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In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is John Anderson. What happens when the rockstar lifestyle starts to feel more like a death sentence than a dream? For John, the parties, the wealth, and the wine cellar full of excuses were all just masks for something much darker. He had it all—or so it seemed—until two tragic losses and one haunting realization stopped him in his tracks: If I don't change, I'm next. This is a conversation about money, privilege, and the moment you realize that real wealth isn't what's in your bank account—it's in the life you choose to live. John Anderson is a lifelong business strategist and entrepreneur. Through his published book Replace Retirement: Living Your Legacy in the Exponential Age, and in his coaching business Anderson shares his passion for living the second half of life better than the first half. For 30 years he has coached CEOs and executive teams in developing clear, measurable goals underpinned with structures and insights to achieve both professional and personal success. Anderson's entrepreneurial spirit has guided much of his professional life starting in the office furniture industry where he built, then sold, a leading office furniture dealership. He was the first coach to work with Verne Harnish, during the time Harnish developed Scaling Up, now considered one of the leading executive coaching organizations. Anderson is active in corporate speaking and coaching and has equity in a variety of entrepreneurial companies.  The focus of his current work is developing holistic plans for individual executives utilizing the Exponential Leader Practice. In the late 90's John Anderson founded the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organization, was recognized by Michigan's Future 50 award, “Today's Workplace of Tomorrow” award, and in Crain's list of Forty under Forty.  He served on the Leadership Oakland board, the Oakland County Business Roundtable and is considered one of the most networked entrepreneurs in the region. Anderson started his career with IBM.

This Rural Health Leadership Radio episode features a conversation with Dr. Matt Seeger,  Distinguished University Professor at Wayne State University, who has extensively studied organizational behavior, communication, and crisis management and response. Dr. Seeger shares his unique story as an undergraduate student deeply affected by a tragedy and how that led him to become a leading expert in crisis communication. We discuss the critical role of leadership in navigating crises, especially in rural communities. If you want to learn more about crisis and emergency communication check this website out: https://emergency.cdc.gov/cerc/ “It's really the whole community that is going to facilitate an effective crisis response” -Matthew W. Seeger, Ph.D.  Matthew W. Seeger, Ph.D., a Distinguished University Professor of Communication and Dean Emeritus, is renowned for his expertise in crisis and emergency risk communication, particularly in the context of infectious disease outbreaks, health promotion, and resilience and renewal post-crisis. His significant contributions include working closely with the CDC, the National Center for Food Protection and Defense, and being a part of the WHO Guidelines Development Group for Emergency Risk Communication. Dr. Seeger's research, supported by the CDC, NSF, NIH, and the State of Michigan, has led to over 200 publications, including the CDC's Handbook for Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication.  He has also authored several influential books on crisis communication and risk management. A founding editor of The Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research, Seeger's insights have been featured in major media outlets. He is a Fellow of the International Communication Association, and a member of the Wayne State University Academy of Scholars. He has received numerous awards for his service and scholarship in communication, including induction into the Public Relations Society of America, Detroit Chapter, and Hall of Fame.

September 25, 2023 ~ Chuck Stokes, Editorial & Public Affairs Director for WXYZ-TV/Channel 7, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the 40th anniversary of the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists. Photo: WXYZ-TV

September 25, 2023 ~ Full Show. Checking in with Mike Lee from Crain's Detroit Business on all the business headlines you need to know for the week. New survey shows what business owners are worried about. The latest insight and analysis on the UAW strike. Recap of this weekend's GOP conference on Mackinac Island. Lions win one at home against the Atlanta Hawks. Will museum taxes be on the ballot again in the near future? The Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists celebrates 40 years and the day's biggest headlines.

Claire de Mézerville López welcomes Kenyatta Stephens, Chief Executive Officer of Black Family Development, Inc. (BFDI) to the Restorative Works! Podcast. BFDI is a comprehensive, restorative, non-profit family counseling agency created in 1978 by the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers. BDFI is committed to equity and supporting families throughout the lifespan through the implementation of Restorative Practices.   Kenyatta tells us how restorative practices provide the framework for a philosophical approach to supporting families that honors their expertise as family members. The importance of reflecting back on goals set as a family and recognizing how those goals are realized, adjusting as needed while remaining focused on restoration and repairing harms. She reminds us that community betterment is cross-generational, cross-functional, and cross-systems work that comes from the desire to live, grow, and thrive where we are planted.   Kenyatta has 28 years of Human Service experience and has a passion for education, equitable access to resources, and youth. Her personal mission is to build hope, health, and healing for communities, by helping families achieve optimal wellness within strong networks of support. She serves as a 2019 gubernatorial appointee for the Early Childhood Investment Corporation Board of Directors. From 2008-2019, Kenyatta served 3 Governors on the Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice as a Subject Matter Expert. She attended Harvard University Business School's 2015 class of Performance Management for Non-Profit Organizations. In 2013 she attended the Georgetown University's Juvenile Justice Reform Certificate Program. Kenyatta acquired her Master's in Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Child and Family, from the University of Pennsylvania, and Bachelor's from the University of Michigan.   Tune in to learn more about Kenyatta's mission and BFDI's work in their community. And be sure to register for our 2023 IIRP World Conference, in partnership with BFDI, happening in Detroit, Michigan October 2-4, 2023

Grand River Ave and Joy Rd have taken on many iterations of the Black experience. Bomani has witnessed them all since the 1970s. Bomani began connecting to a community of Black consciousness as a die-hard enthusiast. Today in a role of leadership for the Detroit Chapter of the Malcolm X Grassroots Organization he is sharing the knowledge he has gained. May 19th in honor of the Birthday of Malcolm X Detroits chapter will be hosting an event. Learn more about the passion and process of Bomani in his Detroit is Different feature.  Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/9a621fe6-97a6-49b3-8c19-a798e9d4a775

On today's episode, Alan sits down with CEO, author and wealth coach Melissa Hughes to talk about money and underlying beliefs that hold us back from unlocking our soul purpose. Melissa provides expert advice and wisdom straight from the intersection of the spiritual and the practical and sheds light on gaps we tend to have about money. Feeling unsure of your finances right now? You need to ingest this episode   About Melissa A self-made millionaire by 31, Melissa Hughes is the founder of the Live Rich. Spread Wealth. Global Movement, which is changing the lives of businesspeople worldwide. She is a master business coach, best-selling author, international speaker, and consultant. Her mission: to help entrepreneurs and individuals at large companies to accomplish their business goals (including massive profits) while staying connected to their authentic self, transforming the world, and creating lives of limitless abundance. Known as The Guru of Implementation®, Melissa's success, and that of her clients, is a result of her practical, proven systems for business and life success. Her clients include companies like Microsoft, Motorola, ESPN, and globally recognized speaker Lisa Nichols, star of the hit film, The Secret, as well as small start-ups and individuals. Large corporations around the world hire Melissa to advise them on projects and initiatives to the tune of $20 million, and she specializes in helping to ensure culture, communication, project scope, and implementation are successful across divisions, departments, and business units. Melissa is a dynamic, transformative speaker who has presented to companies and at entrepreneurial events, conferences, universities, and associations throughout the U.S. and in Ukraine, Dubai, Costa Rica, Canada, Bali, Tokyo, and Amsterdam, to name a few. Thanks to her high-accountability and firm-love coaching style, Melissa's coaching clients (who number in the thousands) have created massive results in their business and personal lives. Melissa, a wife and the mom of a seven-year-old global citizen (who has already been to 14 countries), serves as a board member on the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneur Organization. She has worked with leaders, trailblazers, sleeping giants, and entrepreneurs worldwide, helping them live their divine purpose and a full life. CONNECT WITH MELISSA Melissa@LiveRichSpreadWealth.com MelissaHughes.com LiveRichSpreadWealth.com LinkedIn: Melissa-Lisa-Hughes-MHA-PMP Facebook: TheGuruOfImplementation Instagram: @IAmMelissaHughes MORE FROM STAYFORTH EFFECTIVE: Leadership development cohort waitlist Download this free tool: 

Kendal Bowman is a licensed Architect in Illinois and Michigan with 14+ years of experience in the profession of design. He is currently the Principal of Arcos Studio, LLC [Arcos] along with a Project Architect at TMP Architecture, INC [TMP] doing incremental development and Educational Architecture respectively. Over the years, he has garnered experience in a myriad of Architectural sectors allowing for his portfolio of work to extend from historic renovation and preservation of existing buildings in Detroit to Airport Additions in Abu Dhabi. At every juncture, Kendal has quickly and effectively learned the intricacies of each sector to become an indispensable part of a team.As Principal of Arcos Studio, Kendal has returned to his hometown - Pontiac, Michigan - to work through the development of the city with the mantra ‘Access + Equity By Design. He is focusing on affordably renovating single and multi-family homes while producing developments at a smaller scale for the community. He is actively involved with community-based programs and independently working with individuals looking to further their experience in the Architecture and Design field. His position at TMP as a Project Architect has afforded him the opportunity to work on educational architecture in urban landscapes with the hopes of providing a much-needed voice to the design process.From a community lens, he is President-elect for the Detroit Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects looking to build on the success of his predecessors and leave his mark on the chapter where he can.Show Topic Links:History of Pontiac Michigan https://www.pontiac.mi.us/about/history/city_history.phpPontiac Commercial Historic District https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Commercial_Historic_DistrictUniversity of Michigan https://taubmancollege.umich.edu/https://www.nomadetroit.org/abouthttps://www.tmp-architecture.com/ Favorite Projects (no particular order):1. Abu Dhabi Airport Addition - UAE - https://www.ghafari.com/projects/abu-dhabi-terminal-1-3-improvements2. Capitol Park Renovation (1212 Griswold, 1145 Griswold, 1249 Griswold) – Detroit https://www.miplace.org/4a735d/globalassets/documents/project-profile-pdfs/griswold_lofts.pdf3. David Whitney Building – Detroit https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2022/05/25/david-whitney-building-undergo-renovation-add-hotel-rooms/9931380002/4. Record Copy Services - Chicago5. AMMROC MRO - Al Ain, UAE6. Osi Apartments – Detroit https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/detroit/2020/10/15/osi-art-affordable-housing-detroit-woodbridge/3654761001/If you enjoy this show and want more content like this, visit

Kimara Mayberry is President Elect for the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), Detroit Chapter, HR Consultant and Practitioner. During this conversation we talk about mentors vs sponsors and how leaders need to do a better job grooming new leaders. Kimara talks about the importance of "networking" inside and outside of your company. Great stuff! #BaxtersBuzz #Mentorship #Sponsorship #Legacy #Leadership "Angelic 8s: A Letter To Zara" and is available now. #BaxtersBuzz Link - https://amzn.to/37BIX44 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baxter-hall/support

After 12 years of professional basketball, Jimmy went to work as a financial adviser for Merrill Lynch. It was there that he gained the skills needed to organize, design, and execute strategic financial plans. Over the last 20 years, he has spent much of his time working with non-profit organizations that mentor youths in the Detroit area.Jimmy is part owner and Vice President of TruChampions, a national education and sports recruiting service, providing comprehensive consultation for college admissions and applications, tutoring, coaching, and ACT/SAT preparation. Jimmy is an alum of the University of Michigan, majored in Communications, and lettered in men's basketball, where he appeared in the NCAA Championship in 1992 and 1993. He remains active in the community by serving on the Board of the Letter Winners M-Club and on the Finance and Facilities Committee. He also supports the Abayomi Community Development Corporation as a coach and serves as a board member of the National Basketball Retired Players Association, Detroit Chapter. Jimmy resides in Birmingham, Michigan with his three children Jalen, Madison, and Malcolm. He enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, and moonlighting as an analyst for collegiate and professional basketball.To learn more about Caralee, visit her page:https://www.mariposagroupdfw.com/agent/caralee-gurney/To learn more about Stacy, visit her page:https://www.mariposagroupdfw.com/agent/stacy-cooper-revely/Stay in touch on social media:https://www.facebook.com/TheMariposaGrouphttps://twitter.com/mariposagrouphttps://www.instagram.com/themariposagroup/https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacyrevelyrealtor/https://www.linkedin.com/in/CaraleeGurney/

Maria Carr, Program Director for the GO RED FOR WOMEN CAMPAIGN, of the American Heart Association, Detroit Chapter discusses the chapter's initiatives to improve the lives of women and all patients in Detroit challenged by heart disease and other complications.The  episode's goal is to recognize to recognize American Heart Month and to inform, inspire, influence, and educate Metropolitan Detroiters on how the American Heart Association Detroit's Chapter works to enhance the heart health and wellness of Detroiters at various ages and stages. Hosted by Dr. Cleamon Moorer Sponsored by: American Advantage Home Care, Inc.

Today we continue to explore the Negro Leagues and Negro League Hall of Fame candidates. We welcome Gary Gillette, Ted Knorr, and Sean Gibson to the podcast. Gillette, Knorr, and Gibson have joined together to form a new committee—named "42 for 21"—to publicize deserving Negro Leagues & Black Baseball candidates for upcoming Hall of Fame elections. We discuss their backgrounds, how the project started, the election that took place, and what comes next for the project. We specifically looked at a handful of candidates that performed very well in the election but don't rank as highly with Eric Chalek's Negro League MLEs: Rap Dixon, Newt Allen, Spottswood Poles, John Donaldson, Ted “Double Duty” Radcliffe, Oliver “The Ghost” Marcell, and Chet Brewer. Gary Gillette is the founder and current chair of the Friends of Historic Hamtramck Stadium, a nonprofit that is working to restore the former Negro League ballpark near his home in Detroit. Gillette also served for a decade on the Tiger Stadium Conservancy's board of directors. He has four decades of baseball research, writing, and editing experience, beginning with his work with Bill James and Project Scoresheet in the mid-1980s. A contributor to six editions of Total Baseball, Gillette later designed and co-edited with Pete Palmer the five editions of the ESPN Baseball Encyclopedia. Gillette also designed the ESPN Pro Football Encyclopedia and served as executive editor for both editions of that reference work. A former member of the Society for American Baseball Research's (SABR) board of directors, Gillette is a past co-chair of two of SABR's major research committees—the Business of Baseball Committee and the Ballparks Committee. He was the founder and president of SABR's Detroit Chapter and is now the chair of SABR's new Southern Michigan Chapter. Ted Knorr has been a baseball fan since infancy, when his grandma gave him a Brooklyn Dodgers jersey. A few years later, an aunt introduced him to baseball via Ladies Nights at Forbes Field. Later still, a childhood friend—Martha—introduced him to the APBA Major League Baseball Game. Ted has been a SABR member since 1979 and, in 1998, founded and hosted the initial Jerry Malloy Negro League Research Conference. Sean Gibson is the great-grandson of Negro Leagues legend and 1972 National Baseball Hall of Fame player Josh Gibson. Sean has dedicated his life to the preservation of Josh's legacy and is the Executive Director of the Josh Gibson Foundation, a Pittsburgh-area non-profit organization. The Josh Gibson Foundation was established in 1994 in an effort to keep the memory of Pittsburgh's beloved Josh Gibson and the entire Negro Leagues alive. The foundation partners with the University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University and Carnegie Mellon University by matching up college students with elementary and middle school youth for tutoring. With a strong focus on education, the foundation currently serves roughly 300 children and plans to increase those numbers by starting new programs yearly. The foundation also sponsors the Josh Gibson Baseball Academy. 42 for 21: https://www.42for21.org/ The Josh Gibson Foundation: https://www.joshgibson.org/

These are the episode that turn out to just be a good time. We've all become friends with Bobby so it's a lot of just hanging out and have Good Brother conversations. So sit back, learn about Bobby's journey, and enjoy the hangout session. Patreon.com/MajorWorldOrder ProWrestlingTees.com/MajorWorldOrder Facebook.com/MajorWorldOrder Twitter.com/MajorWorldOrder Instagram.com/MajorWorldOrder YouTube.com/MajorWorldOrder

NABWIC TALKS What's Ahead in 2022: Roundtable Discussion with Women in Construction Special Guest Appearances by: Kimle Nailer, President, NABWIC Dr. Esther Lambert, Vice President, NABWIC Tylene Henry, President, Detroit Chapter, NABWIC Bellandra Foster, BBFoster Consulting,PC, North Carolina Area, NABWIC _________________________________ NABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.| NABWIC.ORG

Ashley Ballard presents her passion for Education and Community Behavioral Health through Detroit nonprofit, Black Family Development Inc. There Ashley, a Detroit resident by way of Los Angeles, provides prevention and intervention services to the K-8 students of an area charter school while overseeing parent engagement. By ushering parents back into the school room [and their child's education] she can deliver evidence base, structured treatment to Wayne County parents and ultimately the community as a whole. Ballard is a ministry leader at Straight Gate International church; an advisory board member for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Detroit (SCLC- Detroit); and the founding Chair for the Detroit Chapter of the And Campaign. She is professionally trained in Restorative Justice and Practices, and is certified in Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS), Transforming Research into Action to Improve the Lives of Students(TRAILS) and Parenting Through Change (PTC). Ballard earned a B.S. in Psychology, from Regent University in Virginia, and M.S. in Performance Psychology, from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, completing a dissertation topic which has been published and internationally presented. CONNECT WITH HER: Facebook Instagram Dissertation: Exploring the Role of Spirituality and Spiritual Beliefs in the Pursuit of Excellence and Attainment of Peak Performance in Professional Athletes Learn more about BLACK WOMEN LEAD at BlackWomenLeadUs.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/black-women-lead/message

After 12 years of professional basketball, Jimmy went to work as a financial adviser for Merrill Lynch. It was there that he gained the skills needed to organize, design, and execute strategic financial plans. Over the last 20 years, he has spent much of his time working with non-profit organizations that mentor youths in the Detroit area.Jimmy is part owner and Vice President of TruChampions, a national education and sports recruiting service, providing comprehensive consultation for college admissions and applications, tutoring, coaching, and ACT/SAT preparation. Jimmy is an alum of the University of Michigan, majored in Communications, and lettered in men's basketball, where he appeared in the NCAA Championship in 1992 and 1993. He remains active in the community by serving on the Board of the Letter Winners M-Club and on the Finance and Facilities Committee. He also supports the Abayomi Community Development Corporation as a coach and serves as a board member of the National Basketball Retired Players Association, Detroit Chapter. Jimmy resides in Birmingham, Michigan with his three children Jalen, Madison, and Malcolm. He enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, and moonlighting as an analyst for collegiate and professional basketball.

On this Think Hope Podcast Hopeologist Rosalind Lewis Tompkins shares an interview from  the Valder Bebe's God Talk radio show talking about the power of hope. She then shares an impactful hope chat with Apostle Pam Morgan about Mothers in Crisis' former Detroit Chapter and toxic relationships. She then shares how everyone can join the Whole Hope Campaign by becoming a Citizens of Hope. Learn how to become a citizen of hope as you listen to this power packed Think Hope Podcast. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Pete Chryplewicz has found a passion beyond his playing days that keeps him connected to the community with the NFL Alumni Detroit Chapter. Listen to the great things they are doing on the latest Business and Personal Podcast.Watch the video version here.https://youtu.be/czi29ec-QRQ

What happens to all the excess food from restaurants and food suppliers? 30-40% of food is wasted in the U.S. Darraugh Collins, the Site Director and Founder of Food Rescue US's Detroit Chapter talks to Jewell Dziendziel about how Detroit is handling food waste during the pandemic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While preparing the grounds of the Estate for Hexennacht, our caretaker Saint Licorice popped into the Ritual Chamber to have some tea and a chat with Shiva Honey, creator of Satanic rituals and so much more.Shiva tells us about her fascination with Gritty (the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot), her approach to ritual, and her outlook on teaching and learning. We learn about the wide array of projects that Shiva is pursuing from music to becoming a death doula. Shiva charts her journey as a Satanist from growing up as a kid all the way to her recent role as a Minister of Satan.Through a heartfelt conversation, Saint Licorice and Shiva dive even further into the nature of art, the practice of Satanism, gurus, mental health and well-being, and so much more. Shiva will be appearing on a panel related to mental health and Satanism during Hexennacht at the Estate.Shiva has been part of The Satanic Temple since 2014 as a founding member of the Detroit Chapter. She served on the National Council and now, through her shop Serpentinae, offers a wide variety of boutique rituals.The Tea Room Dialogues is a conversational podcast featuring Estate guests and caretakers from all over the world. Get to know more about our guests and staff, hear stories that don’t make it into talks and presentations, feel the laid back ambiance of our virtual tea room like you’re overhearing a conversation at your local coffee shop.--The Tea Room Dialogues is a conversational podcast featuring guest of TheSatanic.Estate and caretakers from all over the world. Get to know more about our guests and staff, hear stories that don’t make it into talks and presentations, feel the laid back ambiance of our virtual tea room like you’re overhearing a conversation at your local coffee shop.Music by Ona, CC-BY

Jon and Jeff talk with Rob Dube, author of ‘Do Nothing’ on the power of meditation and how to quiet our minds and get back to center during stressful times. Rob Dube, Author and President of imageOne: From Blow Pops to Forbes’ Best Small Companies! Rob Dube got his start selling Blow Pops out of his locker in high school and is President and Co-founder of imageOne, which was ranked on the 2017 list of Forbes Small Giants: America’s Best Small Companies. Throughout Rob’s 26 years experience, he has developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community — a unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry and as a top workplace. Rob is also the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, set for release in early 2018, and founder of the upcoming donothing™ leadership silent retreat. Back to the Blow Pops — an early passion for entrepreneurship took shape in high school, when Rob teamed up with imageOne Co-founder and CEO Joel Pearlman to start their first business together, selling Blow Pops. Today, with Core Values as the foundation, Rob and Joel have grown imageOne into the leading organization in Document Lifecycle Management and a company well-known as exceptional; receiving national recognition for its rapid growth and strong focus on culture. Along with its 2017 Small Giants distinction from Forbes Magazine as one of 25 Best Small Companies in America, imageOne is also recognized as a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For (5 time honoree), one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Private Companies in America (6 time honoree), a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business, and one of Crain’s Detroit Cool Places to Work 2018 (2 time honoree). Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. Rob received the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service. As an author and speaker, Rob challenges business leaders to donothing™, sharing his lessons learned from more than 12 years of a daily meditation practice, as well as biannual silent meditation retreats. In addition to his book, he is a contributor at Forbes, Thrive Global, and EO Octane.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Rob Dube: Twitter: @robddube Website: www.imageoneway.com  Email: rdube@imageoneway.com  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/robdube  His TEDx Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ_rgKop-Bc  And his book and retreat: http://www.donothingbook.com 

In this second episode of the podcast we dive deep into research and design with Eric Nalian, instructional design leader and doctoral candidate. He's been researching how we can apply fundamental principles of instructional design to other areas of our field, particularly change management. I sat down with him for a conversation about his work with the national ATD publication series, TD at Work. Learn more about Eric's work with ATD and purchase his publications "Guide Organizational Change with ADDIE" at https://www.td.org/td-at-work/guide-organizational-change-with-addie This month's book review: Agile for Instructional Designers by Megan Torrance, available at https://www.td.org/books/agile-for-instructional-designers Production Notes: Host: Michael Haynes Guest: Eric Nalian Special thanks to production consultants Nick Harmon and Matt Nadolny. ATD in the D Today is produced by the Detroit Chapter of the Association for Talent Development. Learn more at detroitatd.org.

2020 was a year like no other -- the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way metro Detroit craft breweries operated in a big way. But, Michigan isn't called the 'Great Beer State' for nothing. Zach not only looks back on the coronavirus and craft beer but looks beyond, discovering what makes local flavors so special. HUGE THANKS TO: Michigan State University's College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, Motor City Gas, Blake's Hard Cider, Jamex Brewing, Brown Iron Brewhouse, Dearborn Brewing, the Detroit Chapter of Girls Pint Out, Fillmore 13 Brewery, Ferndale Project, North Center Brewing Co., Detroit Beer Co., Royal Oak Brewery, Motor City Brew Tours, Witch's Hat Brewing Company, Batch Brewing Company and Brew Detroit! Follow Zach on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook for more!

Jon and Jeff talk with Rob Dube, author of ‘Do Nothing’ on the power of meditation and how to quiet our minds and get back to center during stressful times. Rob Dube, Author, and President of imageOne: From Blow Pops to Forbes’ Best Small Companies! Rob Dube got his start selling Blow Pops out of his locker in high school and is President and Co-founder of imageOne, which was ranked on the 2017 list of Forbes Small Giants: America’s Best Small Companies. Throughout Rob’s 26 years experience, he has developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community — a unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry and as a top workplace. Rob is also the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, set for release in early 2018, and founder of the upcoming donothing™ leadership silent retreat. Back to the Blow Pops — an early passion for entrepreneurship took shape in high school, when Rob teamed up with imageOne Co-founder and CEO Joel Pearlman to start their first business together, selling Blow Pops. Today, with Core Values as the foundation, Rob and Joel have grown imageOne into the leading organization in Document Lifecycle Management and a company well-known as exceptional; receiving national recognition for its rapid growth and a strong focus on culture. Along with its 2017 Small Giants distinction from Forbes Magazine as one of 25 Best Small Companies in America, imageOne is also recognized as a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For (5-time honoree), one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America (6-time honoree), a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business, and one of Crain’s Detroit Cool Places to Work 2018 (2-time honoree). Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. Rob received the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service. As an author and speaker, Rob challenges business leaders to donothing™, sharing his lessons learned from more than 12 years of daily meditation practice, as well as biannual silent meditation retreats. In addition to his book, he is a contributor at Forbes, Thrive Global, and EO Octane. Connect with Rob Dube: www.imageoneway.com www.donothing.com     Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!  

How we communicate will set the tone for how we lead through this crisis and set the stage for how we lead AFTER the crisis, in the world of the new normal. Relationships with ALL stakeholders are critical to our success and how we navigate the complex world of communication right now during the crisis will either cement those relationships to build a strong foundation for the future or destroy them. This is an opportunity to galvanize the team, the business and maybe even the industry. Communication is one of the key traits of authentic leadership and in this episode,  we look to an industry veteran in the field to help us understand and explore this topic. Meet Jim Bianchi,  President, Bianchi Public Relations, with more than 35 years of experience on both the corporate and agency sides, Jim is a senior, hands-on PR professional directing Bianchi Public Relations, a Detroit area firm recognized nationally for its expertise in working with automotive and technology suppliers. Jim’s firm has been named among the “Best of Michigan Business” and one of "101 Best & Brightest Companies” in Metro Detroit … and has been ranked by PR industry journals as the largest independent PR firm based in Detroit and one of the top technology PR firms in the U.S. Inducted into the PRSA Detroit Hall of Fame in 2012 for his contributions to the PR industry, Jim was also named the first recipient of Wayne State University Department of Communication’s Alumni Achievement Award in 2003. And around Detroit, Jim is often called “the dean of auto supplier PR.” Jim received a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from Wayne State University in Detroit and is accredited in public relations by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), Jim is a member of the Automotive Press Association, the Automotive Public Relations Council, the Detroit Chapter of PRSA, the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Troy Chamber of Commerce and the Marketing & Sales Executives of Detroit. He is also an affiliate member of the Society of Automotive Engineers and has served as a judge for the International Automotive Media Competition awards. https://www.bianchipr.com/    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbianchi/ 02:36 Jim’s story 04:25 Emotional turmoil / bring calm 08:57 Global impact 12:51 Audio, video & written 14:50 Authenticity 15:42 The Trump / Cuomo comparison 19:43 Employee engagement / after the crisis 23:02 The supply chain impact /dealing with all stakeholders 36:12 Management by talking around 38:35 People will remember how you make them feel  

ATD Detroit Chapter President Michael Haynes and ATD Detroit VP of Marketing Tamara Freeman join EverythingHR Podcast Host Felicia G Harris to discuss the Detroit Chapter of the Association for Talent Development (ATD) which provides resources and professional development opportunities for learning and performance professionals through monthly meetings, programs, speakers, networking events and webinars. ATD offers opportunities to expand your professional network and to connect with other professionals. ATD Detroit has partnered with EverythingHR Talent Development Institute to offer DiSC Certification training to its membership. The upcoming course is April 23-24 at the Michigan Minority Suppliers Development Council headquarters in Detroit. DiSC CERTIFICATION REGISTRATION: http://bit.ly/ATDDiSC DiSC Certification will help your team learn how to connect with peers, managers, and customers in effective ways. DiSC is a data-driven training that combines engaging facilitation and video with online pre-work and follow-up tools to create a personalized learning experience for every organization. Find ATD Detroit: https://www.detroitatd.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/atd-detroit For More About EverythingHR www.EverythingHR.net https://www.linkedin.com/company/everythinghr1 https://twitter.com/EverythingHR1

I had the magnificent opportunity to explore Rob's mind on meditation, positivity, and becoming a catalyst in lifting others up. Rob Dube is the President of imageOne From Blow Pops to Forbes Best Small Companies! Rob started his first business in high school selling Blow Pops out of his locker. For the last 28 years, he’s served as President and Co-founder of imageOne, ranked as one of the Top 25 Small Businesses in America on the 2017 list of Forbes Small Giants. Throughout Rob’s entrepreneurial journey, he’s developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community. A unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry, and as a top workplace. imageOne is simply the best at helping clients optimize and manage print, automate business process, and secure documents and is well-known as an exceptional company, receiving local and national recognition for its multi-award-winning culture. Rob is an avid meditator of 14 years, the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, the organizer of the donothing™ leadership silent retreat, and host of the donothing™ podcast. Along with its 2017 Small Giants distinction from Forbes Magazine as one of 25 Best Small Companies in America, imageOne is also recognized as the number one Top Workplace in Michigan, a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For (6 time honoree), one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Private Companies in America (6 time honoree), a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business, and one of Crain’s Detroit Cool Places to Work 2018 (2 time honoree). Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. Robreceived the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service. Rob Dube : LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robdube/ imageOne - http://www.imageoneway.com/ donothing book - http://www.donothingbook.com/ Host: Mila DeChant Website: https://www.miladechant.com/ itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/human-becomings/id1462178012 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miladechant/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miladechant/

NABWIC TALKS airs Wednesday mornings at 8:30 a.m. E.T. as a benefit to the members of the National Association of Black Women In Construction. It is offered as an educational serivice to our listening audience. We bring our members and industry experts to you each week to educate, motivate and encourage professional connections.  www.nabwic.org Our guest today is Tylene Henry, Nabwic Detroit Chapter president journey to Dakar Senegal.with Anothony Cameron

Welcome to Part 2 of the LIM Dublin Interviews from May 2019.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode shares the final set of short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Heather Ramsey, Manager of Academic Programs at PMI. Working with Colleges and Universities across the globe. This has been part of the PMI since its inception. It’s evolved over the years and is always looking to add new programs. She shares the benefits to the chapter and to the individuals. 2.Lynn Channon from the Chapter Member advisory group. Lynn has lost count of the number of LIM’s she’s attended and shares her learnings from the event. 3.Seam McConnell, from the Detroit Chapter of PMI. Sean shares his experience from the LIM in Dublin and has taken a ton of great ideas from the sessions he attended. 4.Monina from the France Chapter. She is the leader of the study group in the PMBOK 6th. She has been helping others learn and develop their PM skills. She shares details about the attendees the study group which helps others learn about Project Management. She shares her excitement taken from the LIM experience. The networking and growth that comes out of this role is very rewarding according to Monina.5.Jorg Glunder from PMI Southern Germany Chapter. He’s been volunteering for the last 11 years for PMI. He talks about the leadership skills he’s developed by being in this role. He became more confident and experienced. This is his 7th LIM and he’s learned so much. 6.Janet Burnes, President of the Delaware Chapter of PMI in Philadelphia. The chapter is celebrating the 40th Anniversary and they are hosting the congress in Philadelphia in October for the 50th Anniversary. Janet talks about the value she’s taking from being involved in the PMI chapters and how this has changed over the years in these positions. Staring with networking and moving to help others get better at Project Management.Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Welcome to Part 2 of the LIM Dublin Interviews from May 2019.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode shares the final set of short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Heather Ramsey, Manager of Academic Programs at PMI. Working with Colleges and Universities across the globe. This has been part of the PMI since its inception. It’s evolved over the years and is always looking to add new programs. She shares the benefits to the chapter and to the individuals. 2.Lynn Channon from the Chapter Member advisory group. Lynn has lost count of the number of LIM’s she’s attended and shares her learnings from the event. 3.Seam McConnell, from the Detroit Chapter of PMI. Sean shares his experience from the LIM in Dublin and has taken a ton of great ideas from the sessions he attended. 4.Monina from the France Chapter. She is the leader of the study group in the PMBOK 6th. She has been helping others learn and develop their PM skills. She shares details about the attendees the study group which helps others learn about Project Management. She shares her excitement taken from the LIM experience. The networking and growth that comes out of this role is very rewarding according to Monina.5.Jorg Glunder from PMI Southern Germany Chapter. He’s been volunteering for the last 11 years for PMI. He talks about the leadership skills he’s developed by being in this role. He became more confident and experienced. This is his 7th LIM and he’s learned so much. 6.Janet Burnes, President of the Delaware Chapter of PMI in Philadelphia. The chapter is celebrating the 40th Anniversary and they are hosting the congress in Philadelphia in October for the 50th Anniversary. Janet talks about the value she’s taking from being involved in the PMI chapters and how this has changed over the years in these positions. Staring with networking and moving to help others get better at Project Management.Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Insolvenzfähigkeit (§§ 11, 12 InsO) = Schuldner; Verfahrensrechtliche Schuldner aus jüngerer Zeit; Fall insolvenzfähige Vermögensmassen; Detroit: Chapter 9 des US Bankruptcy Code; Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen des Bundes oder eines Landes; Das Resolvenzverfahren; Insolvenzgericht; Beispiel "Firmenbestattung"; Verfahren und Haftung; Insolvenzverwalter: Bedeutung, Bestellung, Pflichten Persönliche Haftung, Rechtstellung, Vergütung.

Insolvenzfähigkeit (§§ 11, 12 InsO) = Schuldner; Verfahrensrechtliche Schuldner aus jüngerer Zeit; Fall insolvenzfähige Vermögensmassen; Detroit: Chapter 9 des US Bankruptcy Code; Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen des Bundes oder eines Landes; Das Resolvenzverfahren; Insolvenzgericht; Beispiel "Firmenbestattung"; Verfahren und Haftung; Insolvenzverwalter: Bedeutung, Bestellung, Pflichten Persönliche Haftung, Rechtstellung, Vergütung.

Rob Dube is the President of imageOne and Author of do nothing, the most rewarding leadership challenge you ever will ever take.Check out Rob's podcast - https://www.donothingbook.com/podcast/From Blow Pops to Forbes’ Best Small Companies! Rob Dube got his start selling Blow Pops out of his locker in high school and is President and Co-founder of imageOne, which was ranked on the 2017 list of Forbes’ Small Giants: America's Best Small Companies. Throughout Rob’s 26 years experience, he has developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community — a unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry and as a top workplace. Rob is also the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, and founder of the donothing™ leadership silent retreat.Back to the Blow Pops — an early passion for entrepreneurship took shape in high school, when Rob teamed up with imageOne Co-founder and CEO Joel Pearlman to start their first business together, selling Blow Pops. Today, imageOne is the leading organization in Document Lifecycle Management and receives national recognition for its rapid growth and strong focus on culture. imageOne is a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For, one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Private Companies, a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, and a Crain’s Detroit Cool Places to Work 2017. Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. Rob received the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service.As an author and speaker, Rob challenges business leaders to do nothing™, sharing his lessons learned from more than 12 years of a daily meditation practice, as well as biannual silent meditation retreats. In addition to his book, he is a contributor at Forbes, Thrive Global, and EO Octane.If you would like more information on Rob please check out the following links below:Rob Dube LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robdube/imageOne - http://www.imageoneway.com/donothing book - https://www.amazon.com/donothing-rewarding-leadership-challenge-youll-ebook/dp/B079SWHVHM/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Rob Dube is the President of imageOne and Author of do nothing, the most rewarding leadership challenge you ever will ever take.From Blow Pops to Forbes' Best Small Companies! Rob Dube got his start selling Blow Pops out of his locker in high school and is President and Co-founder of imageOne, which was ranked on the 2017 list of Forbes' Small Giants: America's Best Small Companies. Throughout Rob's 26 years experience, he has developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community — a unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry and as a top workplace. Rob is also the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, and founder of the donothing™ leadership silent retreat.Back to the Blow Pops — an early passion for entrepreneurship took shape in high school, when Rob teamed up with imageOne Co-founder and CEO Joel Pearlman to start their first business together, selling Blow Pops. Today, imageOne is the leading organization in Document Lifecycle Management and receives national recognition for its rapid growth and strong focus on culture. imageOne is a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For, one of Inc. 5000's Fastest Growing Private Companies, a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, and a Crain's Detroit Cool Places to Work 2017. Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs' Organization. Rob received the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service.As an author and speaker, Rob challenges business leaders to do nothing™, sharing his lessons learned from more than 12 years of a daily meditation practice, as well as biannual silent meditation retreats. In addition to his book, he is a contributor at Forbes, Thrive Global, and EO Octane.If you would like more information on Rob please check out the following links below:Rob Dube LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robdube/imageOne - http://www.imageoneway.com/donothing book - https://www.amazon.com/donothing-rewarding-leadership-challenge-youll-ebook/dp/B079SWHVHM/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Rob Dube is the President of imageOne and Author of do nothing, the most rewarding leadership challenge you ever will ever take.From Blow Pops to Forbes’ Best Small Companies! Rob Dube got his start selling Blow Pops out of his locker in high school and is President and Co-founder of imageOne, which was ranked on the 2017 list of Forbes’ Small Giants: America's Best Small Companies. Throughout Rob’s 26 years experience, he has developed an unwavering passion for delivering extraordinary experiences that positively impact the lives of his team members, the goals of their customers, and the fabric of the community — a unique approach to business that has driven the company to success in its industry and as a top workplace. Rob is also the author of donothing™: the most rewarding leadership challenge you will ever take, and founder of the donothing™ leadership silent retreat.Back to the Blow Pops — an early passion for entrepreneurship took shape in high school, when Rob teamed up with imageOne Co-founder and CEO Joel Pearlman to start their first business together, selling Blow Pops. Today, imageOne is the leading organization in Document Lifecycle Management and receives national recognition for its rapid growth and strong focus on culture. imageOne is a National Best and Brightest Company to Work For, one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Private Companies, a 2017 Positive Workplace by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, and a Crain’s Detroit Cool Places to Work 2017. Rob is a Member of the Small Giants Journey and past Member of the Board of Directors for the Small Giants Community, the Board of Trustees for the Boys and Girls Club, and past President of the Detroit Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. Rob received the 2013 RARE Everyday Hero award for community service.As an author and speaker, Rob challenges business leaders to do nothing™, sharing his lessons learned from more than 12 years of a daily meditation practice, as well as biannual silent meditation retreats. In addition to his book, he is a contributor at Forbes, Thrive Global, and EO Octane.If you would like more information on Rob please check out the following links below:Rob Dube LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robdube/imageOne - http://www.imageoneway.com/donothing book - https://www.amazon.com/donothing-rewarding-leadership-challenge-youll-ebook/dp/B079SWHVHM/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

In his first-ever book, the award-winning beat writer Tom Gage recounts the living history of the Tigers, counting down from No. 50 to No. 1. The Big 50 brilliantly brings to life the Tigers' remarkable story, from Ty Cobb and Kirk Gibson to the rollercoaster that was the ‘Bless You Boys’ era to Justin Verlander's no-hitters and up to today. Tom Gage covered the Detroit Tigers beat for The Detroit News from 1979 to 2014. In 2015, Gage was elected the 2015 winner of the J.G. Taylor Spink Award by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. The longtime chairman of the Detroit Chapter of the BBWAA, Gage also serves on the screening committee that formulates the annual Hall of Fame ballot. The forward to The Big 50 was written by the 1984 World Series MVP Alan Trammell, who was a six-time All-Star while playing for the Detroit Tigers from 1977-1996. The interview with Tom Gage was recorded on May 2, 2017.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Tom Gage, Author of The Big 50: Detroit Tigers. Tom Gage covered the Detroit Tigers beat for the Detroit News from 1979 to 2014. In 2015, Gage was elected the 2015 winner of the J.G. Taylor Spink Award by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. The longtime chairman of the Detroit Chapter of the BBWAA, Gage also serves on the screening committee that formulates the annual Hall of Fame ballot. The 1984 World Series MVP, Alan Trammell was a six-time All-Star while playing for the Detroit Tigers from 1977-1996. He resides in Detroit, Michigan.  

If you missed our show featuring Mr. Jason Cole, Executive Director of the Michigan Contractor's Association and forerunner for the start of the Detroit Chapter of NABWIC. here's another great opportunity.  Jason comes from a family of entepreneurs having been introduced to business at the age of 12 as he worked in his family's project management firm,   He is the facilitator of the National Association Minority Consulting Engineers, Detroit Chapter and the Detroit Association of Planners.  Additionally he is a Collaborator with the National Organization Minority Architects, Detroit Chapter; and the Detroit Association of Realtors.  Jason has over 15 years in the commercial development, construction, and real estate industries.  Formerly with the Small Business Administration, Jason operated as a successful entrepreneur, having served as VP of Cole Financial Services, Inc from 1988 - 2008.Jason's background and expertise includes Human Resources, Accounting and Finance, Marketing and Sales, Commercial Real Estate Lending and Investment.  His certifications include being a BOMA Facilitator Instructor and a CFS Commercial Lender.   ------------------------- YOU ARE INVITED TO Join us at our annual meeting beginning January 20-22 in Atlanta Georgia at the Hampton Inn and Suites at the Campcreek Parkway.  To Register, visit our website at nabwic.org, or call 866-318-1767.

Want to Belong to Something Great! NABWIC is one of the fastest growing, formidable, women organizations with a mission and a voice for women in construction.  Why should you join? Coming to Atlanta!   An impressive group of males and females are coming to Atlanta on January 20-22, 2016.  Find out why? Connections, Resources and Education Connections, Resources and Education have always been a part of the NABWIC culture.  Learn what members expect in the years ahead. Facilitated by Jason A. Cole Jason is the executive director of the Michigan Minority Contractors Association (formerly NAMC) and the Real Estate Investor Association, Detroit Chapter.  He is the facilitator of the National Association Minority Consulting Engineers, Detroit Chapter and the Detroit Association of Planners.  Additionally he is a Collaborator with the National Organization Minority Architects, Detroit Chapter; and the Detroit Association of Realtors.  Jason has over 15 years in the commercial development, construction, and real estate industries.  Formerly with the Small Business Administration, Jason operated as a successful entrepreneur, having served as VP of Cole Financial Services, Inc from 1988 - 2008. Jason's background and expertise includes HR, Accounting and Finance, Marketing and Sales, Commercial Real Estate Lending and Investment.  His certifications include being aa BOMA Facilitator Instructor and a CFS Commercial Lender. 

Jason is the executive director of the Michigan Minority Contractors Association (formerly NAMC) and the Real Estate Investor Association, Detroit Chapter.  He is the facilitator of the National Association Minority Consulting Engineers, Detroit Chapter and the Detroit Association of Planners.  Additionally he is a Collaborator with the National Organization Minority Architects, Detroit Chapter; and the Detroit Association of Realtors.  Jason has over 15 years in the commercial development, construction, and real estate industries.  Formerly with the Small Business Administration, Jason operated as a successful entrepreneur, having served as VP of Cole Financial Services, Inc from 1988 - 2008. Jason's background and expertise includes Human Resources, Accounting and Finance, Marketing and Sales, Commercial Real Estate Lending and Investment.  His certifications include being a BOMA Facilitator Instructor and a CFS Commercial Lender.  Jason is very active in the community and is involved with numerous associations including: Real Estate Investor Association of Detroit  Construction Association of Michigan  National Association of Minority Contractors  African-American Real Estate Professionals  Society of Marketing Professional Services  Building Owners Management Association  American Planners Association  Design Build Industry Association  National Association Minority Consulting Engineers  Detroit Association of Planners  Jason can be contacted at: Michigan Minority Contractors Association  300 River Place, Suite 5350  Detroit, Michigan 48207  313.384.3337