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Recent News About Detroit Regional Chamber
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Detroit Regional Chamber applauds election conduct; PAC sees high endorsement success
The Detroit Regional Chamber has expressed its satisfaction with the successful conduct of the 2024 general elections.
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Detroit Regional Chamber praises efficient Michigan election processes
The Detroit Regional Chamber has expressed its commitment to maintaining a strong democracy, emphasizing the importance of an informed and engaged citizenry for economic growth.
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Key financial metrics for assessing your business's health
Running a business involves various challenges, and assessing its financial health is crucial for informed decision-making.
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Detroit Regional Chamber emphasizes democracy's role on Election Day
On Election Day, the Detroit Regional Chamber President and CEO emphasized the importance of participating in the democratic process.
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Strategies for boosting sales on Small Business Saturday
The Saturday following Thanksgiving, known as Small Business Saturday (SBS), is set for November 30 in 2024.
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SBA urges Michigan businesses affected by storms to apply for loans by November deadline
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is urging small businesses in Michigan that suffered economic losses due to severe storms and flooding from August 24-26, 2023, to apply for working capital disaster loans before the November 8 deadline.
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Business growth workshop planned by EY and TechTown Detroit
EY and TechTown Detroit are collaborating to host a business growth workshop for small business founders and owners.
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Marketing experts share insights at Michigan Association of Chamber Professionals conference
Members of the Detroit Regional Chamber's Communications and Marketing teams recently participated in a panel at the 2024 Michigan Association of Chamber Professionals conference.
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Discussion highlights evolving expectations for modern CEOs
On October 28, the Detroit Regional Chamber hosted a discussion on leadership featuring Hans-Werner Kaas, co-dean of "The Bower Forum" from McKinsey & Co.
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Black Tech Saturdays' founders join Detroit Policy Conference lineup
Alexa and Johnnie Turnage, the founders of Black Tech Saturdays, are set to participate in the 2024 Detroit Policy Conference.
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Virtual briefing set for October 29 to discuss election safety
Review the facts about election safety and security processes in a virtual discussion with Chamber President and Chief Executive Officer Sandy K. Baruah, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, and Director of Elections Jonathan Brater on Oct. 29 at noon.
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Michigan voters face divided views ahead of pivotal 2024 election
On October 22, the Detroit Regional Chamber featured Richard Czuba, Founder of Glengariff Group, to discuss insights from the 2024 Fall Voter Poll. The discussion highlighted voters' conflicting views on education and economic prospects.
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Business owners optimistic about revenue growth despite challenges
Nearly 80% of small and mid-sized business owners in the United States expect revenue growth over the next year, according to a recent study by Bank of America. The 2024 Bank of America Women & Minority Business Owner Spotlight, conducted in partnership with the Bank of America Institute, surveyed over 2,000 business owners nationwide. It highlights sentiments about business outlooks, access to capital, employee management, and community interactions.
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Insights on small business growth shared at CO— forum
The journey to business success is complex and requires more than just an entrepreneurial spirit. According to experienced business leaders, discipline, brand loyalty, and innovation are crucial for long-term success.
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Michigan voter poll reveals economic concerns and policy hesitancy
Join the Detroit Regional Chamber on October 22 from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. for a presentation of key findings from the Fall 2024 Michigan Voter Poll. The poll highlights voters' conflicting opinions on economic investment and their reluctance to support actions and policies aimed at making Michigan more competitive.
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Michigan Growth Office funds regional programs for talent retention and attraction
The Michigan Growth Office has announced the allocation of $661,250 in grant funding to five consortiums across the state as part of its Make MI Home initiative. This pilot program aims to stimulate population growth by focusing on retaining current residents and attracting new ones to Michigan.
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Detroit Regional Chamber celebrates members on notable healthcare leaders list
The Detroit Regional Chamber has acknowledged several of its member companies for their inclusion in Crain’s Detroit Business' Notable Leaders in Health Care list. This list features 19 business leaders from Southeast Michigan who have made significant contributions to patient care across various demographics and regions. Their work encompasses advancing medical research, improving care quality, and influencing the future of healthcare.
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Corporate leaders discuss equity goals at New Detroit's Just Lead conference
Marnita S. Harris, Vice President of Economic Equity and Inclusion at the Detroit Regional Chamber, shared insights on leading collective equitable action in the corporate sector during a panel discussion at New Detroit’s annual Just Lead conference on October 17. The panel featured Bank of America’s Estrella Crawford, DEI Consultant Freda G. Sampson, and was moderated by Wayne State University’s Peter J. Hammer.
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Survey criticized for linking Salt Lake City's future with Detroit's past
A survey has drawn criticism for suggesting that downtown Salt Lake City might face a decline similar to Detroit if a proposed sports and entertainment district is not developed. The survey, which was commissioned by an undisclosed client, included a question warning that Salt Lake City could become "an empty shell" like Detroit if companies stopped investing.
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Michigan opens nominations for small business awards with new categories
Nominations are now open for the Michigan Celebrates Small Business Awards, recognizing small businesses and their contributions to the state's economy. The awards program is accepting nominations for various categories, including two new honors: the Disability-Owned Small Business Awards and the Micro Business Awards.