Calling all women! Kemna wants to make finding and maintaining your dream car enjoyable, fun and efficient. Meet some of the women who keep Kemna running smoothly and be sure to visit this page often for information about special events and deals on vehicles, accessories and maintenance.

• Kristina Schiltz is Recipient of Joe Kemna Scholarship!
  
  
  
• Kristina and Carey
  Carey Kemna presents Kristina with Joe Kemna Scholarship
  
  
  
• The Denali Girls
  Hi Ken, Let us understand this, you are in sunny Florida and we are all back in Iowa working to pay for all these awesome vehicles. How do you like our reverse Oreo cookie cars and then the one with the cherry on top! And of course the best one of them all "the Denali girls" shot. Mary and John Pat and Mike Cher and Tim
  
  
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• Joann Hildman, Administrative Assistant
  Kemna GM Center
  515-295-2406
  Kemna Administrative Assistant, Joann Hildman, honored with Congeniality award by Algona Chamber Ambassadors. Fresh baked cookies, gourmet coffee and a winning smile greet every customer when they enter the Algona showroom. Joann Hildman is the first person customers interact with upon visiting the General Motors dealership and she creates a pleasant lasting impression to all. Joann was recently honored by the Algona Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors for her friendly professional manner. Joann has been employed by Kemna for five years and is a long-time Algona resident.
  
  
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• Vera Hartman Internet Director
  800-817-1384 vera@kemna.com
  
  
  
• After residing on the east coast most of our lives, my husband, Howard and I relocated to Colorado. This meant leaving our two daughters, whom we miss very much. We spent seven great years in Colorado before coming to Iowa to join the Kemna group. We are both very excited about our new adventure and look forward to many new friends and much success within the Kemna organization. Please call anytime with questions or suggestions
  
  
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• Yellow ribbons and “We Support Our Troops” signs line the streets of small towns all over the country, Algona, Iowa, is no exception. Community members bring packages to Kemna’s a General Motors dealership, to send to troops overseas. Serving as the drop off site, Kemna pays postage for all packages. Since the inception of Operation Kemna Cares on May 4, 2003, the women of Kemna have packaged, labeled and sent thousands of packages to service men and women from Algona and Fort Dodge, Iowa, units. Kemna’s marketing director Pamela Ridner coordinates the promotion. “ I send between four to five truckloads a week,” Pamela says. “I am very proud of Kemna’s and the employees for spending thousands of dollars to date on this endeavor.” The community offers non-failing support by matching monetary contributions. Pamela says, “The support comes from firefighters giving up their on-call pay to donate to the fund , elementary students through community cars, civic groups including the Lions and Rotary clubs.” Kemna received recognition for their ongoing promotion during the state Army National Guard Freedom Salute Ceremony in 2006. Adjutant General MG Ronald Dardis presented them with a bronze eagle award and silver dollar commemorative for excellence.