- DRC is a private, non-profit corporation
- DRC was created in 1989 through the merger of the former Downtown Racine Development Corporation and the Downtown Association
- DRC offers a variety of services to meet the needs of its members and address the issues that advance Downtown development
- DRC has played a lead role in planning harbor, marina, retail and housing development
- DRC members include corporate sponsors, business professionals and industry members as well as individuals and families
DRC is a comprehensive, incremental Downtown revitalization program with areas of activities and programs including retail and special events, design and business development services as well as creating a partnership culture among stakeholder organizations.
Mission Statement
Downtown Racine Corporation is the Voice of Downtown Racine, facilitating, coordinating and catalyzing efforts to enhance the image and functionality of Downtown, attracting new businesses, residents and visitors.
Vision Statement
Downtown Racine will be one of the Midwest's most unique and vibrant lakefront community centers, welcoming a diverse population of residents and visitors for daily experiences that span the spectrum from the arts to outdoor recreation.
Downtown Racine Corporation Board of Directors
- Chairman: Eric Peterson,
- Landmark Title of Racine
- Immediate Past Chairman: John Busey, II,
- Robert W. Baird & Company
- Vice Chairman: Lori Castor
- CNH Global
- Treasurer: Vicki Kiefer
- Johnson Financial Group
- Secretary: John Kmosena
Chris Sklba, Art Metals Studio
Caleb Robinson, Top Dog Hotdogs
Bradley Cuttress, Upurea
Donna Mueller, The Journal Times
Greg Anderegg, SC Johnson - A Family Company
Mark O'Neill, O'Neill Law Firm
Cherri Cape, Moxie Child Children's Boutique
Jeff Shawhan, Elements Gallery
Patrick O'Brien
Dave Foster, Design Partners
David Kamm
Mayor John Dickert
County Executive William McReynolds
Alderman Jeff Coe
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