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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.
Moderator Alicia Wilson (left) led a panel discussion on leading through change featuring Rhonda Benn, Jody Jankovsky, Christina Moses and Jessica Schaefer, at the Chicago Best and Brightest event at the Marriott Oak Brook.

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.

Target Picks Insider as Its Next CEO

MINNEAPOLIS (PRNewswire) — Target Corporation announced the company's Board of Directors has unanimously elected Michael Fiddelke, chief operating officer, to succeed Brian Cornell as chief executive officer and become...

Gender Gap Still a Wide One Among Business Executive Roles

Studies show the world has made progress in terms of the gender gap in business. but equality is still years away.

As ICE Activity Increases, Businesses Should Have a Plan for Handling Raids

With immigration enforcement activity on the rise, experts say business leaders should establish a plan in the event of an ICE raid.

Williams Joins Clark Hill from Detroit Chamber

Clark Hill Public Strategies, the government affairs affiliate of international law firm Clark Hill PLC, has announced that veteran lobbyist Brad Williams has joined the organization. Williams,...

Women Veterans An Underrated Talent Pipeline

Businesses searching for talent often overlook a valuable talent pipeline: Women veterans.

Top Business Leaders Honored as Best and Brightest

West Michigan's top business leaders were on hand to be honored as the Best and Brightest companies in the region, and to offer advice on how to reach that level of success.

DTE Board Taps Harris to Replace Norcia as CEO

The DTE board named Joi Harris to become CEO, replacing Jerry Norcia, who was elected executive chairman of the board.

‘Highly Engaged Team’ Key to OxBlue’s Success

A successful onboarding process and keeping staffers 'highly engaged' has led to success for tech firm OxBlue.

Finding the Right Talent is Key to Business Growth

Executive says bringing on employees who properly fit the team's mission and have the talent to make it happen is a key component in business success.

GM Names Duncan Aldred President of North America Business

DETROIT - General Motors announced the promotion of Duncan Aldred to lead the company’s North America region. Aldred, who recently has been VP, commercial growth strategies...

U-M President Santa Ono Leaving to Lead University of Florida

Seven months after signing a lucrative extension to his original contract, University of Michigan President Santa Ono has announced he’s leaving to take a...

Priority Health Names Nick Gates as Interim President

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Priority Health, a nationally recognized health plan serving more than 1.3 million members, announced that Nick Gates, senior vice president...

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