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As President at Applied Connective, I am responsible for organizational direction and general oversight of all product/service areas.
I answer the phone, dispatch our techs to assist customers, and keep track of the work performed by our techs.
I install surveillance, security, Internet, phone, and audio systems to fit our customers’ needs.
I support the network and systems team here at Applied Connective.
I’m part of the infrastructure team at Applied Connective, so my job is to install cables, cameras, etc.
My job is to do whatever Ed and Sean tell me to. Just kidding…sort of. I am part of the infrastructure group creating pathways, running cable, completing on-site installs of access control and security cameras, and general troubleshooting.
I am the wireless technician for ACT. This involves customer installations, infrastructure installation, tower maintenance, and wireless troubleshooting.
My duties as Voice Manager include the sales, service, and consultation of all things voice-related, along with the management of the voice department.
My position as an IT Data Technician means I am responsible for fixing and helping to maintain smooth operating environments for our clients.
I’m relatively new to Applied Connective, but my responsibilities so far typically center on creative content development in the form of copywriting, social media, PR, new customer engagement initiatives, and various other “as needed” projects.
In my role at Applied Connective, I am responsible for overseeing many of the financial aspects of the company as well as Human Resources and purchasing/receiving duties.
As a Telecom/IT Technician, I work with traditional and hosted phone systems.
As the Infrastructure Manager at Applied Connective, my job is diverse, to say the least. From new data cable and cameras to pro audio and projectors, my group keeps new business fun and challenging everyday.
As an IT Systems Engineer, my job is to evaluate, monitor, and enhance IT infrastructure with an emphasis on availability, reliability, scalability, security, data confidentiality, and system integrity.
My role as a general technician at Applied Connective involves the installation of video surveillance, security, Internet, and phones, along with pathways and running cables just to name a few of our many duties.
As President at Applied Connective, I am responsible for organizational direction and general oversight of all product/service areas.
I’m involved in a wide variety of projects, from access control and surveillance systems to large-scale ag operations and everything in between. There is never a dull moment when tackling today’s IT needs.
I’m an IT Technician at Applied Connective, so my job is to provide support in the form of hardware installations and assist customers with their desktop, software, and hardware needs.
As President at Applied Connective, I am responsible for organizational direction and general oversight of all product/service areas.
I am a level 1 tech here at Applied Connective, so I perform a variety of IT-related duties.
My role as a general technician at Applied Connective is primarily to work with the AVS crew to install and configure surveillance, security, Internet, and voice technologies.
WHEN: Saturday, June 23rd, at 7:30am
WHERE: Boone Central Track, Albion, NE
WHAT: Event to raise funds and awareness for the American Cancer Society
# OF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: “As many as we can get”
Will’s wife, Megan Zoucha, is heavily involved with this event and said they will be needing volunteers to help with:
• Race day registrations
• Race routing (folks to help direct runners on the route)
• The omelet feed
• The silent auction
• And general “run around” stuff
More information can be found here.
WHEN: Sunday, September 23rd
WHERE: Columbus, NE
WHAT: Help with concessions, running the various booths, admission, etc.
# OF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: “As many as we can get.”
The event description:
Glow Gold Honors is an event to honor families affected by pediatric cancer and to pay tribute to all of the “angels” lost to it. It includes family fun for all ages, complete with bungee trampolines, games, face painting, bounce houses, food, dance performances, a choir performance, and ends with a balloon release in honor of the angels and a 1-mile honor walk.
WHO: Nance County Food Pantry
WHEN: Wednesday, June 6th from 4:45pm – 7:00pm
WHERE: Len & Jo’s Grocery Store (Broadway Street, downtown Fullerton, NE)
WHAT: Food collection for families in need in Nance County
# OF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: 2
Comments from Terri, the director of the food pantry:
I will need two volunteers: one to help with checkouts and one for writing out vouchers for each client to purchase perishable food at Len and Jo’s. I will open and close with them unless something comes up, and I can’t. I will call you the week before for your the reminder. ???Thank you.!
You can go to fullertonfoodpantry.com for more information!
WHO: Boone County Mobile Food Pantry
WHEN: TBD
WHERE: TBD
WHAT: Food collection for families in need in Boone County
# OF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: 2
Raelynn Bygland, who coordinates the mobile food pantry, said she will let me know when volunteers are needed this summer. If you’d like to contact her directly to inquire about available dates, her phone number is 402-920-3552.
WHEN: Weekends available listed below
WHERE: Movie theater is just north of the intersection of 4th & Church streets (downtown Albion)
WHAT: Volunteering to run concessions during the Friday, Saturday, Sunday matinee, and Sunday night showtimes
# OF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: 4-5 per night (for the full weekend)
We can also team up with another organization (or spouses/kids). For more information, contact Joel Sup at jsup@boonecentral.esu7.org.
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I am responsible for the design and maintenance of our customer IT systems and network infrastructure.
WHEN: Dates listed below
WHERE: Locations listed below
WHAT: Donating blood to the American Red Cross
To make this simple and painless (-ish) for anyone interested, Sara put together a list of some upcoming opportunities to donate blood as well as some additional information to save you some time.
Walk-ins are welcome, but to reduce your wait time, you can schedule your appointment ahead of time. You can also save time with a Rapid Pass on the day of the donation by answering all the questions online beforehand. This usually takes less than 10 minutes, and the donation usually takes roughly 30-40 minutes. Here are some local opportunities to donate blood in the next few months.
Columbus United Methodist Outreach Center
Thursday, September 27th from 11:30am – 5:30pm
Petersburg
Wednesday, September 26th from 12:00 – 6:00pm
Albion
Monday, November 5th from 11:30am – 5:30pm
WHO: TeamMates Mentoring Program
WHEN: N/A
WHERE: N/A
WHAT: Mentoring youth in need of guidance, leadership, and companionship.
The mission of the TeamMates Mentoring Program is to impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential through mentoring. You can sign up to become a mentor online here.
My role as General Technician includes installation and troubleshooting of door access and camera security systems.
WHO: Blessings in a Backpack
WHEN: TBD
WHERE: Knights of Columbus Hall (Albion)
WHAT: Providing weekend meals to St. Michael’s and Boone Central elementary students who are on the reduced lunch program to ensure they have nutritious meals over the weekends.
Sarah Moeller and Mollie Morrow are starting an Albion chapter of this initiative. One night a month, they’ll need volunteers to meet at the KC Hall in Albion to help package meals and deliver them to the schools for teachers to distribute to students in need. At this point, they aren’t yet sure what evening they’ll do this every month, but the program begins in January 2019, so we will update as information arises.
WHO: Thrivent & Mercy Meals (Orphan Grain Train)
WHEN: Sunday, November 18th, 10:00am – 6:00pm
WHERE: Heartland Lutheran Gymnasium in Grand Island
WHAT: Meal packing event
Thrivent is partnering with Mercy Meals in Grand Island for a large meal packing event, and they’ve approached us about sending volunteers to help with the event. They are needing as many individual volunteers as possible (or we can sign up a team of 8-10 to fill a table) to work 2-hour shifts. The goal is to pack 100,000 meals! (The Norfolk Mercy Meals just had a huge event last weekend and did 132,000 meals!). Snacks and beverages will be available. If you’re interested, you can sign up at this link for your preferred time slot or let Jessi know and we can put together a team first and she’ll sign everyone up.
