Chamber Today

Congratulations to Leadership Detroit Class XLI graduates.

  Looking for a way to connect with fellow Chamber members during this stay-at-home period? Attend the all-new Coffee with the Chamber on Thursday, May 7 at 9:30 a.m. This virtual networking event will bring members together in an intimate setting […]

On Wednesday, July 15, the Chamber welcomed new members to its Board of Directors. Ryan Maibach, president of Barton Marlow Co., is now Chairman of the Board; and Wright Lassiter III, president and CEO of Henry Ford Health System took on the position of First Vice Chairman.  

Last year, Gov. Whitmer signed new legislation to create a better no-fault system for Michigan drivers. This new auto no-fault law will lower costs for Michigan drivers, maintain the highest coverage options in the country, and strengthen consumer protections, according to the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services. Learn more.

After a long session day today, the Legislature will break until the third week of July. During that time, work on the budget will continue. Before breaking, the Legislature met in Lansing on a number of issues, including the following:

The Detroit Regional Chamber joined 100 organizations nationwide to send a letter to U.S. Congress urging that elected officials—Republicans and Democrats alike—initiate important dialogue and implement necessary changes to current police policy. 

Today, the Chamber is taking the time off to reflect on Juneteenth, a day that has been largely overlooked throughout history. To further educate ourselves and our members, as well as those still learning alongside us, we have compiled a list of resources to learn more. 

Chamber Upgrading Online Portal, Your Action Is Needed Starting July 13 In our ongoing efforts to improve our customer experience, the Detroit Regional Chamber’s online portal is moving to a new platform. Due to system upgrades, all users will need to create a new […]

“I can’t breathe.” Those chilling words from Eric Garner in 2014, repeated by George Floyd last week, represent more than just the final words of unarmed African Americans whose lives were cut short by the actions of law enforcement acting in […]