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Randylyon at 18:14, 22 April 2019

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	KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council. (1)		KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council. (1)

	Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Allan\|Allan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. Almost immediately he directed a survey of 30,000 Dubuque County residents to develop a statistical profile of the county's work force. (2) An early success in Dubuque was attracting ~~Trilog~~, ~~Inc~~. to the community in 1989. (3)		Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Allan\|Allan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. Almost immediately he directed a survey of 30,000 Dubuque County residents to develop a statistical profile of the county's work force. (2) An early success in Dubuque was attracting [[TRILOG, INC.]] to the community in 1989. (3)

	Although Kramer remained in Dubuque only four years, his successes were many and involved Nordstrom, Bodine Electric, and [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]]. He left in 1991 to take similar responsibilities in Fargo, North Dakota. (4)		Although Kramer remained in Dubuque only four years, his successes were many and involved Nordstrom, Bodine Electric, and [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]]. He left in 1991 to take similar responsibilities in Fargo, North Dakota. (4)
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Randylyon at 04:04, 7 February 2019

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	KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council.		KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council. (1)

	Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Allan\|Allan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.		Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Allan\|Allan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. Almost immediately he directed a survey of 30,000 Dubuque County residents to develop a statistical profile of the county's work force. (2) An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989. (3)

			Although Kramer remained in Dubuque only four years, his successes were many and involved Nordstrom, Bodine Electric, and [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]]. He left in 1991 to take similar responsibilities in Fargo, North Dakota. (4)

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	Pritchard, Ken, "Marketing is in Kramer's Blood," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 26, 1989, p. 11		1. Pritchard, Ken, "Marketing is in Kramer's Blood," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 26, 1989, p. 11

			2. Gallo, Matt, "Survey to Profile Work Force," ''Telegraph Herald,'' September 11, 1988, p. 5

			3. Pritchard

			4. "He Will be Missed," (editorial), ''Telegraph Herald'', October 30, 1991, p. 4

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Randylyon at 03:50, 7 February 2019

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	KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[~~GREATGER~~ DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council.		KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council.

	Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, ~~Alan~~\|~~Alan~~ THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.		Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Allan\|Allan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.

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Randylyon at 03:49, 7 February 2019

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	KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Executive Director, [[~~GREATER~~ DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. ~~In 1989~~ Kramer ~~completed his second year recruiting industry for~~ Dubuque ~~County~~. At the ~~time he had fifteen years experience working with economic development in Minnesota, Colorado and~~ Iowa. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.		KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Kramer attended Moorhead State University and completed a bachelor of arts degree in business administration at Winona State University, Winona, Minnesota in 1974. After fifteen years of working with chambers of commerce in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa, he became the Executive Director of the [[GREATGER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. He was a member of the Professional Developers of Iowa and the American Economic Development Council.

			Kramer came to Dubuque in 1988 leaving a position as the executive vice president of the Greater Fort Dodge (Iowa) Area Chamber of Commerce. He came recommended by [[THOMS, Alan\|Alan THOMS]], former director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.

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			Pritchard, Ken, "Marketing is in Kramer's Blood," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 26, 1989, p. 11

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	KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Executive Director, [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. In 1989 Kramer completed his second year recruiting industry for Dubuque County. At the time he had fifteen years experience working with economic development in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.		KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Executive Director, [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. In 1989 Kramer completed his second year recruiting industry for Dubuque County. At the time he had fifteen years experience working with economic development in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.

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KRAMER, John. (East Grand Forks, MN, Nov. 12, 1949- ). Executive Director, [[GREATER DUBUQUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION]]. In 1989 Kramer completed his second year recruiting industry for Dubuque County. At the time he had fifteen years experience working with economic development in Minnesota, Colorado and Iowa. An early success in Dubuque was attracting Trilog, Inc. to the community in 1989.