Co-op Connection

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Co-op Connection 2013: A Celebration of Cooperatives and Community
Hosted by Summit Credit Union

Co-op Connection

Saturday, October 5
8:30 am – 1 pm

Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd - Madison

Free and open to the public!

Enjoy family activities, live entertainment including Pat McCurdy and children's entertainer David Landau, prize drawings, free product samples and complimentary snacks.

Meet the co-ops, hear their stories and learn why they're special!

 

We invite you to join us for the 3rd annual Co-op Connection hosted by Summit Credit Union, an event to celebrate cooperatives and all that we contribute to our communities and the local economy.

The Purpose of the Co-op Connection:

  • Create positive publicity, awareness and visibility for the co-op movement
  • Celebrate the positive impact co-ops have had on our community
  • Create networking opportunities to strengthen the co-op community
Benefits to Co-op Participants/Sponsors:
  • Publicity for your co-op
  • Listing in the printed program on the day of the event
  • Ability to provide sample products to encourage future sales
  • Ability to sell products at your booth
  • Networking opportunities with other co-ops
  • Developing your social connection with the community through booth interactions

Register to be a part of the 3rd Annual Coop Connection today!

Download the Participation/Sponsorship Registration Form

View this video for guidance and tips to create a memorable experience at your booth.

Plan to attend the 3rd Annual Co-op Connection to celebrate cooperatives and all that we contribute to our communities. Area cooperatives and cooperative enthusiasts host interactive booths to share stories and educate members, employees, and the public on what we do and why it’s important to our community and the local economy. Enjoy live entertainment, kids’ activities, prize drawings and free food samples, too! Watch for details on this site as we get closer to the event!

Cooperatives are governed by seven principles:

  1. Voluntary and open membership
  2. Democratic member control
  3. Member economic participation
  4. Autonomy and independence
  5. Education, training and information
  6. Cooperation among cooperatives
  7. Concern for community

Cooperatives can be found in nearly every sector of the economy, including financial, health care, utilities, telecommunications, insurance, agriculture and consumer goods and services. Cooperatives allow consumers to be directly involved and to support local businesses that strengthen their communities.