Greater Lansing Champions Women Leaders
“Mid-Michigan is really fortunate that we have so many women leaders.”
Author: Omar Sofradzija
Omar Sofradzija was a journalist in Nevada and Illinois who covered everything from car crashes to Hurricane Katrina before moving to Michigan in 2007, where at Michigan State University he has advised the student-run newspaper and taught journalism classes.
Family Foundations: Van Martin’s Storied Roots Help the Region Grow as One
Martin’s client list has also been a who’s who of mid-Michigan movers and shakers.
Back in the Saddleback
Restaurant Finds Innovation in Pandemic
Hiring Goes on Through Virtual Job Fairs
CAMW!’s Carrie Rosingana thinks online job fair formats could very well survive the pandemic.
Bridal Gown Industry Finds the Positives
Some in the Greater Lansing bridal industry found a lifeline doing what they’ve always done, but with adjustments to work...
Lansing Center Ready to Adapt for Reopening
Pandemic-related restrictions led to 70 Lansing Center events being moved, canceled or rescheduled, costing the facility...
Staying Close to Home
When you shop local, you don’t simply support a nearby entrepreneur.
Internalizing 2020: Mental well-being can be hindered during a crisis
Workplaces can be a hub for stressors, but also opportunities to alleviate that stress.
Stepping Back into School
In planning for the fall semester amid the coronavirus pandemic, a pair of mid-Michigan’s institutions of higher learning...
Permanent Practices
Our Human Resources Issue takes a look at how local businesses have adapted to COVID-19 in the HR arena.
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