“The leadership academy aims to empower a generation of students to not just be consumers but to be contributors to the better future Dr. King and Mrs. King envisioned for all.”
Read moreCrain’s Detroit Business honors leaders in their fields through its Notable awards each year. I manage the project and write the profiles. A team of Crain’s Detroit Business editors select the community-nominated honorees based on their career accomplishments and community contributions. Honorees do not pay for inclusion. NOTABLE LEADERS IN SUSTAINABILITY We kicked off 2022 by recognizing Notable Leaders in Sustainability. They diligently
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Ford Fund’s 2022 Annual Report shares the stories of how the nonprofit’s efforts are touching people globally. I had the opportunity to write some of those stories.
Read moreFrom the governor’s office to the halls of Congress, from the board rooms of Fortune 500 companies to corner offices at Michigan’s most prominent businesses, on front lines and production lines and on the ground in their communities, these 100 women reach across generations to draw inspiration from those who came before and encourage tomorrow’s leaders.
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Creating a roadmap for transformation starts with assessing how your people and technology can work together to serve you today and tomorrow.
Read moreWhile nonprofits and school systems have sought ways to get technology to students, the 175-year-old Smithsonian Institution found an old-school way to bridge the gap in the “digital divide” that’s affecting up to 12 million school-age children nationwide.
Read moreTo gain a deeper understanding of how nonprofits fared in 2020 as well as their outlook and needs for 2021, the Ford Motor Company Fund talked to leaders from a variety of sectors around the country.
Read moreA company’s most important assets are its people; yet, many leaders don’t understand their value.
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“It’s sad, but I think it took the pandemic to remind people that you can’t talk about health without talking about disparities. You can’t talk about housing without talking about disparities.” — Rip Rapson, President of the Kresge Foundation (For Crain’s Content Studio/ Bank of America)
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