August 20th from 3 PM - 6 PM
Nominations remain open for Inspiring Leaders, a special editorial feature honoring the visionaries shaping the future of business and community. Selected leaders will be recognized for their leadership, innovation, and influence. Corp! Magazine will also celebrate the winners of the 11th Annual MVP Awards, recognizing Michigan’s most dynamic business leaders—innovators and changemakers driving growth across the state.
August 20th from 3 PM - 6 PM
Nominations remain open for Inspiring Leaders, a special editorial feature honoring the visionaries shaping the future of business and community. Selected leaders will be recognized for their leadership, innovation, and influence. Corp! Magazine will also celebrate the winners of the 11th Annual MVP Awards, recognizing Michigan’s most dynamic business leaders—innovators and changemakers driving growth across the state.
The school bond expertise that Moore Trosper provides to its education clients was the topic of this packed session, titled “…Bond Issue –Don’t Go it Alone.”
School administrators from throughout Michigan heard how Tony Hollow, a former school superintendent, partnered with Moore Trosper Construction Company to navigate the complex school bond process. Hollow was at the Fall Conference of the Michigan Association of School Administrators, Traverse City.
The school bond expertise that Moore Trosper provides to its education clients was the topic of this packed session, titled “…Bond Issue –Don’t Go it Alone.”
The Greater-Lansing-area-based construction manager has worked for more than 50 K-12 and higher education clients. This pre-engineered gym and auditorium addition built by Moore Trosper serves students in East Jackson Public Schools.
One of Moore Trosper’s current projects is $3.5 million classroom addition at the Joseph K. Lumsden Bahweting Anishnabe School, Sault Ste. Marie. The 17,000-square-foot-plus building is attached to the middle school gymnasium, also built by Moore Trosper, and will connect to the school’s main K-8 facility via a hallway.