Small Business Association of Michigan
Recent News About Small Business Association of Michigan
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Tips for leading with positive energy during high-pressure situations
Every business encounters times of high demand, marked by tight deadlines and constant requests.
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Whitmer proposes budget focusing on health services and infrastructure
Budget Director Jen Flood presented an $83.5 billion budget proposal for the upcoming year, allocating nearly all of the projected surplus from this year's budget and extra revenue expected for Fiscal Year 2026.
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Branding expert highlights importance of core identity over visuals for small businesses
In the world of small business, branding is often misunderstood as merely a visual endeavor.
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Whitmer unveils $3 billion road funding plan with new corporate taxes
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has introduced a $3 billion road funding proposal aimed at addressing Michigan's infrastructure needs.
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Small Business Briefing discusses Michigan road funding and tariffs
In a recent edition of the Small Business Briefing, hosts Brian Calley and Kelli Saunders addressed several pressing issues impacting Michigan.
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Michigan employers face increased immigration enforcement under new executive orders
On January 20, 2025, President Trump issued several executive orders on his first day in office to advance his immigration agenda.
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Workplace learning needs urgent update amid rising employee concerns
Employees are increasingly concerned about the obsolescence of their job skills, as revealed by the TalentLMS Annual L&D Benchmark Report.
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Strategies to boost employee engagement using survey insights
Employee engagement is a critical factor for organizational success.
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In-home care demand rises with Michigan's aging population
Michael Rogers recently hosted Jeff Welsh, President and Owner of Right At Home In Home Care & Assistance, on the SBAM Weekly Podcast.
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Guidance for first-time managers navigating new roles
The transition to a managerial role can be challenging for first-time managers.
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Business preparedness: protecting assets against unpredictable weather
Preparing for unpredictable weather is crucial for business continuity and asset protection.
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Gary Peters announces retirement plans after two Senate terms
U.S. Senator Gary Peters from Oakland County has announced he will not seek reelection in 2026, after completing two terms in office.
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Speaker Hall reveals final committee assignments amid controversy
House Speaker Matt Hall announced the final committee assignments for the current term, revealing that only a third of House Minority Leader Ranjeev Puri's initial requests were honored.
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How training programs boost company culture among small businesses
In the current business environment, small business owners juggle multiple responsibilities to ensure their enterprises prosper.
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Trump revokes key diversity order affecting federal contractors
On January 21, 2025, President Trump signed an Executive Order titled "Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity," which revoked Executive Order 11246.
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Small Business Briefing analyzes tariff impacts and Senator Peters' retirement
Brian Calley and Sarah Miller recently provided an analysis of new executive orders on tariffs in the Small Business Briefing.
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Managing employee retirements: Steps for effective transition
When key employees are set to retire, businesses must plan strategically to ensure continuity and minimize disruptions.
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Six pillars form foundation of effective cybersecurity strategy
Cybersecurity has become an essential aspect for organizations of all sizes, with only 34% having a formalized program.
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Organizations urged to enhance deception detection amid rising occupational fraud
Recent studies indicate a rise in occupational fraud and dishonesty, emphasizing the need for organizations to adopt deception detection training.
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Community engagement boosts business success: insights from JEM Tech Group
Michael Rogers recently hosted Jami Moore, president of JEM Tech Group, on the SBAM Weekly Podcast.