Chamber Executive Michigan Digest
June 2018
Here
is news you can use as a Michigan Chamber of Commerce professional:
Michigan Chamber of Commerce Announces New Executive Leadership Team
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce today announced a new four-member
executive leadership team. In 2019, the Michigan Chamber will celebrate 60
years of helping Chamber members solve their business problems and prosper.
To continue the Michigan Chamber's tradition of leadership and
accomplishment, we must constantly strive to be an efficient, high-performing
business organization that encourages professional development of Chamber
staff," said Michigan Chamber President & CEO Rich Studley. To prepare
for the next decade of challenges and opportunities facing Michigan's business
community, I am pleased to announce the following, well-deserved promotions.
Jim Holcomb is promoted to Executive Vice President of the Chamber.
Holcomb joined the Chamber staff in 2008. Holcomb most recently served as
Senior Vice President for Business Advocacy & General Counsel. Jim will
continue to serve as General Counsel and will continue to be engaged in
legislative, legal and political action on behalf of the Chamber while becoming
increasingly involved in executive management of the organization.
Bob Thomas is promoted to Chief Operating Officer. Thomas joined the
Chamber staff in 1997. He most recently served as Vice President of Operations
and Executive Director of the Michigan Chamber Foundation. In his new role, Bob
will lead the Chamber's membership development team and continue to supervise
daily operations for the Chamber.
Rounding out the Chamber's new executive leadership team is Wendy Block,
who is promoted to Vice President of Business Advocacy. Block joined the
Chamber staff in 2004. Wendy most recently served as Senior Director of Health
Policy, Human Resources & Business Advocacy. She will continue to be
engaged on health policy and human resources while guiding the Chamber's lobby
team on a wide range of economic and business issues.
Rich Studley, who is now one of the longest serving state chamber
executives in the country, will continue to lead the Michigan Chamber as
President & CEO.
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce is a statewide business organization
representing over 6,000 employers, trade associations and local chambers of
commerce. The Chamber represents employers of every size and type in all 83
counties of the state. Chamber members employ over one million Michigan
residents. The Chamber was established in 1959 to be an advocate for Michigan's
job providers in the legislative, political and legal process.
SOURCE: Michigan Chamber of Commerce
Saginaw County Chamber Announces New President/CEO
Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board, Tim Hausbeck,
announced today that the Board has selected a new President/CEO, to succeed Bob
VanDeventer, who is retiring July 31, 2018. The Saginaw County Chamber’s new
President/CEO will be current Chamber Senior Director of Government Relations
Veronica Horn.
Hausbeck stated “Veronica has terrific Chamber experience and tremendous
passion for Saginaw County and the Great Lakes Bay Region. Our Board of
Directors was fortunate to have a number of very qualified candidates to
interview and we’re excited that Veronica will continue the strong support for
business that our members have grown to expect from our Chamber.”
Veronica Horn has 16 years of experience working with the Saginaw County
Chamber of Commerce. Prior to her Chamber career, she spent 15 years working
with the offices of Congressmen James A. Barcia and Bob Traxler.
Horn will assume the position of President/CEO on August 1, 2018.
Additional Information contact: Nancy Stevenson, nancy@saginawchamber.org ,
Communications Director
Birmingham-Bloomfield
Chamber host: Create lasting memories at 'Birmingham’s hometown fair'
For the 55th consecutive year, the streets
surrounding Shain Park in downtown Birmingham are alive with the sights and
sounds of one of Michigan’s longest consecutive running hometown carnivals.
Hosted by the Birmingham Bloomfield
Chamber and presented by United Shore, the Birmingham Village Fair has provided
three generations of area residents an opportunity to enjoy carnival rides,
midway games and delectable goodies in a truly unique setting.
As president of the chamber, I’ve had the
privilege of helping guide the fair for the past eight years and never tire of
the sights, smells, sounds and, most of all, stories surrounding the history of
the fair that help weave the fabric of this community.
But the impact of the Village Fair goes
way beyond providing an entertainment outlet for those calling the greater
Birmingham community home. Not only is the fair the largest funding source for
the chamber, but through a unique partnership with dozens of local charities
and nonprofit organizations and thanks to the generosity of the fair operators
North American Midway, the chamber has gifted more than $100,000 in the past eight
years alone to support the work of these important group.
This year’s fair runs through Sunday, so
head on over to downtown Birmingham to create your own family’s memories while
helping groups like Birmingham Rotary, The Community House, the Birmingham
Family YMCA and many more. And don’t forget to try an elephant ear! Complete
details are available at the chamber’s website at www.bbcc.com
Over 250,000 people and 16,000
classic cars expected for the 14th Annual 28th St. Metro Cruise,
a Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce event
Just a heads up for our 14th Annual
28th St. Metro Cruise happening on August 24th and 25th. This car event covers
the entire 13 miles of 28th St. from Granville to Cascade.
We draw over 16,000 classic cars and over 275,000 people for this weekend event. There are bands, food, non food vendors and plenty of beautiful cars. On Saturday at noon we crown Miss Metro Cruise with a Pin Up Girl Contest. A family fun event.
The 28th St. Metro Cruise is presented by the Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce and the Grand Rapids New Car Dealer Association.
Contact: Bob O'Callaghan
President/CEO
Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce
616-531-5990
www.southkent.org
We draw over 16,000 classic cars and over 275,000 people for this weekend event. There are bands, food, non food vendors and plenty of beautiful cars. On Saturday at noon we crown Miss Metro Cruise with a Pin Up Girl Contest. A family fun event.
The 28th St. Metro Cruise is presented by the Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce and the Grand Rapids New Car Dealer Association.
Contact: Bob O'Callaghan
President/CEO
Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce
616-531-5990
www.southkent.org
#FamousChamber Of Commerce Quotations:
Leadership
“Management is doing things right. Leadership is doing the right things.” - Peter Drucker
#Chamberdelight - Local clay artist
wins Community Arts Award
The Royal Oak Commission
for the Arts recently named clay artist Laurie Eisenhardt the winner of its
fourth annual Community Arts Award.
Eisenhardt will receive
the award, which celebrates Royal Oak residents who have made substantial
contributions to promoting art and culture in the city, at the Celebration of
the Arts at Royal Oak Middle School June 2.
Jason Gittinger, chair
of the commission, said this year’s group of nominees was one of the most
difficult to judge yet.
“Judging from the list
of nominees, we have many years of award-giving ahead of us before we get to
everyone deserving,” he said. “It is truly wonderful to live in a community
with such great talent.”
Shirley Schneider
nominated Eisenhardt and called her an “ambassador of goodwill everywhere she
goes.”
“She has been a
steadfast supporter and participant in our local Royal Oak Clay, Glass and
Metal Art Show since its beginning and through its evolution, and travels
throughout the state and beyond sharing her art,” Schneider’s nomination reads.
“She does private and public commissions, working with people from all walks of
life, and always works toward her goal of telling a story and sharing beauty,
love, nature and culture through her art.”
Schneider also noted in
her nomination that Eisenhardt’s work is currently on display at Henry Ford
Hospital and at the Southfield Public Library.
Shelly Kemp, executive
director of the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce, praised Eisenhardt for her work
on the 14 community mosaic panels located in the Royal Oak Public Library’s
children’s area.
Eisenhardt said she was
pleasantly surprised when she received the phone call about a month ago that
she had won the award. Eisenhardt credited her friend and fellow clay artist,
Marcia Hovland, who collaborated with Eisenhardt to create the mosaics now in
the library, with her start in the medium.
“I think it’s very
validating to get an award like this,” she said. “Sometimes, people know about
you, but when you get recognized, it’s just like a nice honor. I think it’s
good that groups like this actually work to recognize people in the community,
and I’m glad to be a part of it.” Read more: C and G News
Muskegon wins 'strongest town' contest
A city in the region has been named the winner of a contest to
find the country’s “strongest town.”
Muskegon won the third-annual Strongest Town Contest, a
bracket-based competition organized by Strong Towns, a Brainerd,
Minnesota-based nonprofit community development and media organization.
Towns were considered based on nominations by Strong Towns’
members, readers and listeners, which were submitted based on a list of questions and principles.
Initial contest submissions were judged by a panel of Strong Towns staff and board members, who reduced
the list to 16 towns.
The judges acknowledged Muskegon for its “strong citizen spirit,”
its “wildly successful” farmers market, commitment to re-building downtown and
good use of the Lake Michigan waterfront.
Throughout the month of March, the organization’s members, readers
and listeners were invited to vote on matchups between the towns based on a
variety of assessment tools, including podcast interviews, photos and essays.
The contest page says that although “no town is perfect,” the
contest is about showcasing towns “doing their best to be strong, that have the
building blocks in place to be strong towns today and in the future.”
The Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce led the efforts to recognize the
city through the contest.
“Muskegon has come so far in recent years,” said Cindy Larsen,
chamber president. “It is great for the residents to receive this recognition.
“Strong Towns isn’t about one project or one person. It’s about
everyone chipping in to move a community forward.” Read more: GRBJ.com
Michigan, Flint & Genesee See
Uptick in Tourism Spending
In May,
Michigan tourism officials and members of the Tourism Industry Coalition of
Michigan (TICOM) gathered at Flint’s Capitol Theatre to highlight the economic
impact of travel to the state of Michigan.
The event
– hosted by the Flint & Genesee
Convention and Visitors Bureau – was part of the 35th annual National
Travel and Tourism Week, which unites communities across the country
to celebrate what travel means to American jobs, economic growth and personal
well-being.
According to a study by Tourism Economics, visitor spending
in Michigan grew by 3 percent in 2016 to reach $23.7 billion. That spending
generated $40.7 billion in total business sales as visitor dollars flowed
through the state’s economy. A total of 337,900 jobs, with income of $11.6
billion, were sustained by the traveler economy in Michigan in 2016.
Similar trends are occuring in Genesee County, where visitor
spending has increased every year since 2012. In fact, the county generated
$133 million in tourism spending in 2017 alone.
During the recent event, Flint & Genesee CVB Director
Brandon Morgan shared that hotel occupancy was up 11.5 percent in the first
quarter of 2018, which Smith Travel Research attributes to improved perception
of the region and increased corporate/weekday travel.
That’s good news for Flint & Genesee, where the hospitality
industry, including accommodations and food service, accounts for nearly 10
percent of all jobs.
Looking
forward, major events include Back to the Bricks, which attracts 500,000 car
enthusiasts to the community each year; HAP Crim Festival of Races, which draws
around 55,000 visitors; and the Ally Challenge, a new PGA Tour Champions event
expected to draw 50,000 visitors.
To learn
more about events and attractions in Flint and Genesee County, check out the
Explore Flint & Genesee Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and blog.
Rochester
Regional Chamber of Commerce Community Map
The Rochester
Regional Chamber of Commerce Community Map is available at the
Rochester Regional Chamber today! Thanks to the chamber
team for their help and direction putting this together!
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First Annual Federal Enforcement Update in the Age of
Cybersecurity
Inside the Cauldron: Government, Criminal and Civil Enforcement,
Compliance and Cybersecurity Hot Topics 2018
Join Dickinson Wright PLLC, KPMG LLP, The CFO Leadership Council
and the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber as we host our
First Annual Federal Enforcement Update in the Age of
Cybersecurity.
Listen to our District's Former Acting United States Attorney engage the
Chief of the
Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office and our panel of
national experts
about federal enforcement policies, priorities, trends and
interpretations and
their direct impact on Michigan companies -- public and
private, large and small.
Thursday, May 24, 2018
8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
The Townsend Hotel
100 Townsend St
Birmingham, MI 48009
Moderator:
Dan Lemisch - General Counsel, Lakeview Capital, former Acting U.S.
Attorney
Panelist:
Mark Chutkow - Criminal Division Chief, U.S. Attorney's Office,
Eastern District of Michigan
Daniel Click - Managing Director, Risk Strategy & Compliance,
KPMG
Seth Edgar - Chief Information Security Officer,
Michigan State University
Jacob Frenkel - Chair, Government Investigations & Securities
Enforcement Practice, Dickinson Wright
Chris Miller - Regional Compliance Officer, Global Ethics &
Compliance Center,
General Motors Legal Staff
#lovemychamber - Clarkston Area
Chamber weekly newsletter: "7 Ways to Make Your Workday
Awesome"
You may actually like your work, and you may already feel that you are plenty productive; on the other hand, you may not really like your work that much and are the first one out the door when you workday is over. You can change that, however, by adding these seven easy elements.
Bring Just A Bit of Fun to Your Workplace
In the morning, while you have you coffee, get online and find a great joke. Type it up, make copies, get in early, and put it on everyone’s desk—anonymously. Your co-workers will begin to look forward to it every morning and it will start their day, and yours, in a totally different way.
Make Someone Else's Day
Notice what snacks or drinks you co-workers consume. Pick one, maybe even the sourest one, and present him/her with it. Do this often—people will actually start to be nicer to each other and they may begin to emulate your behavior.
Hate Your Current Task? Stop and Do Something Fun
Instead of running out of the place to escape for lunch, people began to bring their lunches and stay in, so that we could have our music, but also share our specific challenges and bounce ideas off of one another. Lunchtime became team-meeting time.
Decorate Your Workspace
Do you like colorful balloons? Do it. If you work in a cubby, decorate the outside too. Give your workers some incentive to get creative themselves. You can even hold a contest.
In the Nice Weather, Have A Parking Lot Picnic
Do this once a month or so—bring your grill and have everyone else bring food to share. In the winter, cure those doldrums by organizing a themed lunch—everyone brings a dish.
Put A Team Together to Do Good
Everyone feels really good about themselves, and co-workers begin to establish personal relationships that carryover into the workplace. With those kinds of relationships, you can ask for help when you need it without feeling like you are intruding or irritating someone else.
Find Inspiration from Others
There is a lot of good stuff in print out there. Visit a bookstore and browse through the sections on success and self-help. Pick up a couple of books that speak to making your workplace more enjoyable, including both mental and physical activities that will inspire you and that you can put into practice right away.
More information: TinyBuddha.
com
Southern Wayne County Regional
Chamber Urges Regional Leadership to Support an Efficient and Reliable Mass
Transit Plan
Citing a need to recruit and retain strong talent in the Metro
Detroit region, the Chamber is calling on leaders to present a regional mass
transit plan to voters on the November ballot
TAYLOR, MI – The Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber has
joined regional corporate and community leaders in calling on our elected
leaders and the Regional Transit Authority Board of Directors to place a
transit plan on the ballot this November that will expand mobility options
throughout Macomb, Oakland, Wayne and Washtenaw counties.
"A strong regional mass transit plan is a must as we work to
identify effective strategies to attract the talent that is needed for our
business community in the Metro Detroit region," commented Ronald J.
Hinrichs, president of the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber. "One of
the most significant concerns among our chamber membership is the ability to
recruit and retain talent to help our businesses grow. An effective transit
plan is a necessary investment that will not only help to bring new jobs, but
will assist in attracting the talent that is critical for a thriving business
community."
The Detroit region continues to thrive and grow, however, by any
measure, Southeast Michigan lags behind the rest of the nation in the
development and use of public transit. Amazon noted the state of public transit
as a key reason why Detroit was not chosen as a finalist for the Amazon’s HQ2 -
as have other potential employers.
"It is vital that we learn from our experiences, and come
together to work as a region to implement strong solutions and strategies that
will enhance the business and overall community for generations to
follow," commented Hinrichs. "Regional mass transit is a smart,
positive and effective step in the right direction."
Be sure to follow the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber of
Commerce on Facebook at facebook.com/SWCRC and the Chamber website for all the latest Chamber news and
events.
#FamousChamber of Commerce
Quotations:
"Education is not the
filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." William Butler Yeats
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Birmingham Bloomfield 2017-2018 Membership
Directory and Community Resource Guide
The
Birmingham-Bloomfield 2017-2018 Membership Directory and Community Resource
Guide is available at the Birmingham-Bloomfield Chamber of
Commerce today! Thank you to Joe Bauman and the
Chamber team for their help and direction putting this together!
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Chamber Executive Ongoing Education Weekly New
Idea: Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't - by
Simon Sinek
Imagine a world where almost everyone wakes up inspired to go to
work, feels trusted and valued during the day, then returns home feeling
fulfilled. This is not a crazy, idealized notion. Today, in many successful
organizations, great leaders create environments in which people naturally work
together to do remarkable things.
In his work with organizations around the world, Simon Sinek
noticed that some teams trust each other so deeply that they would literally
put their lives on the line for each other. Other teams, no matter what
incentives are offered, are doomed to infighting, fragmentation and failure.
Why?
The answer became clear during a conversation with a Marine Corps
general. "Officers eat last," he said. Sinek watched as the most
junior Marines ate first while the most senior Marines took their place at the
back of the line. What's symbolic in the chow hall is deadly serious on the
battlefield: Great leaders sacrifice their own comfort—even their own
survival—for the good of those in their care.
Too many workplaces are driven by cynicism, paranoia, and
self-interest. But the best ones foster trust and cooperation because their
leaders build what Sinek calls a "Circle of Safety" that separates
the security inside the team from the challenges outside.
Sinek illustrates his ideas with fascinating true stories that
range from the military to big business, from government to investment banking.
More information: Barnes & Noble
Job Openings in #ChamberWorld
Hollywood (CA) Chamber of Commerce - President
& CEO Position- Salary: $185,000+
The Position of President and CEO - The Hollywood Chamber seeks a visionary President and CEO to lead the Chamber’s staff and members. The President provides leadership and advocacy for the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, is responsible and accountable for all Chamber operations including Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremonies, and represents the Chamber in the local community and at the city, county, state and national level. The successful candidate must have extensive experience administering a staff, a thorough understanding of a Chamber’s mission and activities, and must embrace and understand the role of an urban chamber and the dynamics within the multi-cultural community it serves.
HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BACKGROUND INFORMATION - The Chamber’s Mission -
The Mission of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is to promote and enhance the business, cultural and civic well-being of Hollywood. To accomplish this mission, the Chamber will act at the local, state, and federal levels of government to develop and support specific proposals for action, and oppose legislative and regulatory efforts that do not support these principles. More information: Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Business Programs Manager - Grand Rapids Area Chamber of
Commerce - Grand Rapids, MI
The Grand Rapids Chamber is an award winning regional organization that believes in a thriving and prosperous West Michigan for all. Organized in 1887, the Chamber convenes and leads a collection of business and community stakeholders to provide services targeted to increase growth and opportunity. It has a membership of nearly 2,400 businesses, 25 professional staff, and a $3.4 million budget. The Chamber is proud of its innovative programs that support talent development, advocacy/public policy, and business services.
In principle and practice, the Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce believes in the value and power of diversity and inclusion. In efforts to better serve and represent our members and to reflect the community, the Chamber is committed to actively seeking a diverse workforce. Read more: Job Openings in #ChamberWorld - Week of June 11th
Manager, Health Partner Relations - Detroit Regional Chamber - Detroit,
MI
The Detroit Regional Chamber is
hiring a full time Manager, Health Partner Relations position to work in our
downtown Detroit location. The Detroit Regional Chamber offers excellent health
& dental insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield, voluntary vision
insurance, Safe Harbor 401k plan with matching contribution, generous Paid Time
Off Days (PTO), paid holidays, business mileage reimbursement, and much more!!!
Join our team as Manager, Health Partner Relations today!
Manager, Health Partner Relations Position Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in business, marketing, communications, or other related field
Three or more years of experience in account management, marketing, relationship management or partner development Creative problem solver with the ability to learn new programs Detail-oriented, highly-organized, deadline focused Superior communication skills Experience managing vendor relationships preferred Health care experience a plus Able to successfully manage multiple assignments Valid driver's license and ability to travel locally (approx. 25% local travel) Read more: Job Openings in #Chamberworld - Week of May 21st
Manager, Health Partner Relations Position Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in business, marketing, communications, or other related field
Three or more years of experience in account management, marketing, relationship management or partner development Creative problem solver with the ability to learn new programs Detail-oriented, highly-organized, deadline focused Superior communication skills Experience managing vendor relationships preferred Health care experience a plus Able to successfully manage multiple assignments Valid driver's license and ability to travel locally (approx. 25% local travel) Read more: Job Openings in #Chamberworld - Week of May 21st
The Flint & Genesee
Chamber of Commerce is seeking a Director of Community & Government
Affairs. The Director of Community and Government Affairs has day-to-day
responsibility for working with business, federal, state, and local government
units and local community representatives ensuring that appropriate messaging
is communicated regarding all the various Chamber resources and initiatives
available to support business and the greater community at large. The Director
of Community & Government Affairs must have knowledge and ability to
familiarize businesses and community representatives with Chamber member
services & opportunities, economic development & tourism functions,
education & training initiatives and partnerships with individuals and
organizations that contribute to the overall economic position of Genesee County.
The ideal candidate will have
a Bachelors’ Degree in Political Science, Public Affairs, or another related
field. The position requires a minimum of seven (7) year of direct experience
in government relations, strong communication skills (public speaking),
experience in community relations and knowledge of Flint & Genesee County.
Interested candidates should
submit resume, cover letter and three references by email.
Salary: Negotiable based on
applicant experience Read more: Job Openings in
#ChamberWorld - Week of June 11th
Programs
and Events Director - Macomb County Chamber - Mount
Clemens, MI
Our Programs and Events
Director duties and responsibilities include:
·
Execution of all Chamber and Foundation events including, Annual
Meeting, Good Morning Series, Coffee Connections, Member Mixers, Golf Outing,
After Hours, Hall of Fame, Athena, all luncheon programs, Lake St. Clair
Appreciation Day, State of the County, Expos, Preparedness event, Get to Know
Your Chamber, Seminars and any other event the Chamber or the Foundation
conduct. Development of new programs, events and membership activities should
be considered.
·
Development of Sponsorships
·
Consult with and develop annual plans with members when
possible.
·
Committee participation in Marketing and Programs Committee, as
well as all event related committees. Read more: Job Openings in
#ChamberWorld - Week of June 11th
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“If God had a refrigerator, your picture would be on it." -Max Lucado
“If God had a refrigerator, your picture would be on it." -Max Lucado
Consumers Energy Foundation Announces $500,000 in Grants for
Kitchen Incubator, School of the Arts in Jackson CSR Wire
Howell Chamber: ‘Family Adventures in Entrepreneurship’ set for
Good Morning Livingston - Kim Esper, kesper@howell.org, (517) 546-3920
Troy Chamber Hosts Expert Panel to Discuss Future of Autonomous
Vehicles more information call 248-641-8151 or
e-mail: theteam@troychamber.com
Grand Rapids Chamber Small Business Series: Mindscape Shares Five
Quick Tips for Small Businesses to Generate Leads & Sales Online - Grand Rapids Chamber
Chamber Executive Ongoing Education Weekly New Idea: Lean In:
Women, Work, and the Will to Lead - By Sheryl Sandberg Lean-In
Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber to Host Elegant Awards
Ceremony Honoring Downriver Women in Business www.SWCRC.com
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