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Float ‘N’ Grill shows your barbecue skills straight on the lake
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Teamwork, staying agile key to this company’s long history
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Birmingham restaurant spotlights traditional dessert with a modern twist for Valentine’s Day
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The Community House honors local pillars of service and philanthropy at annual Bates Street...
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Metro Detroit attorney wins seat on International Diversity & Inclusion Committee
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Rehmann announces southeast Michigan promotions
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Ryan Hoyle joins Galaxe.Solutions as Senior Director
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Hiring alternatives to poaching: Creative ways hiring managers are finding talent
IT staffing is like a game of hide-and-seek, experts say. You truly need to know where to look.
NABR announces ‘Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in the Nation’
The National Association for Business Resources (NABR) has named the Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in the Nation for 2018 and the competition for selection was tight: just 512 companies were selected from 2,400 nominations received.
Tea with an executive and other creative ways to include the C-suite in worker...
In an industry where turnover is high, one organization has found a way to bring workers and C-suite folks together.
Let them eat cake—and other great orientation practices
When it comes to employee orientation, Chicago-area information-technology consulting firm MotherG says the answer is simple: Let them eat cake.
Q&A: How to bring new, happy employees on board
One company believes onboarding a new hire is a key moment in that person’s life, both personally and professionally. And they work hard to make sure that experience is a good one.
Detroit native stars in Toyota Super Bowl ad
Toyota returns to the 2019 Super Bowl with a spotlight on two game-changers - the all-new 2019 RAV4 Hybrid and powerhouse female football player Antoinette “Toni” Harris, a native Detroiter and 2014 graduate of...
Detroit’s cultural institutions come together to hear proposals for plaza, community spaces
All eyes from the architecture world were on Detroit recently when three groups tasked with the assignment to create a “cultural campus” focused around the Detroit Institute of Arts came together at the art...
IP Law Firm Brooks Kushman announces new Executive Committee
Brooks Kushman, a nationally ranked intellectual property law firm, is proud to announce the transition to a newly appointed Executive Committee to serve as the firm’s governing leadership. Mark Cantor will continue his role...
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