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Growing and Thriving Along With Our Members

June 8, 2022 2188

MMA has experienced a tremendous amount of change and growth in the last two and a half years. I’m proud to say that our team has responded to and overcome the challenges to provide our members with outstanding service and support.
Michigan Manufacturers Association Announces Reorganization

June 8, 2022 1457

MMA, which has served as a unifying champion of an industry that is in constant evolution and growth for 120 years, announced an internal re-organization that will position MMA for continued growth and expanded value for Michigan’s manufacturing industry.
MMA Helps Identify Unique Risks and Opportunities for Michigan Manufacturers

June 9, 2022 1324

As the Michigan manufacturing industry continues a years-long battle to respond to and overcome challenges , MMA embarked on a statewide tour to engage with specific manufacturing sectors to identify unique risks and opportunities within the industry.
MMA's Johnston Recognized for Lobbying Efforts

June 2, 2022 1431

Mike Johnston, Vice President of Government Affairs for the Michigan Manufacturers Association (MMA), was again recognized by Crain’s Detroit Business as one of the Top 50 Names to Know in Lobbying. Johnston was also recognized with the honor in 2020.
The End of JIT: Adapting to the Global Supply Chain Shortage in 2022

May 26, 2022 3909

With no end to global supply chain disruptions in sight, manufacturers need to adapt to shortages and future-proof their operations. MMA member InsITe shares insights on overcoming a key obstacle — the limitations of Just-in-time Manufacturing.
Are You Ready to Sell Your Mexican Subsidiary?

May 26, 2022 1210

With mergers and acquisitions soaring in the U.S., you may be thinking of selling your Mexican subsidiary. Planning is key; read four considerations from MMA member Clayton & McKervey before initiating conversations with potential buyers.
MMA’s David Worthams Appointed to Michigan Civil Rights Commission

May 26, 2022 1983

MMA Director of Employment Policy David Q. Worthams has been appointed to the Michigan Civil Rights Commission by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The Michigan Civil Rights Commission works to carry out the guarantees against discrimination articulated in Michigan’s Constitution.
Webinar: Unconscious Bias Workshop: Rev up Your Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiative

July 18, 2022 1416

Our brains receive 11 million pieces of information every second…and we can only process 40 of those details consciously. This makes our responses to everyday interactions and situations 90 to 95% unconscious. This how our brains have evolved to deal with our complex environment; but it means we don't realize just how unconscious – or biased we can be. By understanding that we're all biased, we can become more aware of our thoughts and actions when relating to others. We can learn to pause and put conscious thought behind our actions.
How to Leverage Inventory Cost Management to Improve Your Company Profitability

May 19, 2022 1968

For many businesses, balancing inventory costs is vital to success but it can be a guessing game that is difficult to predict. Learn how an effective inventory cost management system can make it easier to capture appropriate costs from MMA member Rehmann.
The Research Tax Credit: An Underused Asset for Manufacturers

May 19, 2022 1654

Only 30% of manufacturing businesses in the US are claiming the R&D Tax Credit, available to companies that are developing or improving products, processes, techniques, formulas, inventions or software. Find out if your company qualifies and how to prepare the credit from MMA member @DST Advisory Group.