Generation E: Growing the next generation of entrepreneurs
The Generation E program for student entrepreneurs is a collaboration among the city of Monroe, its small businesses, and Monroe Public Schools.
The Generation E program for student entrepreneurs is a collaboration among the city of Monroe, its small businesses, and Monroe Public Schools.
These collaborations show how growing interest in health care careers can begin early.
The West Coast Chamber takes the top floor of Next Center, joining Lakeshore Advantage to support business growth, workforce development, and regional innovation.
Love INC’s recycling partnership is part of $386,500 in Community Impact grants awarded to eight organizations serving regional needs.
Trans-Matic CEO P.J. Thompson is recognized for decades of business leadership, community investment and collaborative impact across the Lakeshore region.
Two libraries in Ottawa County are adding learning and dementia programs, helping students, job seekers, and seniors through free, community-focused services.
Broadcasting from the woods, Blue Lake Radio connects listeners, orchestras, and venues while navigating financial challenges and a shift away from news programming.
Holland resident and GVSU student Galilea Bahena researches 100 years of Hispanic businesses in West Michigan for a Grand Rapids museum exhibit, ensuring community stories endure.
West Michigan tech professionals visit 52 classrooms, teaching coding basics and inspiring elementary students to explore future careers in computer science.
Samantha Scott’s leadership strengthens local nonprofits, supports workers, and creates lasting opportunities for people facing employment and life challenges.
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