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Detroit Regional Chamber discusses federal research funding ahead of D.C. advocacy trip
Brian J. Shoaf, Vice President of Public Policy and Business Advocacy at the Detroit Regional Chamber, appeared on WJR 760 AM to discuss the organization's planned visit to Washington, D.C. The purpose of the trip is to advocate for ongoing...
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NEI and City Institute launch networking series for Metro Detroit small businesses
The New Economy Initiative (NEI) and City Institute have announced the start of a Small Business Social Hour Series, with the first event scheduled for Thursday, September 25, from 4-7 p.m. at Detroit Pizza Bar.
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Detroit Regional Chamber appoints Dorian Grey to senior director role
Dorian Grey has been appointed as the Senior Director of Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation at the Detroit Regional Chamber.
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Detroit Regional Chamber leads effort urging release of frozen federal research funds
The Detroit Regional Chamber has coordinated a coalition of local chambers of commerce from across the United States to advocate for the release of federal research funds currently on hold.
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Detroit Regional Chamber thanks Wayne State president after resignation announcement
The Detroit Regional Chamber has responded to the resignation of Wayne State University President Kimberly Andrews Espy by expressing gratitude for her leadership at the university and her service as a member of the Chamber’s Board of Directors.
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Detroit Regional Chamber opens applications for 2026 NeighborHUB grant program
The Detroit Regional Chamber, in collaboration with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), has announced that applications are now open for the 2026 NeighborHUB grant program.
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Detroit Regional Chamber names participants for Leadership Detroit Class 46
The Detroit Regional Chamber has announced the participants for Leadership Detroit Class 46, a program that aims to develop leadership skills among executives in Southeast Michigan.
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Detroit Regional Chamber CEO discusses auto industry disruption on Autoline After Hours
On September 11, Sandy K. Baruah, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Detroit Regional Chamber, appeared on “Autoline After Hours” to discuss how Detroit can adapt as legacy automakers face disruption.
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Business coach Diana Zelvin outlines strategies for resilience amid economic uncertainty
Diana Zelvin, a business coach and psychotherapist, offers guidance for professionals seeking to strengthen their resilience and achieve business results during uncertain economic times.
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Detroit Regional Chamber urges stable leadership amid uncertainty at Wayne State
The Detroit Regional Chamber has expressed concern about the leadership situation at Wayne State University, following reports that President Kimberly Espy may be leaving her position.
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Detroit Regional Chamber urges review of university governance amid leadership turmoil
Wayne State University is facing internal conflict after President Kimberly Espy placed the medical school’s dean on leave, prompting faculty to demand his reinstatement.
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Small business leaders discuss policy solutions at Detroit Regional Chamber event
Business leaders and policymakers gathered at the Detroit Regional Chamber in September 2025 to discuss ways to support small businesses.
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Michigan leaders warn economic instability amid tariffs and looming budget deadline
Michigan’s economy is showing signs of strain as the state faces high unemployment, slow income growth, and uncertainty caused by new federal tariffs.
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Detroit Regional Chamber PAC endorses Mary Sheffield for mayor and names city council picks
The Detroit Regional Chamber Political Action Committee (PAC) has announced its endorsement of Mary Sheffield for the 2025 Detroit mayoral election.
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How small businesses can market their made-in-USA products effectively
Reshoring manufacturing operations can help businesses attract new customers and strengthen brand loyalty.
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Motor City Match opens applications for Round 30 supporting new and expanding Detroit businesses
Motor City Match has opened applications for its 30th round, inviting new and expanding businesses in Detroit to apply for support.
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Gilbert Family Foundation invests $4M in Black-led business growth in Detroit
The Gilbert Family Foundation has announced a $4 million investment to support Black-led businesses and community developers in Detroit.
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Applications open for WomanUp & Pitch competition supporting women entrepreneurs across Michigan
Applications are now open for the 2026 WomanUp & Pitch Business Plan and Pitch Competition, organized by Michigan Women Forward.
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Detroit launches second round of grants for longtime neighborhood businesses
The City of Detroit has announced the second round of its Legacy Business Project, which provides grants to support businesses that have been operating in the city for more than 30 years.
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Small business sentiment mixed as tariffs and labor concerns weigh on outlook
Small business owners across the United States are reporting mixed outlooks on the economy, with concerns about tariffs, technology adoption, and consumer spending shaping their expectations for the coming months.