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April 10, 2025 ~ Pat Devlin, Leader of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council joins Jennifer Mefford in for Paul W Smith.

Originally uploaded July 10th, re-edited September 30th. Chris Holman welcomes Jose Reyes, Executive Director, NPower Michigan, Detroit, MI. Can you explain what NPower Michigan is and the mission it serves? Specifically, how does the organization aim to build a talent pipeline that meets employer needs and engages the local community? Your organization focuses on enhancing workforce readiness through digital literacy and credentials. Could you describe some of the key programs or initiatives NPower Michigan offers to help individuals prepare for careers in the tech industry? How does NPower Michigan approach recruiting individuals from underserved communities? What partnerships or strategies have been particularly effective in helping young people transition from high school to further education or the workforce? Industry collaboration seems to be a significant part of your strategy. Can you provide examples of how NPower Michigan works with industries like Mobility, Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Green Energy to create career pathways and apprenticeships? NPower Michigan has achieved impressive outcomes, such as high job placement rates and significant wage increases for program graduates. What are some of the key factors that have contributed to these successes, and what plans do you have to continue building on this momentum? About our guest: José Reyes serves as the Executive Director of NPower Michigan. He is responsible for leading NPower's strategic direction, overseeing its administrative management, and directing collaborative partnerships within the region. José has been credited for his role in developing the White House recognized Tech-Hire initiative in Detroit, as well as: - Expanding the Grow Detroit Young Talent summer youth program to 8,000 children. - Establishing a strategic partnership with DPSCD for redevelopment of 21st century CTE schools for youth and adults. - Establishing the City of Detroit's first youth engagement center for Opportunity Youth. - Opening American Job Centers within two Michigan Department of Corrections facilities. - Creating the Detroit Registered Apprentice Program (D-RAP), a DOL recognized best practice model. With nearly two decades of experience, José is nationally recognized as a subject matter expert on Workforce and Economic Development. José has provided consultation services to other Workforce Boards, including the City of New Orleans and the state of Nevada. He continues to serve as a panelist for Policy Link, a national research and action institute dedicated to advancing economic and social equity for boys and men of color. Prior to joining NPower, he served as the Director of Workforce and Community Development at Washtenaw Community College, creating innovative, industry-driven talent pipeline strategies. José is a graduate of the University of Michigan and holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and a Master's degree in Social Work. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Stephen Henderson talks with Charlotte Jameson, chief policy officer for the Michigan Environmental Council, about the state of solar power in Michigan. And he talks with Juan Shannon, the founder of Parker VIllage HP, an organization that is creating a “smart neighborhood” to make Highland Park more sustainable.

Today: There's announcements of a new partner for the "Michigan Central District" in Corktown that contains Michigan Central. Google is now added to the mix in some way, and there's more resources the state is throwing at the project. Plus, Devon explains what the heck "Mobility" means.  The old (and mostly vacant) State of Michigan Building just off the Lodge in Detroit is for sale again. What should it be turned into? Taqueria El Rey has a very successful fundraiser after it burns; and Street Beet is closing in the 3rd Street. We throwback and remember Dangerously Delicious Pies. SMOG Forever! The Motown Museum picked up a new building down the street, which leads us to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominations that include the MC5 and Eminem. We discuss tracks, and want to know your favorites. If this is your first time meeting the show, don't forget to follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, or wherever you download podcasts. If you'd like to support the show and maybe get Devon to play the piano: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dailydetroit  

October 7, 2021 ~ Patrick Devlin, Secretary and Treasurer of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council, talks with Chris Renwick about Governor Whitmer reinstating prevailing wages in construction projects.

October 7, 2021 ~ Full Show. Chris Renwick in for Guy. Dr. Adam Carrington, Associate Professor of Politics at Hillsdale College discusses a District Judge temporarily blocking the Texas abortion ruling. Colorado refusing organ transplants to unvaccinated patients. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne reports on the Supreme Court reviewing the conviction of Theodore Wafer. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson fills us in on Proposal S. Dr. Arnold Monto discusses news on Pfizer's long term efficacy and efforts to get it approved for children 5-11 years old. Patrick Devlin, Secretary and Treasurer of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council and Jimmy Greene, President of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Michigan on Governor Whitmer's push for prevailing wage.

October 5, 2021 ~ Full Show. Chris Renwick if or Guy. Zack Smith, Legal Fellow at The Heritage Foundation previews the new Supreme Court term. President Joe Biden speaks in Howell. Prashant Salla Founder of Fix my Car joins us for Mobility Makers. PR expert Matt Friedman on Facebook's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day and Steve Claywell, President of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council recaps President Joe Biden's visit.

October 5, 2021 ~ Steve Claywell, President of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council, talks with Chris Renwick about meeting with President Biden at the Operating Engineers Local 324 training center in Howell.

Pat Devlin, Secretary-Treasurer of the Michigan Building & Construction Trades Council – On the work that’s being done to turn TCF Center into a place for COVID19 patients

Lapeer County and Oakland County, St Clair County, Macomb County's Best Home Remodeling and Additions Soulliere Construction on Building Fortunes Radio with Jerry Soulliere and Peter Mingils. You can hear this on http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/soulliere-construction-home-improvements-kitchen-bathroom-general-contractor-attica-township-lapeer-county-macomb-oakland-michigan/ and you can see more on videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_fu2CcI-3BznS0n25rn-bA Check out the  remodeling of kitchens, basements, and bathroooms on https://www.soulliereconstruction.com There's an introduction by Peter Mingils on Building Fortunes Radio: http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/soulliere-construction-home-improvements-kitchen-bathroom-general-contractor-attica-township-lapeer-county-macomb-oakland-michigan/soulliere-construction-owned-by-jerry-soulliere-lapeer-county-and-oakland-and-macomb-counties-for-best-constractor-for-home-improvements-kitchen-and-bathroom-remodeling-additions-and-new-construction-on-building-fortunes-radio-with-peter-mingils-2893  

On tonight’s edition of “Powering Michigan’s Future” we’ll discuss the Habitat Detroit build up project happening this week with Dan Garan of Habitat Detroit, talk about Play Place for Autistic Children with Art Ashley, Chairman of NECA Contractor, Ferndale Electric and Founder, Shell Jones. We’ll also visit with Pat Devlin, Secretary/Treasurer of the Michigan Building & Construction Trades Council, Michael Richard, Business Manager/Financial Secretary of IBEW Local 58 on the recent AFL-CIO Housing Trust investment in the City of Detroit. - 8/10/16

On tonight’s edition of “Powering Michigan’s Future” we’ll discuss House Bill 4813 which makes major changes to Michigan’s regulatory framework regarding electrical work with Michael Richard, Business Manager of IBEW Local 58, Tom Mittelbrun, Executive Director of the National Electrical Contractors Association of Southeastern Michigan and Pat Devlin, head of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council…we’ll also learn about a new program for returning Veterans called E-Start which offers pre-apprenticeship opportunities for Vets with Gary Polulak, Training Director of the Detroit Electrical Industry Training Center and be later, be joined by Brad Hewitt, Veteran and Electrical Apprentice and learn more about the trade has changed his life.

December, 2015. On “Powering Michigan’s Future” we’ll learn about a one-of-a-kind facility being built right now to support families affected by Autism with Shell Jones, Founder of Play Place for Autistic Children and Art Ashley with Ferndale Electric, we’ll explore the $30 million dollar investment the AFL-CIO and is making in Detroit Housing market with Patrick Devlin, Secretary/Treasurer of the Michigan Building & Construction Trades Council and Michael Richard, Business Manager of IBEW Local 58 and learn more about the need for qualified apprentices to support the Michigan construction industry.

August 8 2012 - On this edition of Powering Michigan39s Future Eric Hansel VP of Lighting Solutions for the Green Team Coalition discusses advancements in Lighting Technology and the impact it has in creating energy-saving lighting and energy-management solutions. The discussion then turns to the importance of moving more returning veterans into the workplace and how the program Helmets to Hardhats helps accomplish this goal. Tom Bowes Director of Education and Outreach for the Electrical Industry Training Center discusses how veterans can enter their electrical training and apprentice program. David Austin Business Agent for the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council and Jason Wade President-Elect of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 58 share news on the job opportunities that the new International Bridge Crossing building project will bring to the trades and our local economy.

July 11 2012 - On this edition of Powering Michigan39s Future the topic is the importance of moving more returning veterans into the workplace. Helmets to Hardhats is a program that helps accomplish this goal. Dan Duggan Deputy Managing Editor Crain39s Detroit Business weighs in on this story and the coverage his publication will have on that initiative along with how employers can benefit from hiring veterans. Tom Bowes Director of Education and Outreach for the Electrical Industry Training Center discusses how veterans can enter their electrical training and apprentice program. David Austin Business Agent for the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council and Jason Wade President-Elect of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 58 share news on the job opportunities that the new International Bridge Crossing building project will bring to the trades and our local economy.

March 14 2012 This edition of Powering Michigan39s Future examines the value of Project Labor Agreements or PLA39s and the recent ruling that struck down a 2011 state law that effectively prohibited governments entities from using PLA39s on public construction projects. This month39s guests are Pat Devlin Chief Elected Officer of the Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council and John Canzano Southfield based Labor lawyer. Also on the show are Joe Abdoo Business Manager of IBEW Local 58 and Dan Tripp Executive Vice President of the National Electrical Contractors Association of Southeastern Michigan.