Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his thirty-first episode, Tony has a three-segment catch-up conversation about the Michigan Governor's race in its final month, and some concerning big spending occurring around Michigan and how that happens.
He welcomes back James David Dickson Managing Editor of Michigan Capitol Confidential.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To wrap up his thirtieth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about the Battle Creek Area Chamber of Commerce and educational issues in Michigan.
He welcomes Kara E. Beer, President of the Battle Creek Area Chamber of Commerce since 2011.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his thirtieth episode, Tony has a three-segment catch-up conversation about recent continued hikes in gas prices at the pump, They had gone down below $4 per gallon in Michigan, but are now back up, WHY?
He welcomes back Patrick De Haan, who started with GasBuddy in 2009.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To wrap up his twenty-ninth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about workforce development, career opportunities, the talent gap, optimism, along with how the media deals with all of it.
He welcomes Bo Garcia, Dean of the Community Education and Workforce Development Division at Lansing Community College. He manages Corporate Training, Small Business Development, Community Education, Continuing Education, and Extension Centers.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his twenty-ninth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about several different careers for Rick Snyder who has spanned sectors including computers, venture capital, politics, and now cybersecurity, along with how the media deals with all of it.
He welcomes Rick Snyder, a business executive, venture capitalist, attorney, accountant, and politician who served as the 48th governor of Michigan from 2011 to 2019.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To wrap up his twenty-eighth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about Pickleball, the game, the sport, the growth of participation, expansion into leagues, and where this is all leading, along with how the media deals with all of it.
He welcomes Stacie Townsend a former student-athlete that has evolved into an attorney-entrepreneur-advocate-author-coach-athlete.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his twenty-eighth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about congress, the FBI, security, Michigan politics, and how the media deals with all of it.
He welcomes Mike Rogers, a former member of Congress representing Michigan’s Eighth Congressional District, an officer in the U.S. Army, and FBI special agent.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To wrap up his twenty-seventh episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about news, policy, political leanings, and media bias.
He welcomes back James David Dickson, the managing editor of Michigan Capitol Confidential, a daily news site of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his twenty-seventh episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about airlines, fuel prices, pilot shortages, flight delays, and how the media is dealing with airline stories.
He welcomes back Nicole Noll-Williams is the President and CEO of the Capital Region Airport Authority, operating the Capital Region International Airport and Mason Jewett Field.
Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show host for Michigan Business Network. To wrap up his twenty-sixth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about the efforts of former Michigan Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley especially as president and CEO for the Small Business Association of Michigan.
He welcomes Brian Calley, who is a collaborative leader who combines the skills from an accomplished private sector career with a heart for public service and a record of getting things done.
