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Corp! will again recognize the recipients of the 2010 Michigan's Going Green Awards presented to companies and individuals who have demonstrated exemplary efforts in eco-friendly initiatives including air quality, green building/business practices and environmental stewardship. Businesses are stepping up to confront environmental problems and are working together to create more sustainable business practices.   Enjoy networking, a breakfast buffet, and a panel discussion.  Michigan is on the cutting edge of many Green industry initiatives. Our panel will share their insights on economic success, best practices and explore the economic trends of the Green industry. Click here to Nominate by November 6,...

- Walsh College's Business Leadership Institute hosted a Family Business Breakfast on Oct. 30, 2008 at its Troy Campus.

- Even in tough times and the threat of even tougher days ahead, one thing is clear. It's the people who work in an organization that stand out when evaluating the performance and success of a great company.

- I'm really glad this historic political campaign is over. Never thought it would be.

- With 99 percent of Michigan's vote counted and 6.7 percent more Michiganders having voted for President-elect Barack Obama than voted for John Kerry in 2004, Corp! wanted to know how the results of the election may affect Michigan business.

- Camera phones are increasingly becoming the picture-taking device of choice. According to a recently published study, about 1 in 5 consumers already use a camera phone as their primary camera. This trend is likely to grow along with improvements in camera phone picture quality.

- Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has launched a new membership initiative connecting young community members with art and nature.

- Michael Semanco, president and COO of Hennessey Capital, is a native Detroiter with a master's in finance from Walsh College and was named its Distinguished Alumnus of the year in 2006. He serves on the finance committee for Automation Alley and on several nonprofit boards.

- For about a hundred years Grand Rapids was the Furniture Capitol of The World. From the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s names such as Baker, Widdicomb, Sligh and Kindel were found in the best homes in America engraved or on little brass plaques inside drawers or behind bedsteads and cupboards or sewn under cushions.

- Since 1986 our retained executive search firm has located, recruited and integrated leaders into companies across the globe.

- Employers express excitement about the young adults that are arriving in the workplace. They bring exuberance and energy that suffuses the organization where older workers may be tired and jaded.

- For those of you who may not be aware, Joe is a plumber in Toledo, Ohio.

- If you feel that your boss is kind, chances are you look forward to going to work every day, you're more likely to put in a little extra effort, and you might even delay that search for a new job.

- The attentive crowd of business people from across Michigan who attended the Business and Legislative Forum, presented by the Michigan Business and Professional Association in early October, were treated to remarks by Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, Detroit mayoral primary candidate and businessman Dave Bing and a lively discussion of the Michigan Business Tax.

October 16, 2008 - Differences. While it may be human nature to focus on what makes us distinctive, the reality is there are those traits that bind us together as a community.

- The magic of today's technology spoils us with cell phones, GPS systems, wireless Internet access, computers and countless other toys and gadgets.

- Tom Wilson, CEO of Palace Sports & Entertainment, isn't someone who's afraid of change. Rather, it's something he welcomes as he and his staff look at the business with a fresh perspective every year.

- People from across the country consider the Detroit area and all of Michigan the "Melting Pot" of the United States.

- I was at a community event recently and decided it might be fun to do my own unprofessional independent study on how business is doing given the state of the economy.

- What is a thief? That word instantly conjures up an image of somebody breaking into an office or home, and then stealing something of value.  

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