GR-led coalition wins grant to strengthen Black business ecosystem
Jamiel Robinson and regional partners secure state funding to expand a unified, cross-county support network for Black-owned businesses in West Michigan.
Jamiel Robinson and regional partners secure state funding to expand a unified, cross-county support network for Black-owned businesses in West Michigan.
West Michigan firm EV Construction marks 80th anniversary with expanded projects, people-centered culture, and national growth in health care and commercial sectors.
Kristin Revere, CEO of Gold Coast Doulas, earns national honors through The Blox reality show and 2024 Tory Burch Fellowship.
During these times of increasing grocery prices and the strong presence of big-box stores, Kingma’s Market nestled in Grand Rapids’ Cheshire neighborhood wonderfully showcases how local flavor, community spirit, and thoughtful leadership can truly transform what a neighborhood grocery store can be.
Chris Sain Jr. uses his path from star high school athlete to millionaire investor to inspire and educate local youth.
The half-day event will highlight product and technology startups in West Michigan’s Lakeshore region and aims to ignite conversations about pathways to innovation for businesses at all stages and sizes.
Although headquartered in Indiana, the FHLBank of Indianapolis provides access to grant programs and resources for small businesses throughout Michigan. The Elevate Grant aims to generate more economic opportunity for all, and helps small businesses like Mushroom House Tours in Charlevoix and The Poke Bowl in Flint to level up.
As part of Our Published Together series, Max Tendero writes about the lessons he learned from launching a startup with his mom and what her wisdom brought to the venture.
Law firm co-founder Raquel Guzman talks about being a mentor and investor on the show “Let's Help Her Win,” which spotlights West Michigan female entrepreneurs.
Calvin University senior Cameron Lockrey has created an app to connect residents with people looking to complete odd jobs. The app has been successful so far and is continuing to grow.
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