Summer Cleaning Day at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (August 12, 2011)

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Summer Cleaning Day at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (August 12, 2011)

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We had a book cleaning day (well half day) where we dusted the book collection. We got through about 40% of the monographs at the library and identified some projects that we need to work on over the year. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Summer Cleaning Day at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (August 12, 2011)

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We had a book cleaning day (well half day) where we dusted the book collection. We got through about 40% of the monographs at the library and identified some projects that we need to work on over the year. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Summer Cleaning Day at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (August 12, 2011)

Image by cseeman
We had a book cleaning day (well half day) where we dusted the book collection. We got through about 40% of the monographs at the library and identified some projects that we need to work on over the year. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Ross School of Business (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)

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Ross School of Business (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)

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The new home of the Ross School of Business opened for classes on January 5th, 2009. It is beautiful!

Ross School of Business (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)

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The new home of the Ross School of Business opened for classes on January 5th, 2009. It is beautiful!

Gwen Ifill Delivering the Keynote Address for the MLK Symposium at the University of Michigan (Jan. 18, 2010)

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Gwen Ifill Delivering the Keynote Address for the MLK Symposium at the University of Michigan (Jan. 18, 2010)

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Gwen Ifill, moderator and managing editor of PBS's “Washington Week,” co-anchor for the "PBS NewsHour" and author of the best-selling book: The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, presenting the Keynote Memorial Lecture of the University of Michigan's MLK Symposium. The Lecture was at the University of Michigan's Hill Auditorium on Monday January 18, 2010. She was introduced by Lester Monts, Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Mary Sue Coleman, President of the University of Michigan, and Bob Dolan, Dean of the Ross School of Business.

Gwen Ifill Delivering the Keynote Address for the MLK Symposium at the University of Michigan (Jan. 18, 2010)

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Gwen Ifill, moderator and managing editor of PBS's “Washington Week,” co-anchor for the "PBS NewsHour" and author of the best-selling book: The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, presenting the Keynote Memorial Lecture of the University of Michigan's MLK Symposium. The Lecture was at the University of Michigan's Hill Auditorium on Monday January 18, 2010. She was introduced by Lester Monts, Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Mary Sue Coleman, President of the University of Michigan, and Bob Dolan, Dean of the Ross School of Business.

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

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Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

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For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

Image by cseeman
For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

Image by cseeman
For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Eric Schneidewind AARP President, Charlie Owens of the National Federal of Independent Business, Doug Rothwell of Business Leaders of Michigan at 2011 MML Capital Conference

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Eric Schneidewind AARP President, Charlie Owens of the National Federal of Independent Business, Doug Rothwell of Business Leaders of Michigan at 2011 MML Capital Conference

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More than 400 officials from throughout the state attended the League's 2011 Capital Conference April 5-6 in Lansing, Michigan. The conference focused on the many changes taking place in Lansing and Washington D.C. and the potential impact these changes will have on Michigan's cities, villages and urban townships. The conference had sessions on the Michigan Medical Marihuana Law, Complete Streets initiative, Gov. Rick Snyder's budget proposal, plans to reduce revenue sharing to Michigan communities, long-term budget solutions, the new emergency financial management law and many other topics. Speakers included Bill Rustem, director of strategy for Governor Snyder; Carol Shafto, Alpena Mayor and President of the MML Board; Gilda Jacobs, president and CEO of the Michigan League for Human Services; Doug Rothwell, president and CEO of Business Leaders for Michigan; Eric Schneidewind, president of AARP of Michigan; Charles Ballard, economics professor at Michigan State University; Mitch Bean, director of the Michigan House Fiscal Agency; Craig Their, director of state affairs for the Citizens Research Council; Sen. John Pappageorge, R-Troy; Rep. Earl Poleski, R-Jackson; Jared Rodriguez, of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce; Carolyn Coleman, director of federal relations for the National League of Cities; CeCe Grant, Michigan statewide organizer for Transportation of American; Tim Hoeffner, administrator for High Speed Rail & Innovative Project Advancement for MDOT; Keith Ledbetter, director of legislative affairs for MITA; Battle Creek Mayor Susan Baldwin; State Rep. Vicki Barnett, D-Farmington Hills; Rich Morrison, economic development director for Mt. Pleasant; Melanie Piana, Ferndale councilmember; Keith Baker, Midland planning director; Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin; Summer Minnick, director of state affairs for the League; Hamtramck Mayor Karen Majewski, League board vice president; Linden Mayor David Lossing; John Lindenmayer, associate director of the League of Michigan Bicyclists; Sean Mann, program coordinator of Let's Save Michigan; League staff members Andy Schor, Samantha Jones Harkins, Arnold Weinfeld; and many others. During the Conference, the League's board of trustees had its April meeting and unanimously approved freezing member dues for the 2011-12 fiscal year, which begins July 1. For details about the League and what we do go to mml.org. For more on Capital Conference go to cc.mml.org.

Eric Schneidewind AARP President, Charlie Owens of the National Federal of Independent Business, Doug Rothwell of Business Leaders of Michigan and League CEO Dan Gilmartin

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More than 400 officials from throughout the state attended the League's 2011 Capital Conference April 5-6 in Lansing, Michigan. The conference focused on the many changes taking place in Lansing and Washington D.C. and the potential impact these changes will have on Michigan's cities, villages and urban townships. The conference had sessions on the Michigan Medical Marihuana Law, Complete Streets initiative, Gov. Rick Snyder's budget proposal, plans to reduce revenue sharing to Michigan communities, long-term budget solutions, the new emergency financial management law and many other topics. Speakers included Bill Rustem, director of strategy for Governor Snyder; Carol Shafto, Alpena Mayor and President of the MML Board; Gilda Jacobs, president and CEO of the Michigan League for Human Services; Doug Rothwell, president and CEO of Business Leaders for Michigan; Eric Schneidewind, president of AARP of Michigan; Charles Ballard, economics professor at Michigan State University; Mitch Bean, director of the Michigan House Fiscal Agency; Craig Their, director of state affairs for the Citizens Research Council; Sen. John Pappageorge, R-Troy; Rep. Earl Poleski, R-Jackson; Jared Rodriguez, of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce; Carolyn Coleman, director of federal relations for the National League of Cities; CeCe Grant, Michigan statewide organizer for Transportation of American; Tim Hoeffner, administrator for High Speed Rail & Innovative Project Advancement for MDOT; Keith Ledbetter, director of legislative affairs for MITA; Battle Creek Mayor Susan Baldwin; State Rep. Vicki Barnett, D-Farmington Hills; Rich Morrison, economic development director for Mt. Pleasant; Melanie Piana, Ferndale councilmember; Keith Baker, Midland planning director; Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin; Summer Minnick, director of state affairs for the League; Hamtramck Mayor Karen Majewski, League board vice president; Linden Mayor David Lossing; John Lindenmayer, associate director of the League of Michigan Bicyclists; Sean Mann, program coordinator of Let's Save Michigan; League staff members Andy Schor, Samantha Jones Harkins, Arnold Weinfeld; and many others. During the Conference, the League's board of trustees had its April meeting and unanimously approved freezing member dues for the 2011-12 fiscal year, which begins July 1. For details about the League and what we do go to mml.org. For more on Capital Conference go to cc.mml.org.

Eric Schneidewind AARP President, Charlie Owens of the National Federal of Independent Business, Doug Rothwell of Business Leaders of Michigan and League CEO Dan Gilmartin

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More than 400 officials from throughout the state attended the League's 2011 Capital Conference April 5-6 in Lansing, Michigan. The conference focused on the many changes taking place in Lansing and Washington D.C. and the potential impact these changes will have on Michigan's cities, villages and urban townships. The conference had sessions on the Michigan Medical Marihuana Law, Complete Streets initiative, Gov. Rick Snyder's budget proposal, plans to reduce revenue sharing to Michigan communities, long-term budget solutions, the new emergency financial management law and many other topics. Speakers included Bill Rustem, director of strategy for Governor Snyder; Carol Shafto, Alpena Mayor and President of the MML Board; Gilda Jacobs, president and CEO of the Michigan League for Human Services; Doug Rothwell, president and CEO of Business Leaders for Michigan; Eric Schneidewind, president of AARP of Michigan; Charles Ballard, economics professor at Michigan State University; Mitch Bean, director of the Michigan House Fiscal Agency; Craig Their, director of state affairs for the Citizens Research Council; Sen. John Pappageorge, R-Troy; Rep. Earl Poleski, R-Jackson; Jared Rodriguez, of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce; Carolyn Coleman, director of federal relations for the National League of Cities; CeCe Grant, Michigan statewide organizer for Transportation of American; Tim Hoeffner, administrator for High Speed Rail & Innovative Project Advancement for MDOT; Keith Ledbetter, director of legislative affairs for MITA; Battle Creek Mayor Susan Baldwin; State Rep. Vicki Barnett, D-Farmington Hills; Rich Morrison, economic development director for Mt. Pleasant; Melanie Piana, Ferndale councilmember; Keith Baker, Midland planning director; Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin; Summer Minnick, director of state affairs for the League; Hamtramck Mayor Karen Majewski, League board vice president; Linden Mayor David Lossing; John Lindenmayer, associate director of the League of Michigan Bicyclists; Sean Mann, program coordinator of Let's Save Michigan; League staff members Andy Schor, Samantha Jones Harkins, Arnold Weinfeld; and many others. During the Conference, the League's board of trustees had its April meeting and unanimously approved freezing member dues for the 2011-12 fiscal year, which begins July 1. For details about the League and what we do go to mml.org. For more on Capital Conference go to cc.mml.org.

Jeff Gerritt on Michigan Prosperity Agenda Radio Show

A few nice free business plan images I found:

Jeff Gerritt on Michigan Prosperity Agenda Radio Show

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The Michigan Prosperity Agenda is a monthly radio show that challenges listeners to help make Michigan a better place to live, work and play by creating vibrant and prosperous local communities. It will air on News/Talk 760 WJR at 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month throughout 2010. The hour-long radio program is hosted by Dan Gilmartin, CEO of the Michigan Municipal League (the League). The show is sponsored by the League and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). During our Feb. 24, 2010, show, The Prosperity Agenda discussed the importance of public transportation in our state. Transit experts, developers and government and business leaders from Metro Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor shared their stories and views on transit. View the news advisory about this show. Dan Gilmartin was joined by co-host Jeff Gerritt, editorial writer for the Detroit Free Press. Other guests were Alan Kiriluk, founder and chairman of KIRCO, one of the leading real estate organizations in the Midwest; U-M Instructor and Urban Planning expert Peter Allen; and Don Stypula, executive director of the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council. You can listen to the show online anytime here: www.mml.org/radioshow/prosperity-agenda-show-2.html or go to www.mml.org and click on the orange Prosperity Agenda logo.

UM Professor Peter Allen on Michigan Prosperity Agenda Radio Show with Dan Gilmartin

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The Michigan Prosperity Agenda is a monthly radio show that challenges listeners to help make Michigan a better place to live, work and play by creating vibrant and prosperous local communities. It will air on News/Talk 760 WJR at 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month throughout 2010. The hour-long radio program is hosted by Dan Gilmartin, CEO of the Michigan Municipal League (the League). The show is sponsored by the League and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). During our Feb. 24, 2010, show, The Prosperity Agenda discussed the importance of public transportation in our state. Transit experts, developers and government and business leaders from Metro Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor shared their stories and views on transit. View the news advisory about this show. Dan Gilmartin was joined by co-host Jeff Gerritt, editorial writer for the Detroit Free Press. Other guests were Alan Kiriluk, founder and chairman of KIRCO, one of the leading real estate organizations in the Midwest; U-M Instructor and Urban Planning expert Peter Allen; and Don Stypula, executive director of the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council. You can listen to the show online anytime here: www.mml.org/radioshow/prosperity-agenda-show-2.html or go to www.mml.org and click on the orange Prosperity Agenda logo.

UM Professor Peter Allen on Michigan Prosperity Agenda Radio Show with Dan Gilmartin

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The Michigan Prosperity Agenda is a monthly radio show that challenges listeners to help make Michigan a better place to live, work and play by creating vibrant and prosperous local communities. It will air on News/Talk 760 WJR at 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month throughout 2010. The hour-long radio program is hosted by Dan Gilmartin, CEO of the Michigan Municipal League (the League). The show is sponsored by the League and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). During our Feb. 24, 2010, show, The Prosperity Agenda discussed the importance of public transportation in our state. Transit experts, developers and government and business leaders from Metro Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor shared their stories and views on transit. View the news advisory about this show. Dan Gilmartin was joined by co-host Jeff Gerritt, editorial writer for the Detroit Free Press. Other guests were Alan Kiriluk, founder and chairman of KIRCO, one of the leading real estate organizations in the Midwest; U-M Instructor and Urban Planning expert Peter Allen; and Don Stypula, executive director of the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council. You can listen to the show online anytime here: www.mml.org/radioshow/prosperity-agenda-show-2.html or go to www.mml.org and click on the orange Prosperity Agenda logo.

244/365/1339 (February 10, 2012) – Signing the Wall in the Kresge Library Offices (Ross School of Business, University of Michigan)

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244/365/1339 (February 10, 2012) – Signing the Wall in the Kresge Library Offices (Ross School of Business, University of Michigan)

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As part of a new tradition, we are inviting people who we have worked with to sign the wall of our office, much the way that performers sign the walls backstage at performance halls or radio stations. This is a nice way for us to see all the people who we have helped over the years at Kresge Library. This tradition was started on March 18, 2010.

Demolition of the Wall Between Former Room 100 and Business Manager's Office

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The school underwent renovations in August 2010 to transform the former general office area into two new classrooms (Rooms 100 and 101), and renovate a storage area and classroom at the front of the building into the new general office.

.99 iPad holder

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Business card holder from Office Depot.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

A few nice business help images I found:

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

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For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

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For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

Image by cseeman
For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Michigan Local Government Executives Meet with Business Leaders During the 2012 Michigan Local Government Management Association Winter Institute in East Lansing

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Michigan Local Government Executives Meet with Business Leaders During the 2012 Michigan Local Government Management Association Winter Institute in East Lansing

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The Michigan Local Government Management Association had its 2012 Winter Institute in East Lansing this week under the theme “Coaching a New Season.” The organization represents executives from Michigan’s cities, villages, counties and townships and this year’s winter seminar drew more than 200 officials. Topics for the four-day conference included the value of creating a sense of place in restoring Michigan to prosperity by Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin; how to propose a bill; shared services and best practices in local government; community branding strategies; complete streets; the Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP) formerly known as revenue sharing; municipal credit ratings; EVIP and employee compensation; communicating with your residents; creativity and innovation; accreditations; staff effectiveness; legal ramifications of social media; issues surrounding privatization; public safety leadership; the economics of place; legislation impacting health insurance plans. At the conclusion of the conference MLGMA selected Wyoming City Manager Curtis Holt as its 2012 President. He succeeds Farmington Hills City Manager Steven Brock, who was the 2011 President. Speakers and moderators at the event were Derrick Kozicki, assistant to the city manager for the City of Rochester; Mark Manquen, preside of Cornerstone Municipal Advisory Group; Michael Young, Rockford City Manager; Summer Minnick, director of state affairs for the Michigan Municipal League; Tim Skubick, senior capitol correspondent; James Wickman, Hartland Township manager; Christine Andrysiak, Plante & Moran consulting manager; Stacey Belisle, attorney McGraw Morris PC; Thomas McGraw, president McGraw Morris PC; Dave Jones, Rockford chief of police; Larry L. Looker, manager Global Leadership; Gerald Richards, manager of Meridan Township; Brian LePenske and Kelli Lambrix, senior managing consultants for Public Financial Management; Norman Cox, president of Greenway Collaborative; Teresa Gillotti, economic development director for Ypsilanti; Woody Woodruff, zoning administrator for Union Township; Luke Forrest, program coordinator for the Michigan Municipal League; Bill Westfall, co-director for Gallagher-Westfall Group; Dan Shaw, Norton Shores police chief; Matthew Schindewolf, public services director for Brighton; Dana Foster, Brighton city manager; Mark Meyers, Norton Shores city administrator; Curtis Holt, Wyoming city manager; Matthew Baumgarten, assistant to the city manager for Lathrup Village; Kelly Rossman-McKinney, chief executive officer and principal for Truscott-Rossman; Tony Minghine, associate executive director and COO for the Michigan Municipal League; Heather Van Poucker, director of information and policy research for the Michigan Municipal League; Warren Cream, first vice president for Robert W. Baird and Co. Inc.; Debra Horner, project manager for Michigan Public Policy Survey; Pat Sullivan, Northville city manager; Steven H. Schwartz, labor attorney, Steven H. Schwartz and Associates; Jeff Lewis, presidents Fluis Inc.; Kim Rivera, owner New Moon Visions; Mike Burns, Fenton assistant city manager; Scott Smith, attorney Clark Hill PLC; Scott Adkins, St. Clair city superintendent; Dave Boerger, consultant for Government Effectiveness Southeast Michigan Council of Governments; Mark Hollis, Michigan State University Athletic Department director; Kate Love-Jacobson, vice president of Training at High Performance Government Network. MGLMA is an affiliate organization of the Michigan Municipal League. For more about the League and what we do go to mml.org. For more about MLGMA go to mlgma.org. The Michigan Municipal League also is hosting a conference next month. For details about the League’s 2012 Capital Conference, March 20-21, in Lansing go here: www.mml.org/events/conference/

Michigan Local Government Executives Meet with Business Leaders During the 2012 Michigan Local Government Management Association Winter Institute in East Lansing

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The Michigan Local Government Management Association had its 2012 Winter Institute in East Lansing this week under the theme “Coaching a New Season.” The organization represents executives from Michigan’s cities, villages, counties and townships and this year’s winter seminar drew more than 200 officials. Topics for the four-day conference included the value of creating a sense of place in restoring Michigan to prosperity by Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin; how to propose a bill; shared services and best practices in local government; community branding strategies; complete streets; the Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP) formerly known as revenue sharing; municipal credit ratings; EVIP and employee compensation; communicating with your residents; creativity and innovation; accreditations; staff effectiveness; legal ramifications of social media; issues surrounding privatization; public safety leadership; the economics of place; legislation impacting health insurance plans. At the conclusion of the conference MLGMA selected Wyoming City Manager Curtis Holt as its 2012 President. He succeeds Farmington Hills City Manager Steven Brock, who was the 2011 President. Speakers and moderators at the event were Derrick Kozicki, assistant to the city manager for the City of Rochester; Mark Manquen, preside of Cornerstone Municipal Advisory Group; Michael Young, Rockford City Manager; Summer Minnick, director of state affairs for the Michigan Municipal League; Tim Skubick, senior capitol correspondent; James Wickman, Hartland Township manager; Christine Andrysiak, Plante & Moran consulting manager; Stacey Belisle, attorney McGraw Morris PC; Thomas McGraw, president McGraw Morris PC; Dave Jones, Rockford chief of police; Larry L. Looker, manager Global Leadership; Gerald Richards, manager of Meridan Township; Brian LePenske and Kelli Lambrix, senior managing consultants for Public Financial Management; Norman Cox, president of Greenway Collaborative; Teresa Gillotti, economic development director for Ypsilanti; Woody Woodruff, zoning administrator for Union Township; Luke Forrest, program coordinator for the Michigan Municipal League; Bill Westfall, co-director for Gallagher-Westfall Group; Dan Shaw, Norton Shores police chief; Matthew Schindewolf, public services director for Brighton; Dana Foster, Brighton city manager; Mark Meyers, Norton Shores city administrator; Curtis Holt, Wyoming city manager; Matthew Baumgarten, assistant to the city manager for Lathrup Village; Kelly Rossman-McKinney, chief executive officer and principal for Truscott-Rossman; Tony Minghine, associate executive director and COO for the Michigan Municipal League; Heather Van Poucker, director of information and policy research for the Michigan Municipal League; Warren Cream, first vice president for Robert W. Baird and Co. Inc.; Debra Horner, project manager for Michigan Public Policy Survey; Pat Sullivan, Northville city manager; Steven H. Schwartz, labor attorney, Steven H. Schwartz and Associates; Jeff Lewis, presidents Fluis Inc.; Kim Rivera, owner New Moon Visions; Mike Burns, Fenton assistant city manager; Scott Smith, attorney Clark Hill PLC; Scott Adkins, St. Clair city superintendent; Dave Boerger, consultant for Government Effectiveness Southeast Michigan Council of Governments; Mark Hollis, Michigan State University Athletic Department director; Kate Love-Jacobson, vice president of Training at High Performance Government Network. MGLMA is an affiliate organization of the Michigan Municipal League. For more about the League and what we do go to mml.org. For more about MLGMA go to mlgma.org. The Michigan Municipal League also is hosting a conference next month. For details about the League’s 2012 Capital Conference, March 20-21, in Lansing go here: www.mml.org/events/conference/

f3 - the local food consultants

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f3 members on a team-building day at Wild Yeast Bakery.

f3 provides market research, business planning and consultancy services to develop sustainable local food systems.

www.localfood.org.uk

Phot by Simon Michaels

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

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Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

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For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

Image by cseeman
For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Merging Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (June 26, 2013)

Image by cseeman
For the 3rd straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was to merge the Kresge material that was returned from the Univeristy of Michigan-Flint after ten years off site. These items were merged into the existing collections at the Kresge Library. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

A few nice business help images I found:

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

Image by cseeman
For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

Image by cseeman
For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.

Collection Shifting Day with ProQuest Staff at Kresge Business Administration Library at Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (July 17, 2012)

Image by cseeman
For the second straight year, we were happy to receive help as part of the ProQuest Library Volunteer Program. The project this year was taking care of some old collections and shifting the books on the shelves to prepare for more material to return from UM-Flint. We had help from wonderful volunteers from ProQuest as part of their Library Volunteer Program. Through this program, they send volunteers to local libraries to assist with projects like this.