Despite the pandemic
, the industry continued to make progress in sustainability, space, aviation safety and more.
Wednesday (December 16th)
The Air Force Association and the Michigan Aerospace Manufacturers Association Present:
Business Over "Virtual" Breakfast
Presentation:
"Annual Status on 127th Wing Amid COVID-19
Speaker:
BGen. Rolf Mammen, Commander, 127th Wing, Selfridge ANGB
Virtual Presentation Begins Promptly at 8:00am EST
Latest Michigan Future Business Index Reveals Only 28 Percent of Small-to Mid-Sized Business Leaders Satisfied with Economy
LANSING, Mich. - The latest Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI) data show that satisfaction with the Michigan economy has slightly improved since last May but lags significantly behind record levels of satisfaction at this time last year.
As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making decisions need to hear how COVID-19, the Stay Home, Stay Safe order and other state of Michigan mandates are impacting your business. MFBI Survey Link
As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making decisions need to hear how COVID-19, the Stay Home, Stay Safe order and other state of Michigan mandates are impacting your business. MFBI Survey Link
As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making decisions need to hear how COVID-19 and the Stay Home, Stay Safe order are impacting your business. MFBI Survey Link
Dear Business Owners & Executive Teams in the Aerospace Supply Chain!
All of us realize the recent events surrounding COVID-19 have been like nothing we have ever experienced in our lifetime. As impactful as it has been, it is difficult to truly measure the lasting effect it may have on our industry and the time it will take to fully recover.
Chris Holman welcomes Interim President and CEO of the Capital Region Airport Authority (CRAA) Board of Directors, Robert Benstein, to the Michigan Business Network. The industry has been impacted deeply by COVID19 which has heightened the level requirements an airport needs to adhere to. Following the executive orders of the governor, the Lansing airport is doing as much as possible to make the passengers and customers feel safe. This includes extra staff for cleaning, social distancing, hand sanitizer, sneeze guards, all other things to make them feel comfortable.
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