Michigan Business Network

Taylor Benavente is joined by Sarah-Grace Battles, Communications Manager, Michigan Nonprofit Association, Jaime Lewis, Finance and Database Manager, Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA) for a pair of segments and then

Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, Vice President, Public Policy, American Society of Association (ASAE) to discuss UBIT, the Unrelated Business Income Tax, what it is, how it impacts non-profits, and how recent changes to tax law are impacting small and big associations.

There's also an ASAE event in Washington DC March 28-29, 2019, where the UBIT topic will be among the issues tackled by ASAE.

Ken Hayward is Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Grand Hotel, a historic and award-winning 397-room hotel built in 1887. Located on Michigan’s Mackinac Island and open seasonally from May – October, Grand Hotel is the world’s largest summer resort. Ken oversees the overall operation of the hotel. In addition, he manages various departments such as sales, marketing, conventions, and finance.

Ken began his career at Grand Hotel in 1985 as a sales representative after a great experience at the University of Michigan. Active in college baseball, Ken was selected to the All Big Ten Baseball Team four times, was named captain of the 1985 Michigan Baseball Team, was the 1984 Baseball Most Valuable Player, and was awarded the 1985 Bob Ufer Athlete of the Year Award and the Big Ten Medal of Honor.

We talk baseball, hotels and his role in leading one of Michigan's most iconic family owned businesses! Take the time to hear Ken's compelling story!

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20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

20/20 Hindsight: The Freedom & Future of Journalism

Join a panel of Michigan press corps and broadcasting veterans as they offer personal and professional reflections on the past, present, and future journalism & the role and perspective of broadcasting.

Moderated by Zoe Clark, Program Director, Michigan Radio.

Held annually in February, the Michigan Society of Association Executives’ Legislative and Public Policy Conference is recognized as Lansing’s first major legislative event of the year. This well respected event features new leadership visions, policy issues, pundit commentaries and candidate debates and serves as the premiere legislative conference dedicated to the association community.

Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE)'s President & CEO Kelly Turner addressed the gathering of the 2019 Legislative & Public Policy Conference, during the Governor's Luncheon over noon-hour February 12th.

Here were her remarks to the gathering that day.