Foundation opens satellite office
I’m excited to announce the opening of Edward Lowe Foundation’s Lansing office at 118 W. Ottawa Street...
Beyond the buzzword: employee empowerment in action
There was once a time when business owners could operate successfully without having a presence in the political arena. Not so today...
Policy development: 5 ways to help your business remain relevant
There was once a time when business owners could operate successfully without having a presence in the political arena. Not so today...
Prairie restoration at Big Rock Valley
When it comes to habitat loss, most of us are familiar with deforestation, especially the loss of tropical rainforests. Yet another disappearing habitat — one that gets less press — is ...
A stronger approach to Michigan’s economic growth
When it comes to Hollywood, movie sequels often fall flat when compared to their earlier versions. Not so for a new white paper from the Small Business Association of Michigan...
No one-night wonder: MCSB goes 365
The new MCSB will help second-stagers scale larger and become even more successful — not only regionally but also at the national and global level...
Out of Africa: Savanna restoration at Big Rock Valley
Once widespread throughout the Midwest, oak savannas have become an endangered habitat — something we’re trying to change at our headquarters property...
Spotlight Louisiana: Honoring LED’s Growth Network
When we began hosting the National Center for Economic Gardening, Louisiana was one of the first states to come on board. And over the years it’s become one of our strongest ...
Managing yourself: Achieving equilibrium in an electronic age
Work-life balance has become a big buzzword in today’s society. And though data doesn’t necessarily show that Americans are working more hours today, we often feel that way...
Into the woods: managing for environmental diversity
Dan Wyant takes a look at the foundation's biennial timber harvest, which plays a major role in controlling the types of trees that grow at Big Rock Valley.