FOX CITIES, Wis. (March 20, 2025) – PULSE Young Professionals Network, a program of the Fox Cities Chamber, will again host their popular CEO Breakfast on Tuesday, May 6 from 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. at the Fox Club at Fox Cities Stadium.
A moderated panel of C-suite executives from across the region will answer questions that offer further insight and advice on career and leadership skills, to help participants take charge of their future.
The panel includes:
- Shannon Alberts, Owner & President, Security-Luebke Roofing, Inc.
Hired in 2001, Alberts was initially an installer at Security Luebke Roofing but quickly grew into an estimator and project manager for their full line of residential products. Originally from the Green Bay area, he is a graduate of West DePere High School and UWGB. Alberts has since moved to Appleton where he enjoys spending time with his wife, Kristy, his 4 adult children, traveling, golfing and focusing on developing leadership and culture at Security Luebke Roofing.
He became an owner of Security Luebke Roofing in 2013 and President in 2017. In ten years, Alberts and his team have 15X the company’s revenue and grown Security-Luebke Roofing to the most recognized roofing contractor in Northeast Wisconsin. He has served as the President of Wisconsin’s Roofing Contractors Association, served on Owens Corning’s Platinum Advisory Board and always enjoys discussing all elements of business on various panels, boards and at seminars.
- Chris Drees, President & CEO, Menasha Corporation
Drees was named President and Chief Executive Officer of Menasha Corporation and elected to its Board of Directors in 2023. As one of America’s oldest privately held, family-owned manufacturing companies, Menasha was named Wisconsin’s 2024 Mega Manufacturer of the Year under Drees’ leadership. Before his time at Menasha Corporation, Drees was the president of Mercury Marine, a major global manufacturer based in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and the largest division of Brunswick Corporation. As a young professional, he developed his skills and advanced his career, taking on more responsibilities over the course of his 24-year career at Mercury Marine, ultimately rising to the position of President.
Drees is dedicated to preparing for the future with a strong focus on people. He firmly believes that empowering individuals and fostering a team-oriented environment through continuous improvement is the key to success. Currently, he is driving the elevation and growth of a Young Professionals group at Menasha Corporation, providing them with more opportunities within the company and helping them find their voice in shaping the company’s future.
- Sandy Fragale, CEO, Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists (OSMS)
A Green Bay native, Fragale began her career at KPMG in Milwaukee and eventually moved back to the Green Bay area to work at Schenck & Associates. In 2001, she made the move to OSMS. Under her leadership, OSMS has grown from 16 employees and five physicians with one clinic in Green Bay, WI, to over 340 team members and 37 physicians and clinics in Green Bay, Neenah, Oshkosh, and Marinette. Fragale credits her success to the belief that the culture in any organization is what will make it successful. She believes that helping foster a positive culture at OSMS is the single most important thing she does.
Fragale also believes in giving back. She’s been part of numerous boards and organizations including the YWCA, The Arthritis Foundation, and Big Brothers Big Sisters. For nearly 12 years, she has volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Green Bay. In that time, Fragale and her husband Scott have been a big couple for two “littles.” She says spending time with her current “little,” is the favorite part of her week.
- Patti Habeck, President & CEO, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
As Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin President and CEO, Habeck leads the largest hunger-relief organization in the state. With a footprint of 35 counties, she supports a network of nearly 400 food pantries, meal programs, and hunger-relief organizations. To achieve the Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin mission to solve hunger, Habeck uses innovation, collaboration, partnerships, and determination to address one of the most complex and dynamic concerns facing the community.
Habeck served as an executive board member of FaB Wisconsin, the statewide food and beverage industry cluster organization. She currently serves as a board member for Feeding Wisconsin, the state association of Feeding America food banks, and as a council member at the University of Green Bay Council of Trustees. She received the Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2024 Women of Influence award, the 2024 Wisconsin Titan 100 award, the 2025 Wisconsin Titan 100 Award, and Northwestern Mutual Leadership Award at the Donald Driver Foundation’s 2019 Driven to Achieve event. She also received the ATHENA Leadership Award from the Fox Cities Chamber Pinnacle Awards ceremony.
Cost $40 for Fox Cities Chamber and PULSE members; $55 for non-members. Tables of eight, and sponsorship opportunities are also available. To learn more about our CEO’s, or to register for the event visit: https://members.foxcc.net/chamber-events/Details/2025-pulse-ceo-breakfast-1232579?sourceTypeId=Website.
