The value of education is undeniable. The value of having great leadership in the most influential positions is vital to the effectiveness of our system and the future of our state. Wendy Roper is the Executive Director of the Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals, MASSP.
Edward Woods III, Director of Learning and Leadership Services at MSAE, speaks with CMP Prep Course facilitators, Aaron Wolowiec, MSA, CAE, CMP, CTA, with Event Garde, LLC; Katie Dudek, CMP, Michigan Association of CPAs; and Nate Melvin, CMP, CTA, Discover Kalamazoo; about MSAE’s past winter CMP Prep Course.
MSAE's CAE Summit engaged participants in the concept of design thinking to transform their organization and inspire innovation. In listening to this broadcast, you'll discover the importance of empathy in design thinking and why the annual CAE Summit is highly recommended by participants.
Ashley Rop, Chelsea Area Festivals and Events, and Chad Badgero, Michigan Council for Arts and & Cultural Affairs (MCACA), join Sue Bila. They will be discussing the MCACA "Youth Leaders" grant program. This grant is to support the young people in leadership in the arts.
The Arboriculture Society of Michigan (ASM) shares their reinvention in relevance over the past 20 months. Learn about who they are and what instigated their reinvention from Annie Kruise, CMP, Executive Director.
Hear the history, importance and value of Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE)’s Government Affairs Academy from Robert Fowler, President and CEO of the Small Business Association of Michigan; Eric Doster, Principal Attorney for Doster Law Offices; and Christine Nohner, Director of Government Affairs for the Michigan Academy of Family Physicians. Find out why MSAE’s next Government Affairs Academy on August 28 may be in your future or a date you refer to a colleague.
The Michigan Municipal League released their 2nd book “The Economics of Place: The Art of Building Great Communities” and Cheryl speaks with member and co-author, Dan Gilmartin, executive director at MML, about the idea of this project. They discuss the scan, plan, implementation and evaluation model and next steps to ensure Michigan is building great communities.
There is a significant move among the emerging generations that demands effectiveness both in the workplace, and impact in the community. This 'Double Bottom-line' is a powerful combination of competence in business and volunteerism in the community. Jamie Schriner-Hooper embodies this ideal completely. She leads the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan.
Bruce Aldrich, CAE, speaks with Nov Omana, President and CEO of Collective HR Solutions Incorporated. They discuss small businesses and the best way to handle HR, as well as the importance of people in any business. They discuss Omana’s thoughts on change management, performance reviews, and HR trends for 2015. Onboarding new employees is extremely important and Omana discusses steps to take in this process.
Tomas Hult speaks with Chuck Hadden, President and CEO, Michigan Manufacturers Association (MMA). They discuss the MMA, its core mission, what services MMA provides its members and companies in Michigan, as well as the outlook for Michigan’s manufacturing companies in the global marketplace. They also discuss road infrastructure for the State of Michigan.
