Chris Holman welcomes back Andria Romkema, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications, The Right Place, Grand Rapids, MI.
Michigan Should Treat Direct Care Workers as a Distinct Health Care Profession
Significant attention has been paid to shortages among various health care professions, including recent efforts to highlight potential nursing and primary care shortages.
Friends and Partners of Invest Detroit,
By now, I’m sure many of you have heard about the Corporate Transparency Act and the new federal requirements enforced thereunder. If you are not familiar with the requirements, or if you are one of our clients, please read below for more information about how this may impact you.
(FLINT, Mich., Nov. 14, 2024) With the holiday shopping season fast approaching – and already underway for some – the Flint & Genesee Chamber is encouraging residents to support local by choosing gifts from area businesses. To make shopping easier, the Chamber gathered gift ideas from its members and created the third annual “Flint & Genesee Chamber Favorite Things” list.
High-Tech Companies Find Their Home in Michigan
Michigan's manufacturing expertise is attracting semiconductor and tech leaders, with recent investments from KLA Corporation and Indie Semiconductor highlighting the state's appeal.
Chris Holman welcomes back Andria Romkema, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications, The Right Place, Grand Rapids, MI.
The redevelopment projects in Cheboygan, Lowell, Petoskey, Spring Lake, and Zeeland will transform vacant and underutilized property to add housing and build vibrancy throughout the state
Topline +0.2%, Core +0.3%
- Core CPI, less Food & Energy, rose 0.3% in October 2024, its third consecutive monthly gain at that pace
- Topline CPI rose by 0.2% in October 2024 in seasonally-adjusted terms, up marginally from September
LANSING, Mich. — Launch Michigan, a nonprofit dedicated to reinventing Michigan’s public education system, today announced updates to its Grants Clock, a new tool designed to provide transparency regarding the public school grant distribution process and hold the state accountable for the efficient distribution of funds for classrooms.
$50,000 goal to win matching grant through MEDC’s Public Spaces Community Places initiative
LANSING, Mich. – The Giving Trees Park is a placemaking project in the Southwest-most part of the Core City neighborhood in Detroit that is focused on creatively addressing food-access/green space insecurities in the community by repurposing vacant lots into community hubs that host fruit trees, shade trees, green gathering spaces, and community resources.
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