Small Business Association of Michigan
Recent News About Small Business Association of Michigan
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Neuroscience study links meaningful conversations to brain activity synchronization
Recent studies in neuroscience suggest that conversations can influence brain function, according to a study from Princeton in 2010.
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Sixth Circuit ruling narrows FLSA salary basis exemption test
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a decision that continues to narrow the interpretation of the salary basis exemption test under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
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Michigan Strategic Fund approves $60M investment for startups and development projects
The Michigan Strategic Fund has cleared the $60 million Michigan Innovation Fund (MIF) to advance early-stage startups and provide support services to entrepreneurs in Michigan.
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Governor Whitmer appoints new members to Michigan's Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals Judge Noah Hood has been appointed to the Michigan Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by former Justice Elizabeth Clement.
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Understanding health insurance deductibles with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Many Americans find themselves struggling to understand basic health care terms, a challenge that can affect both financial and overall health.
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Host discusses Michigan's business challenges and electoral landscape for 2026
Welcome to the Small Business Briefing hosted by Brian Calley, CEO of the Small Business Association of Michigan, and Sarah Miller, Vice President of Operations at SBAM.
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Small businesses urged to prioritize compliance in key areas
In the current regulatory landscape, compliance remains a primary concern for small businesses.
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Strategies to turn employee engagement survey data into action
Employee engagement is a crucial factor for organizational success, yet many companies struggle with turning survey data into meaningful actions.
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Good Fruit Video owner shares insights on disability and business success
Michael Rogers, the host of the SBAM Weekly Podcast, had a conversation with Justin Caine, the proprietor of Good Fruit Video.
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Mike Rogers announces Senate bid to fill Gary Peters' seat in Michigan
Former U.S. Representative Mike Rogers has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate as a Republican, seeking to fill the seat anticipated to be vacated by Senator Gary Peters of Oakland County.
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Citizens Research Council advises replacing Michigan's road funding law
Public Act 51 of 1951, which allocates Michigan's road funding, should be replaced with a new formula, the Citizens Research Council (CRC) suggests in a recent report.
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Blue Cross Michigan's initiatives to slash prescription drug costs
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network are engaged in multiple initiatives to minimize drug costs for their members.
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Employee volunteer programs: A strategic investment with measurable returns
Employee volunteer programs have evolved from a mere add-on to a strategic corporate asset.
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Three steps to leading with emotional intelligence as highlighted by Mary E. Corrado
Emotional intelligence (EQ) is crucial in acknowledging emotions, understanding them, and responding appropriately, especially when leading others.
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Inverve Marketing leaders discuss data-driven strategies on SBAM Weekly Podcast
Michael Rogers recently featured Lisa Smith and Angelique Duphene of Inverve Marketing on the SBAM Weekly Podcast.
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Firms must adapt to the quality-first priorities of Gen Z and Millennials
Today's workforce, primarily composed of Millennials and Gen Z, is shifting away from traditional work ideals.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan promotes personalized health care approach
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) is advancing personal health care to improve patient outcomes and lower costs.
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MDOT seeks $2.5 billion yearly to meet road repair goals by 2036
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is requesting an additional $2.5 billion yearly to ensure that 90% of state road pavements are in good or fair condition by the fiscal year 2036.
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John James announces candidacy for 2026 Michigan governor race
U.S. Representative John James has officially announced his candidacy for the Michigan Governor's seat in the upcoming 2026 election.
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A five-trait approach to future-proofing jobs in an AI-driven world
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly altering the work landscape, prompting both HR professionals and employees to rethink traditional roles.