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Intriguing Job Offer Brings Inforum CEO Back to Michigan

Inforum Michigan President Donna Murray-Brown had no real plans to return to Michigan. Then she saw the job opportunity that brought her back.

Women Making (Slow) Progress Up the C-Suite Ladder

An Inforum report shows that, while women are making inroads into company C-Suites, challenges to that progress persist.

Whitmer Announces Epkey as Acting MDHHS Director

LANSING — Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Amy Epkey will serve as acting director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.    “Amy Epkey brings decades...

Corporate Training Firm Built From the Bottom Up

After launching Innovative Learning Group from her basement with just five employees, Lisa Toenniges has built it into a nationally recognized company.

Strategic AI Use, With Guardrails, Necessary For Recruiter Success

Is AI use in talent acquisition a tool or a resource? Experts weigh in.

Telling Business Stories Starts With Telling Your Own

A communications expert talks about the best ways to tell a client's story.

Labor Department Eyes Restoring Regulations on Joint Employment

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division announced the publication of a technical amendment to restore the applicable regulations governing the exemption of...

U.S. Adds 115,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Holds

The U.S. job market had an unexpectedly solid month in April. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. economy added 115,000 jobs last...

AWAF Marks 30 Years Supporting Automotive Women

Three decades in, the Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation is still shepherding women into the auto industry.

The Unity Collaborative Appoints Kenneth Mathies Executive VP, COO

The Unity Collaborative announced the appointment of Kenneth Mathies as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

U.S. Labor Market Opens ’26 in a Stable Place

The American labor market is starting the new year in a stable place, but moving at a slower pace.

Experts Say Verbal, Body Language Key to Safe Workplace

Experts believe the words you say and the body language you use help make civil workplaces.

Metro Detroit, State Businesses Pick Up Best and Brightest, Wellness Honors

The state's top businesses and wellness-focused companies were honored at the annual Best of MichBusiness awards ceremony.

Experts: Civility, Inclusion Pillars of a Successful Workplace

Civility can be a legal issue, but it also breeds inclusion and belonging, which bolster productivity, employee performance, experts say.

Dealing With AI Issues Creates Shift in Workplace Culture, Operations

A study shows AI-specific job postings has risen 15,625% over three years as AI has either gushed or seeped into the workplace, depending on the industry.

New Business Survey Reveals That, Amid AI Disruption, Too Few Employees Have Career Plans

A new survey shows that, many workers are "on their own" when you're talking about career development.

Mike Fitzsimmons to Succeed Kevin Legel as Ford Labor VP

Kevin Legel, Vice President, Labor Affairs, is retiring after a 32-year career at Ford Michael S. Fitzsimmons will join Ford Motor Company, effective Oct. 20...

Event Honors State’s Most Valuable Professionals, Entrepreneurs and Young Leaders

Corp! Magazine honored Michigan's Most Valuable Professionals, Entrepreneurs and Young Professionals at its annual event.

Survey Shows the Reason Employees Accept a New Job Isn’t Why They Would Stay

A new survey shows bosses might be disconnected from their workers, and it could end up being costly.

Best and Brightest Companies Honored at Chicago Event

Dozens of Chicagoland's Best and Brightest Companies were honored for their success at a ceremony at the Marriott Oak Brook.

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