Connecting People With The Local Economy

CEDARBURG, Wis. - Dec. 13, 2019 - PRLog -- PartsBadger, a provider of CNC manufactured parts, found its home late 2018 in Cedarburg, WI - a city population of around 11.5k - with the purchase of a 15,000 sq ft facility on Commerce Court. A look at Cedarburg from the Chamber of Commerce website, "Located just 20 miles north of Milwaukee and situated on the beautiful Cedar Creek, Cedarburg is the perfect blend of old and new. Consistently ranked as a favorite small-town getaway, visitors are charmed by the delightful mix of unique shops, gracious inns, cozy cafes, art galleries and museums, many nestled inside meticulously maintained historic buildings, and all within walking distance of one another."

After moving all operations into Cedarburg in January of 2019, Roy Dietsch, CEO, initiated the support of local businesses right away. He kicked off with finding locally owned and operated flavors to support daily catered lunches. This local taste gives employees an accessible way to try the different cuisine and, in turn, empower them to become patrons and promote those establishments. Places like Jim's Grill, Armon's Catering, and Spring Garden are among the employees' top picks.

In addition to the daily catered lunches, PartsBadger offers its employees a perk program called PB Perks. This program offers discounts at local companies for their goods and services.The program consists of discounts for Food & Drink, Personal Care, Car Care, Custom Stationary. A haircut, massage, cuisine, and craft beer are just some of the items on this menu.

PartsBadger continues to grow the support of local businesses and is always on the lookout to add to the possibilities.

About PartsBadger

PartsBadger offers a revolutionary change to the way people and businesses source their custom parts. PartsBadger is an online machine shop offering custom CNC parts for entrepreneurs, engineers, product designers, manufacturers, and makers. Instant 24/7 quotes and our aggressively low pricing removes the barriers to innovation faced by the dreamers and doers who need machined parts. Visit the website to learn more at parts-badger.com.