Grand Rapids Business Journal

Last year was filled with unprecedented actions and unknowns.

Austin Texas voters just voted to raise property taxes to pay for the operations and maintenance of Project Connect, a high-capacity, $7.1-billion transit system expansion.

Despite the challenges of COVID-19, USDA Rural Development had a phenomenal year in Michigan during 2020.

The year 2020 brought us a pandemic, deepened political divides and highlighted long-existing inequalities.

“This year is going to be different” is a statement that comes to mind for many of us as we begin the start of a new year.

I spend a lot of time with leaders and leadership teams as an EOS Implementer.

Nearly a year since the pandemic began, companies throughout Michigan and beyond have evolved to become more virtual.

Long before the first COVID-19 vaccine made its big debut, questions flew about whether employers could require workers to get one as a condition of employment.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced seismic shifts in our daily lives. It has brutalized our economy and left many jobless. It has claimed too many of our loved ones and created many uncertainties in our lives personally and professionally.

The recent news regarding the major cybersecurity breach impacting federal agencies and Fortune 500 companies is alarming.