As one of the largest spend-down foundations with a limited geography, David’s team must strategize how to make the biggest impact on the most people and then exit gracefully. He and Sandy talk about their accomplishments to date and plans for the future.

Sandy and Sandy discuss the economic evolution of the Detroit region, how business leaders from the private sector can come together to support community initiatives, and how this will impact the long-term growth of their business network.

Jacques talks about why he chose to stay in Detroit after his time at Shinola and how his kids inspire him to have fun. He also shares why building an organization with a good-hearted mission is so important to him and to millennials he employs.

Big changes are coming for the Auto Show and Rod Alberts (Executive Director of DADA and NAIAS) tells us why the team decided to move the event from January to June and other exciting changes to watch for.

Listen to highlights from Huntington Insights with Sandy Pierce featuring Nate Forbes, Dan Loepp, Sanford Nelson, Linden Nelson, Dr. Roy Wilson, Mark Petroff.

President and Managing Partner of The Forbes Company Nate Forbes explains why diversification in retail is an important strategy to not only surviving but thriving. When retail destinations succeed, the surrounding community benefits.

CEO of Marketing Associates Mark Petroff shares how his background in nuclear propulsion and financial advisory helped him build Marketing Associates into a successful marketing consultancy serving impressive clients like Ford Motor Company, McKesson and KitchenAid.

President of Wayne State University Dr. M. Roy Wilson explains how multi-disciplinary healthcare research can benefit urban communities like Detroit. The university has partnered with biochemical and psycho-social researchers to investigate important diseases like diabetes

The multi-brand auto dealership is wildly successful, but David Fischer, chairman and CEO of the Suburban Collection, and his family feel fulfilled through community service to more than 20 charitable organizations. Listen to why this is so important to him and to Southeast Michigan.

The first female CEO at CMS Energy, Patti Poppe shares plans for Consumers Energy to increase renewable energy options including its first community solar power plant (Solar Gardens).