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The Detroit Regional Chamber has been a vocal and visible champion for education initiatives that will grow the talent pipeline for the state’s employers. Learn more.

Join the Department of Defense (DoD) Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP), in collaboration with the Michigan Alliance of APEX Accelerators, for its Mentor-Protégé Program Summit, July 29 - Aug. 1, 2024.

This year’s Rocket Mortgage Classic gave fans a thrilling finish on Sunday, but tournament organizers expect its impact in the city to continue year-round.

Jeffrey Schroder was recently named by Michigan Lawyers Weekly to its 2024 list of Go To Lawyers for Cannabis Law in Michigan.

Eligibility for unemployment benefits in Michigan would be expanded from 20 to 26 weeks under legislation that cleared the state House Wednesday over objections from Republicans and business groups.

The Fiscal Year 2025 state budget was passed on June 27 and includes several investments that will support Michigan’s business community. Learn more about budget items that are important to the business community and that align with the Detroit Regional Chamber’s policy priorities.

Ronald R. Stallworth, an experienced attorney, lobbyist and business leader, has joined Warner Norcross + Judd LLP as senior counsel.

The Detroit Regional Chamber, alongside Grand Rapids Chamber, Michigan Chamber, Michigan Manufacturers Association, and Small Business Association of Michigan, sent a letter to members of the House of Representatives in opposition of House Bill 5827.

The Rocket Mortgage Classic is returning to the Detroit Golf Club for its sixth iteration. The tournament, featuring 156 golfers, begins Thursday, but there will be events on Tuesday and Wednesday as well.

The Detroit Regional Chamber’s Political Action Committee (PAC) put out bipartisan endorsements for the primary elections for U.S. House, backing all but three incumbent members of Michigan’s delegation: Democratic Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Shri Thanedar of Detroit and Hillary Scholten of Grand Rapids.

The Detroit Regional Chamber, alongside more than 100 organizations representing 45 states, recently signed on to the U.S. Chamber‘s coalition letter urging the Biden Administration to reverse course and support the strong digital trade rules approved by the Congress in past trade agreements.

The Detroit Regional Chamber congratulates the Chamber members who have been selected as winners of the Entrepreneur Of The Year® Michigan and Northwest Ohio Award.

The Detroit Regional Chamber congratulates Chamber partners and members Henry Ford Health and Michigan State University on the official groundbreaking of the Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences Research Center.

The Detroit Regional Chamber, alongside Business Leaders for Michigan and the Small Business Association of Michigan, sent a letter to both House Appropriations Chair Angela Witwer and Senate Appropriations Chair Sarah Anthony in support of Launch Michigan’s two budget requests for FY25.

Several of Michigan’s largest business groups on Thursday criticized state Attorney General Dana Nessel’s “frivolous” plan to sue the fossil fuel industry over climate change, saying it would hurt the economy.

Today, the Detroit Regional Chamber announced Peter Quigley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kelly, as the Chair of the 2025 Mackinac Policy Conference and the First Vice Chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. Learn more.

Leadership Detroit’s 44th class graduates share what the program means to them.

As the Gilbert Family Foundation approaches its 10th anniversary in 2025, its leaders are proud of its holistic approach toward helping fix Detroit’s broken systems, and giving the city and its residents the stability needed for the work ahead.

Members of Michigan’s Congressional Delegation discuss how to work together to advance the state’s social and economic interests.

Hot off the press. The May Detroiter focuses on statewide and national leaders discussing the theme of “Bridging the Future Together” to inspire radical collaboration across divides.