Hail, entrepreneur — and Darlene Lowe!
Earlier this month, Darlene Lowe announced her decision to step down from her role as board chairman, but she will continue to be involved in the foundation as its chairman emeritus…
Earlier this month, Darlene Lowe announced her decision to step down from her role as board chairman, but she will continue to be involved in the foundation as its chairman emeritus…
For the foundation, 2020 started normally enough. Then just as we were gearing up for our busy retreat season, everything came to a screeching halt on March 24…
“We never had a Twitter or LinkedIn account before. Now we do, says Eddie Lefeaux, CEO of Westport Linen Services. “We’re using those avenues to generate marketing leads, and we’re using our website to do more customer education.”
“SIG was far more of a value-add than I expected, both from a knowledge standpoint and a relationship standpoint,” says Josh Willard.
Nearly 25% of Americans are experiencing symptoms of depression, which is three times higher than pre-pandemic numbers…
Although bureaucracy is not usually a problem for second-stage companies, it’s something that business owners need to be aware of…
Ed was a thinker and a tinkerer. As he matured he was keen to spot opportunities around him. Never afraid to hustle, his work ethic and moral compass were setting him on a path for future business success.
Every great story has a beginning. Ours starts with Ed’s birth. From an early age Ed showed a curiosity for life that would later turn entrepreneurial.
Last fall the Edward Lowe Foundation launched the Michigan 40ish Under 40ish, a group of young leaders from a variety of disciplines…
“It’s easy to start a small business, but once you hit second stage, you encounter unique challenges,” says Ben Slocum, co-founder of Beards Brewery.