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Conflict Management in Your Family Business 

Ursula Scroggs -
Differing opinions on business operations can lead to misunderstandings and potentially cause long-term damage. The key is to balance family love and support with the focus on business growth and a harmonious work environment.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Trump Touts Auto Industry Plans, Tax Cuts

Brad Kadrich -
Former President Donald Trump talked about his plans for the auto industry and the economy during a speech at the Detroit Economic Club.
Business

Equity, Inclusion Take Center Stage at Corp! Magazine Diversity Conference

Brad Kadrich -
DE&I efforts and the idea of civiity in the workplace were the hot topics at Corp! Magazine's 17th annual Salute to Diversity Conference.
Business

Gilbert: Feds Could Help With Regional Transportation

Brad Kadrich -
Dan Gilbert, founder of Rocket Companies and the owner of the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers, recently talked about getting help from the federal government to establish regional transportation.
Business

Keeping on Top of Changes Key to Providing Workplace Security

Brad Kadrich -
With violence on the rise in the workplace and elsewhere, preparation is the key for company security forces.
Business

CEO’s Key to Success: Be Willing to Fail

Brad Kadrich -
Art Betancourt believes that, to be successful in business, a leader has to be willing to fail in order to learn.
Business

Equity Efforts a Key Component to Building a Business Brand

Brad Kadrich -
HR professionals say building a strong Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program is still a key way for businesses to expand their brand.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Experts Say AI Isn’t ‘Coming,’ It’s Already Here

Brad Kadrich -
AI is a "whole new sea we're treading in," experts say, and makes some employers a little bit nervous.
Business

Small-Town Lessons Learned Propel CEO to Success

Brad Kadrich -
Growing up in a small town, Chris Auwarter learned the kinds of lessons he used when he founded his own company.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Lessons Learned at the Dinner Table Will Serve Gardner White’s New CEO Well

Brad Kadrich -
Rachel Stewart learned a lot watching her parents run Gardner White. Now the furniture chain's new CEO, Stewart gets to apply what she's learned.
Automotive

Leadership, Culture Matter to Enterprise Executive

Brad Kadrich -
Jim Strack has built a career of leadership abilities he's now using to help shepherd Enterprise through a generational shift.
Business

Pay Equity, Advancement Still Workplace Challenges For Women

Brad Kadrich -
While things appear to be getting better, women are still facing some all-too-familiar equity challenges in the workplace.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Smithsonian American Women’s Museum Big Topic at Inforum Meeting

Brad Kadrich -
The founding director of the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum encouraged attendees at Inforum's annual meeting to tell their stories.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Women Leaders Offer Wide Range of Perspective on Business Issues

Brad Kadrich -
Women’s Thrive event features wide-ranging panel discussion on a variety of business issues.
Business

Teamwork, Collaboration Make Co-Leadership Model Work For Architecture Firm

Brad Kadrich -
Tania Van Herle talks about how well the co-CEO arrangement is working at her architecture firm, HED, in the latest CEO Thought Leadership discussion on LinkedIn Live.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

BCBSM Names Keith to Replace Retiring Loepp as CEO

Press Release -
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's board completed a six-month search and hired Tricia Keith to replace Dan Loepp as CEO.
Business

APACC Event Promotes East-West Supplier Diversity Connections

Brad Kadrich -
For two decades, the Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce has brought people in the supplier diversity space together in an effort to make connections.
Business

CEO Takes Engineering Firm From Basement to Global Success

Brad Kadrich -
Wilbur Milhouse started his engineering firm in the unfinished basement of his southwest Chicago home and, since 2001, has built it into a global success.
CEO & Executive Thought Leadership

Learning Patience Key to Success for Helping Hand Non-Profit

Brad Kadrich -
Bill Dwyer didn't have much experience working with people with disabilities before he got involved in the nonprofit world. His patience has paid off for Helping Hand.
Business

Partnership Touts Detroit ‘Momentum’ in Annual Report

Brad Kadrich -
With the NFL Draft and the Detroit Grand Prix on the horizon, the Downtown Detroit Partnership's annual report touted the city's economic momentum.
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