Andi Earl Promoted to Executive Director
Lansing, MI — Hospice of Lansing announced the promotion of greater Lansing area native Andi Earl as its new executive director. Earl, who served as the Hospice of Lansing director of operations for the past two years will replace John Person who is retiring after serving nine years as executive director.
LANSING - The Great Lakes PFAS Action NetworkThursday commended the Michigan Senate for unanimously passing Senate Bill 565, a water infrastructure supplemental that will provide communities $3.34 billion in funding for lead pipe replacement, dam repairs, sewer and water upgrades and PFAS contamination cleanup. Among other water investments, $100 million is allocated to cleaning up PFAS contamination in communities across Michigan.
LANSING, MI – We are pleased to announce that after more than four months of collective bargaining, we have reached a tentative agreement (TA) with PECSH-MNA for a three-year contract for our 2,300 PECSH-MNA-represented caregivers.
Vicki Hamilton-Allen covers the topic of COVID-19's Impact with Small Talk Children's Advocacy Center Executive Director, Alex Brace. He discusses Child Abuse & Neglect and the impact of COVID-19 on the center, and their ways of helping children.
Alex Brace is a licensed counselor in the State of Michigan. He is trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral therapy and specializes in working with children and adolescents who have been impacted by abuse and trauma. He's been with the center since 2011.
Following the recent postponement of an event, the Sparrow Guild decided to make up for it with a virtual event on December 3rd. (That has now been moved to 12:30 pm today December 2nd)
At the suggestion of the Sparrow Foundation, Chris Holman takes some time with Sue Patterson, President of the Sparrow Guild, Lansing, MI.
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As we collectively navigate our way to the end of 2021 and face 2022, Michigan is venturing new paths of work, challenges of supply chains, and the continuing evolution of the talent issue! As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making critical decisions need to hear how your business is doing as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why MBN, in partnership with Cinnaire, and the generous underwriting support of Michigan Economic Development Corporation are requesting your participation in this edition of the Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI).
Your opinions are needed!
As we collectively navigate our way to the end of 2021 and face 2022, Michigan is venturing new paths of work, challenges of supply chains, and the continuing evolution of the talent issue! As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making critical decisions need to hear how your business is doing as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why MBN, in partnership with Cinnaire, and the generous underwriting support of Michigan Economic Development Corporation are requesting your participation in this edition of the Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI).
Your opinions are needed!
As we collectively navigate our way to the end of 2021 and face 2022, Michigan is venturing new paths of work, challenges of supply chains, and the continuing evolution of the talent issue! As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making critical decisions need to hear how your business is doing as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why MBN, in partnership with Cinnaire, and the generous underwriting support of Michigan Economic Development Corporation are requesting your participation in this edition of the Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI).
Your opinions are needed!
As we collectively navigate our way to the end of 2021 and face 2022, Michigan is venturing new paths of work, challenges of supply chains, and the continuing evolution of the talent issue! As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making critical decisions need to hear how your business is doing as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why MBN, in partnership with Cinnaire, and the generous underwriting support of Michigan Economic Development Corporation are requesting your participation in this edition of the Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI).
Your opinions are needed!
As we collectively navigate our way to the end of 2021 and face 2022, Michigan is venturing new paths of work, challenges of supply chains, and the continuing evolution of the talent issue! As a leading voice for small businesses in Michigan, the Michigan Business Network (MBN) believes the people making critical decisions need to hear how your business is doing as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why MBN, in partnership with Cinnaire, and the generous underwriting support of Michigan Economic Development Corporation are requesting your participation in this edition of the Michigan Future Business Index (MFBI).
