Russell Schindler and TC New Tech are building a reputation for Traverse City as a technology hub, and that could help the region attract more of tomorrow’s workforce.
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Diversity and Tolerance Attract Talent
Is Traverse City tolerant and inclusive toward minorities? The region has made great strides, including its support for gay rights. But northern Michigan still lacks diversity. How does that impact our ability to attract talent and the workforce of tomorrow?
Back to the Mitten: Northwest Michigan’s Millennial Transplants
Meet some of the millennials and young professionals who have chosen to live in, or return to, Leelanau and Benzie Counties.
Great Lakes Business Network Makes Economic Case Against Line 5
Groundwork’s Jim Lively explains why Great Lakes business leaders are calling for a shutdown of the dangerous oil pipelines through the Straits of Mackinac.
Reclaiming Our Food As Sacred
Bill Palladino, chief executive officer of Taste the Local Difference, explains the role of food in our lives. Palladino will give the January 27 keynote address on the eve of this year’s Northern Michigan Small Farm Conference.
Economic Opportunity: Fernando Meza and Traverse City’s Growing Tech Scene
Fernando Meza, CEO of the digital marketing company OneUpWeb, represents Traverse City’s growing tech scene. As a Mexican-American born in Los Angeles, Meza also reflects on Traverse City’s tolerance and inclusiveness, despite this region’s racial homogeneity.