That’s it folks! SMSBF is looking forward to all the good work People First Economy will be doing in Michigan! Please be sure to follow People First Economy!
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This is a very insightful piece; it reflects a deep systems-thinking understanding of how the development of AI follows the profit motive alone. As Prof. Wolff says, “The system is the sickness”.
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We’re looking forward to seeing the People First Economy grow in SE Michigan! Check-out this article in @CrainsGR.
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Merging with the People First Economy will advance a unique, systems-thinking approach to sustainable business strategy and practice among SE Michigan's main street businesses.
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Small, local business leaders play an important role in the health of our democracy. To learn more, join SMSBF on Thursday, 3/14 for the kick-off of Michiganders for Civic Resilience.
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SMSBF and People First Economy are reaching a new and historic milestone in their partnership. Watch for the reveal this week!
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Partnerships are a journey and grow over time. SMSBF is excited to be on this journey with @peoplefirstecon
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Very excited the Detroit People’s Food Co-op will open soon! Read what you need to know in this excellent @PlanetDetroit article.
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Join Small Business Rising, its partners and SMSBF for a chance to hear from small business owners and FTC Chair Lina Khan, who will provide a glimpse into today’s most important anti-monopoly actions.
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It’s what drives and excites people that leads to opportunity and return on investment. The Good for Michigan program of the People First Economy is a “significant new opportunity” for small, local businesses.
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The Good For Michigan program of People First Economy meets your small, local business, where it is today, and on-ramps it to becoming a “durable enterprise”, one that is more resilient than its competitors.
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Join Small Business Rising, its partners and SMSBF for a chance to hear from small business owners and FTC Chair Lina Khan, who will provide a glimpse into today’s most important anti-monopoly actions.
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Check-out this @ilsr podcast with Detroit’s Source Booksellers. Source is “fostering self-awareness, meaningful dialogue, and shared history within the community.”
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To thrive and prosper, we need others. People First Economy and its Good for Michigan program offers small business leaders a collaborative business community, where they can thrive and prosper.
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Join Small Business Rising, its partners and SMSBF for a chance to hear from small business owners and FTC Chair Lina Khan, who will provide a glimpse into today’s most important anti-monopoly actions.
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People First Economy and its Good for Michigan program can help small, local businesses “prosper over time” and deliver a “positive contribution to society”.
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A bedrock of US culture is the idea that each of us can “strike-out”, become an entrepreneur and build personal wealth. Well, what happens when the retail market is dominated by a monopoly?
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