More frequent hand-washing breaks and other enhanced sanitation practices. Supplying face masks for employees to wear on the job. A sharp increase in the use of videoconferencing. Those were among the practices implemented by area businesses that continued to operate in at least a reduced capacity as the economy otherwise drastically slowed in the wake Continue Reading
In the 19 years that Scott Sassack has owned and operated Great Harvest Bread Co. in Grand Blanc, he has always tried to give back to the community. The connection is evident the moment you walk in the front door and see the display of photographs highlighting the relationships with area schools and other organizations. Continue Reading
While some Genesee County businesses were categorized as “essential” and were allowed to continue operating under the executive order Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued in March to help contain the spread of the coronavirus, at least a couple decided to become even more vital. For example, two area businesses — Fenton-based Domico Med-Device and BAJ Glass Continue Reading
Congratulations to our members on the move featuring FGCC members’ grand openings, promotions, new hires, recognition and milestones (Featured) Sunshine Family Care Clinic, a new HIV primary care clinic grand opening on March 5. Member News Promotions, New Hires and Recognition Michael Odette, former Burton police chief, is the new chief for the Public Safety Continue Reading
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is engaging with corporate leaders across the country regarding the impacts of this health and economic crisis on businesses and communities. One theme has clearly emerged: we are all in uncharted territory. This is particularly true in our nation’s schools. According to UNESCO, Continue Reading
As debates about the reopening of the economy continue – on when and how to restart businesses, schools and recreational activity, I don’t want to lose sight of an important part of the COVID-19 conversation. I’m talking about the heroic efforts of frontline workers who are taking care of the people of Michigan in a Continue Reading
Vital efforts to the contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has radically altered the way businesses and organizations operate nationwide. Likewise, the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce has adapted and augmented how it goes about delivering the support, services and resources that our members, partners and clients rely upon. Engagement and relationship management Continue Reading
