald and community member Mary Willmer-Sheedy.
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  Willmer-Sheedy, market president at M&I Bank, was a member of a community panel that interviewed city manager candidates, and she accompanied the delegation at her own expense.
  
  The interviews with community members "exceeded my expectations as far as his working relationships with everyone in the community," Willmer-Sheedy said.
  
  The delegation heard positive comments from residents, who cited examples of both city and nonprofit projects that Levitt worked on, Willmer-Sheedy said.
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  "He has great leadership and will be a wonderful addition to the community," Willmer-Sheedy said.

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  Banks try to tap into new market | The Janesville... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/20/2003    Last Visited: 1/20/2003  

  "These people are definitely a growing piece of the population," said Mary Willmer-Sheedy, senior vice president of retail banking at M&I Bank in Janesville.
  
  "Over time, the qualifications needed to open an account have become more defined, and people who have had bumps in the road with their credit or who haven't established credit have had a much more difficult time."
  
  Survey after survey looked at the characteristics of the "unbanked."
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  "In the banking business, customers are pretty loyal," Willmer-Sheedy said.
  
  But the motives run deeper than the immediate bottom line, she said.
  
  "Banks are always looking for ways to help the community, and this is a way to help build responsible consumers," she said.
  
  Those efforts have been at the forefront for years.M&I and other banks have a long history with the Personal Economics Program sponsored by the Wisconsin Bankers Association.The PEP program is designed to help people of all ages become better managers of their money.
  
  Willmer-Sheedy said that what M&I is doing now with its first-time customers is really an extension of the groundwork laid by its work in community education.
  
  "We've been very active in educating everyone from small children to adults," she said."The amount of time kids spend in class on financial literacy is really small.
  
  "Education for people of all ages is critically important."
  
  The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and others have come to the conclusion that financial literacy is at the core of every discussion about the "unbanked."They know that any institution that wants to pick up these new customers must build a strong dose of financial education into its marketing plan.

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