On Aug. 8, higher education leaders and experts convened to share critical insights on college access, policy, and workforce development for Michiganders. Panelists Stephanie Beckhorn of @MichiganLEO, Charles Cotton of @waynestate, Brandy Johnson of the Michigan College Access

"To put it in stark terms, when it comes to educational outcomes, Michigan is in dire straits. Without significant long-term educational investment now and a policy strategy that transcends election results, our state, businesses, and students will continue to fall further

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While the state budget stalemate continues, the Detroit Regional Chamber, with other statewide business groups, sent a letter to the Capitol, urging lawmakers to pass a results-centered education budget to ensure that Michigan employers have the workforce they need. Read the

Engage with legislators, hear about funding and resource opportunities, and learn how to use your voice to influence business policies at the Small Business and Policy discussion on Sept. 12. This event is open to members and future members. Learn more and register at:

Join the Detroit Regional Chamber, with partners @ACGDetroit. and the @ChaldeanChamber, for the Fun @ Five Happy Hour on Aug. 20, featuring the Detroit Region’s entrepreneurs and executives. Enjoy views of the Detroit skyline from the Huntington Bank Rooftop and light

"With their summer recess ending, members of Congress will return to Washington, D.C., with a critical and immediate task: funding the federal government for fiscal year 2026. A Sept. 30 deadline is approaching fast, and lawmakers will have only a few weeks to pass legislation to

The @USChamber estimates that if American small businesses maintain the same level of imports at the newly announced tariff rates, they will face a $202 billion annual tariff tax. Learn more about the potential impact of tariffs on your business:.

RT @ACGDetroit: Don't miss this exclusive summer networking event! ACG Detroit is teaming up with the @ChaldeanChamber and the @DetroitCham….

The Detroit Regional Chamber extends its congratulations to @MsMarySheffield and @SKinlochJr, who were successful in the Aug. 5 primary election for Mayor of the City of Detroit. We commend them on their campaigns and wish them the best of luck as they advance to the general

It's Election Day in Detroit! Be sure to vote in today's primary election before 8 p.m., which will determine the two candidates for Mayor in the November 2025 election. Learn more about where you can vote in the city:.

Applications are open for the University of Detroit Mercy's CSE Boost Program - a twelve-week, intensive workshop for early-stage organizations that have already entered the market with their product or service. Learn more and apply at:.

For over 100 years, @Ford has been one of the most iconic and successful family-run businesses in the world. Executive Chair Bill Ford and Board of Directors member Alexandra Ford English spoke at #MPC25 about growing up in the Ford family, leading through challenging times, and

This week, the graduated income tax petition proposal, which seeks to implement a 5% income tax increase on high-income earners to fund public schools, faced a deadlock at the Board of State Canvassers. The Detroit Regional Chamber’s Brian J. Shoaf, Vice President of Public

The U.S. economy grew by 3% in the second quarter of 2025, a shift from the previous quarter when GDP contracted at a rate of 0.5%. How does this compare with other important business metrics? Get the key takeaways in the Chamber's latest economic indicator update:

This week, Chamber staff closed out July by celebrating Disability Pride Month. Adam Hazlett of @hfcc shared his thoughts about the future of disability inclusion, universal design, and economic empowerment. Staff also enjoyed lunch from Anastasia and Katie's. To learn more

Today, Chamber Vice President of Public Policy and Business Advocacy Brian Shoaf appeared before the State Board of Canvassers to share the Chamber’s concerns with the proposed graduated income tax initiative, which will negatively impact many small and family-owned businesses.

To make Michigan a top-ten education state, the next superintendent must lead a true reinvention, redefining what it means to be college and career-ready in the 21st century. Read the perspective from @launchmich's board members, including Chamber President and Chief Executive.

Many Michigan small businesses are struggling to hire new employees, provide health insurance to existing employees, and invest in resources that would help them grow and succeed, according to a recent survey from @SBAM. Learn about the impact on small businesses and the.

As we continue to navigate an ever-changing business landscape, it has become more crucial than ever for companies to embrace economic equity as a key differentiator and competitive advantage, as well as prioritize these principles to foster growth and innovation. Hear from

Small business owners can leverage the Detroit Regional Chamber’s advocacy connections to influence uplifting business policies on Friday, Sept. 12, 8:30-10 a.m. This is an opportunity to share feedback on your small business needs and engage with officials who can spur change