Robert S. Mareburger

Engages in refining, transporting and marketing of transportation fuels, lubricants and petrochemicals products

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Green County is a community-based mentoring organization that supports children and teens aged 5 to 18 who face adversity, including poverty, single-parent homes, or parental incarceration. The private company is based in Monroe, WI. The organization creates one-to-one matches between adult volunteers and children through screening processes that include background checks, interviews, and training to ensure child safety. Its core programs include community-based mentoring, school-based mentoring, and the lunch buddies program, which are designed to foster positive relationships that promote confidence, academic success, avoidance of risky behaviors, and social development. The organization engages the community through fundraising and awareness events such as the "Bowl for Kids’ Sake" bowling fundraiser, the "Tour de Cheese" bike ride, and the "Celebrating Success" dinner event, providing opportunities for participation, sponsorship, and donations. It emphasizes ongoing support for matches and encourages community involvement through volunteering, donating, and enrolling children in its programs, partnering with local entities and operating from the Family YMCA.

Provides social services

Operates a trade organization that advocates regulatory and legislative positions of importance to the natural gas pipeline industry

Provides strategy, consulting, technology and operations services