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One Community Bank is a locally owned community bank serving south-central Wisconsin. It was formed from the merger of Oregon Community Bank and McFarland State Bank and now serves 19 communities, including Oregon, Middleton, Sun Prairie, and Wausau. The bank is dedicated to providing personalized service and investing in local communities. The bank offers a wide range of personal and business banking services. Personal banking products include checking and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, money market accounts, mortgages, and consumer loans for various needs. For businesses, One Community Bank provides checking accounts with no minimum balance or monthly fees, interest-bearing options, and dedicated local bankers to assist with banking operations. One Community Bank emphasizes a client-centric approach, combining traditional banking with modern digital solutions like online and mobile banking. The bank is committed to community engagement through volunteerism and support for local nonprofits, reflecting its dedication to the well-being of the communities it serves.
Seimitsu has served the Savannah community since 1984, providing full-service information technology solutions to an extensive range of businesses and organizations.
The "Technology Innovation Studio (TINS)" is a physical space at the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) in Kendall Square that brings together business leaders, scientists and researchers, serial entrepreneurs, angel/VC investors, industry experts, corporate innovation teams and also policy experts to explore and apply tools, methods and models in innovation.
Your One Stop Shop for LS Performance. Camshafts, Valve Springs, and More! LS1 LS2 LS3 LS7 LS9 LSA and More! BTR Cams and BTR Valve Springs Come in FIRST! Gen V LT Performance Superstore Brian Tooley has worked in the performance industry full time for over 20 years. He started his own business, Total Engine Airflow, in 1992 using a Flowdata flowbench. He worked at Holley Performance products from 1993-1995 where he helped develop the SysteMax head, intake and camshaft packages. He went back to work for himself from 1996-2004 where he built Total Engine Airflow into one of the most successful CNC cylinder head porting shops in the country. At the end of 2004 he sold his business to Summit Racing Equipment where he worked with Trickflow Specialties developing CNC programs for existing heads, as well as developing all new cylinder heads. He left Summit Racing/TFS during 2010 to move closer to home and family. After seeing a need for quality spring kits at affordable prices he decided to introduce his own line of spring kits.