By: Afrkah Cooper It seemed to happen overnight. D’ante Whitney, a 13-year old from Detroit, woke up with a deep voice – a really deep voice – and he knew he was destined for a career in radio. Throughout high …
Continue ReadingBy: Afrkah Cooper It seemed to happen overnight. D’ante Whitney, a 13-year old from Detroit, woke up with a deep voice – a really deep voice – and he knew he was destined for a career in radio. Throughout high …
Continue ReadingFoster Swift Labor & Employment attorney, Frank T. Mamat, was recently re-elected as Chairman of the Education Foundation for the American Society of Employers (ASE), a position he has held since 2006. In addition, Frank has also been accepted as …
Continue ReadingThe American Society of Employers (ASE), one of the nation’s oldest and largest employer associations, released the organization’s 2018 Starting Salaries for Co-op Students and Recent College Graduates Survey today. The annual survey provides a comprehensive look at the current …
Continue ReadingFor the 16th consecutive year, Rehmann is honored to be recognized as one of West Michigan’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For®. The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® competition identifies and honors organizations that display a commitment …
Continue ReadingStudies say the act of gratitude opens up our thinking, breeds positive emotion, increases our well-being and even leads to greater success. OCC students and their scholarship donors can attest to these effects following a standing-room only event at the …
Continue ReadingBrooks Kushman is pleased to announce that the firm has been ranked by IP Watchdog as the 28th Top Patent Firm for 2017 based on utility patent filings. Each year, IP Watchdog releases a listing of top patent law firms …
Continue ReadingGov. Rick Snyder was joined by over 200 business leaders and community influencers from the Detroit region who were eager to hear how the state has progressed during the Governor’s State of the State: Now and in the Future on March 27 at MGM Grand in Detroit.
Continue ReadingMarch 27, 2018 – The Detroit News
Gov. Rick Snyder said it’s no secret Michigan has come a long way in the last eight years, with rising income and declining unemployment. “When need to change the narrative. Yes, we’re back. We need to talk about where we are going in the future,” Snyder said on Tuesday during the Detroit Regional Chamber’s “State of the State, Now and in the Future.”
Continue ReadingMarch 27, 2018 – Crain’s Detroit Business
Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday urged metro Detroit leaders to reach a consensus on putting a regional transit plan before voters in November, calling Southeast Michigan “one of the worst areas in the country for regionalism.” Speaking at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s “State of the State” event, the outgoing Republican governor said regional mass transportation is needed to help workers get to job-training and educational opportunities as well as work.
Continue ReadingBy: Megan Lasley More than 80 attendees, including 18 Canadian colleges, 12 Canadian companies, and numerous industry experts and leaders came together in Detroit on March 22 to discuss the unique opportunities the United States and Canada share in regards …
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