Sue Voyles

During her 25-plus year career, Susan Voyles has acted in many capacities as a writer, editor, communications professional and entrepreneur across many industries and nonprofits. She has been writing for Corp! since 2006. Susan has a master's degree in journalism from Michigan State University, as well as numerous honors and awards.

Edward Deeb Remembered as Community Champion

Edward Deeb, an active Detroit area community leader and problem solver for more than 65 years, passed away in his home on September 2, 2025 at the age of 89.

U-Haul partners with Westland’s Pro Center

U-Haul Company of Michigan has announced that Pro Center has signed on as a U-Haul® neighborhood dealer to serve the Westland community. Pro Center at 5759 N. Newburgh Road will offer U-Haul trucks. U-Haul Truck Share 24/7® is revolutionizing the moving industry through its more convenient, more secure way to pick up and return a truck. Since 2017, U-Haul Live Verify℠ technology has allowed customers to conduct transactions entirely on their smartphones...

UD-Mercy professor part of team that identified new dinosaur

University of Detroit Mercy’s Nizar Ibrahim was part of an international team of scientists, led by Baylor University’s Megan Jacobs and including researchers from England and Morocco, that identified three new species of toothed pterosaurs. The pterosaurs were part of an ancient river ecosystem in Africa that was full of life, including fish, crocs, turtles and several predatory dinosaurs. The new fossils, published in...

Remote work stretches technology to new levels

With so many employees working from home due to COVID-19 and states' stay-at-home orders, companies are finding that they need to enhance, improve or even add technology to their portfolio to make remote work as seamless as possible (having children home from school aside). From Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to videoconferencing services, companies around the country are ramping up technology to continue business operations. A VPN allows...

Hotel industry takes hit amid COVID-19 crisis

Businesses in the hospitality and travel sectors have taken a big hit during the coronavirus pandemic.

Somerset Collection closes, will work with Detroit Rescue mission

In keeping with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's mandate and in conjunction with its retail partners, Somerset Mall closed its doors Wednesday in a move expected to last through at least March 27.

Trump issues virus guidelines including no gatherings of 10 or more

President Donald Trump Monday called the coronavirus "an invisible enemy," and issued 15-day guidelines for all Americans to follow.

Expert: Leaders shut workplace drama down in its tracks

While workplace drama happens in most companies, one expert says the best way to curb it is to stop it in its tracks.

Mt. Clemens native supports maritime security

Petty Officer 2nd Class Kevin MacFarland is a yeoman who is responsible for completing administrative paperwork and making sailors' lives easier. He is now one of the sailors supporting littoral combat ships in San Diego. “My favorite part about my job is coming to work and being a part of a growing community,” said MacFarland. MacFarland is a 2009 De Salle Collegiate High School graduate...