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State green-lights Credit Union Trust
The State of Michigan has given the go-ahead for "special purpose bank" as Credit Union Trust opens in Farmington Hills.
The Right Place, Inc. honored as one of top 20 economic development organizations in...
West Michigan economic development organization The Right Place, Inc. has been honored with a 2019 Mac Conway Award for Excellence in Economic Development by Site Selection Magazine. The award recognizes top local and regional...
Lambert teams with HarperCollins Publishers to donate gifts to Flint Schools
Lambert & Co., Michigan’s top-ranked public relations firm and a top-50 PR firm nationally, recently partnered with long-time client HarperCollins Publishers to donate 5,000 early-reader books to students at Detroit Public Schools, Flint Community...
Honorees at ‘West Michigan’s Best and Brightest Companies To Work For’ event ‘Wake up...
When honorees at the West Michigan's Best and Brightest Companies to Work For gathered, it was with a sense of anticipation and excitement.
Fit Farm builds on concept of intensive focus for physical transformation
Making health and wellness a part of your workplace culture gives people a reason to work for your business.
Bringing caring strategies to life is what makes this woman-owned firm shine
Health and wellness are hardly new terms or ideas within the workplace. But times do change.
Former lawyer now helps create a motivated, healthy, engaged culture for organizations worldwide
How one leader's breakdown became a breakthrough in employee wellness.
Wellness firm takes an individualized approach
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Street Law Stand Down helps Lansing area homeless
On May 11, WMU-Cooley Law School and Lansing-based Cardboard Prophets joined together for the second “Street Law Stand Down” in Lansing’s Reutter Park. In addition to legal services, governmental and social agencies were on...
LAFCU credit union’s RVP honored for commitment to grassroots engagement
Mike Loucks received Michigan Credit Union League’s professional activist award for his commitment to grassroots and political engagement. LAFCU CEO Pat Spyke said, “This honor reflects Mike’s depth and breadth of advocacy with lawmakers...
Bowlapalooza event raises funds for TrueNorth Community Services TrueMentors Program
More than $15k was raised by 117 bowlers for TrueNorth Community Services TrueMentors program at its three day Bowlapalooza event in April. TrueMentors pairs adults and kids in a one-to-one mentoring relationship to help...
New institute hopes to help people, businesses go from surviving to thriving
Megan Gunnell has the same challenges as any working woman, mother and business owner: She has a lot on her plate and she wants to do everything perfectly.
Here’s how Gunnell differs: She knows that...
Michigan native earns EY Entrepreneur of Year nod
Vicksburg native Chris Moore, who founded a successful technology company in Seattle has been named a finalist for EY’s “Entrepreneur of the Year” Pacific Northwest Region award. Moore is also the developer of the...
TrueNorth Community Services Honors Youth Artists with Scholarships and Awards
415 7th through 12th grade Newaygo County students participated in the 47th TrueNorth Art Scholarship contest, held in April. TrueNorth awarded the top 15 students with $100 scholarships, and bestowed special honors to more...
In effort to crack global market, wineries look to China
Wineries trying to crack the global marketplace see China as a potential destination market.
How state’s airports are responding to boom in business travel
State’s airports are taking steps to make business travel easier than ever.
Troy native supports critical Navy mission in the Middle East
Erinn Chang, a Troy, MI native and Avondale High School graduate, is a surface warfare officer at U.S. 5th Fleet, headquartered in Manama, Bahrain.
“We all put in long hours and we have a very...
Michigan experts say businesses, farmers hurt in China trade wars
Experts are saying the trade war with China is having an impact on Michigan goods, particularly auto parts and soybeans.
In a world where mobility is changing, auto dealers have their eye on ways...
Dealers (and their advisors) are keeping a close eye on current trends while preparing for the future.
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