More than a recovery: Investing ARP funding for future ROI
May 24, 2021
Where will Michigan be in 10 years? The last year and a half for many of us has felt like […]
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Local chambers statewide support ARP stimulus principles
April 13, 2021
On April 5, we sent a letter with the Detroit Regional Chamber, Grand Rapids Chamber, Small Business Association of Michigan, […]
State of the State response from Jeff Donofrio, President & CEO
January 28, 2021
The Governor’s State of the State address had an overarching theme: to make short- and long-term progress in Michigan, bipartisanship […]
Making racial equity a priority in a year with many urgencies
January 5, 2021
We believe Michigan should be a place that is welcoming to all, and our workplaces should reflect the diverse populations […]
A goodbye, and a new leader on the road to the Top Ten
November 25, 2020
You may have heard that I am retiring at the end of the year. During the nearly thirty years I […]
The Road to Leveraging Michigan’s Strengths
September 2, 2020
In recent months, Michigan’s greatest assets have been full display. While the devastating impacts of COVID-19 have been felt around […]
The Road to Stronger Communities
August 27, 2020
Today, more than ever, Michiganders understand the importance of strong communities. If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it’s about the […]
The road to better investment in Michigan’s people
August 19, 2020
Because of COVID-19, the economic road ahead is unclear – for all of us. But there a few things we […]
The Road to Maintaining Fiscal Stability
August 12, 2020
Ten years ago, there was hardly an institution that came out of the Great Recession unscathed. It was an economic […]