Digital strategies build resilience, attract customers
Creating a roadmap for transformation starts with assessing how your people and technology can work together to serve you today and tomorrow.
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The race toward economic and social stability
“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)
Read moreBusiness Technology Management During Economic Uncertainty
When the U.S. economy’s future is uncertain, businesses should consider investing in new technology. (For Crain’s / Huntington Bank)
Read moreWomen in Nonprofits: Why More aren’t in Positions of Power
To understand the challenges women face, the Ford Fund interviewed women executives at nine nonprofit organizations about the work they do, the barriers they have faced and the passion behind it all.
Read moreUniversities drive innovation in Michigan
A contact lens that talks to a glaucoma patient’s smartphone. A thruster that directs a satellite to its precise destination in outer space. A fly lab for testing drones and other autonomous aerial vehicles.
Read moreArts organizations strive to stay alive amid COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 shut down thousands of arts and cultural institutions nationwide, costing billions of dollars in lost revenue and wages. At the same time, the pandemic is inspiring new creativity in the sector.
Read moreYep! Michigan’s driving mobility
“The greatest platform for (U.S. economic) diversification is the auto industry” — the way Michigan’s established and startup businesses are disrupting the world through development of advanced mobility solutions.
Read moreSchools strive to overcome digital dilemma
For the millions of educators responsible for nurturing new generations of Americans, the past few months have whipped up a whirlwind of decisions, from creating crash courses in distance learning to finding new ways to feed students, tend to their mental health and deal with the digital divide that deprives young people in underserved communities of the opportunities to learn.
Read moreHelping you tell your story
Wildemere Publishing is ready to tell your story. We provide writing, editing, consulting, content and project management services for nearly every industry — including arts and culture, business, education, finance, health and life sciences, manufacturing, marketing, nonprofits, and technology. Whether your project is B2B or B2C, business or feature, technical or trade, national or regional, print or digital, we tailor each client’s message
Read morePower of the press: MLK documentary urges teen to action
“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 more2022 Crain’s Notable Awards
Crain’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
Read moreFord Fund: Still making an impact
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 more100 Most Influential Women in Michigan
From 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.
Read moreSmithsonian’s solution to ‘digital divide’ in schools is a page-turner
While 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 moreNonprofits Get Creative As Resources Fall, Needs Rise
To 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 moreNeed a change agent? Look to your CIO
A company’s most important assets are its people; yet, many leaders don’t understand their value.
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