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- Ep. 135: Block600 Project in Lansing Goes LiveIn January 2019 I hosted an interview with the Gillespie Group regarding the launch of a new development project called BLOCK600.
Joining Chris to follow up on the status of this transformational project in downtown Lansing is the President of the Gillespie Group, Pat Gillespie!16 min - Ep. 134: Local Artist Embraces National AffiliationChris often highlights the arts on this podcast because any vibrant community has a robust arts scene - be it music, theater or visual arts. Here to discuss Define Detroit and his new affiliation with Opportunity Arts, Mr. Torrey Gray.17 min
- Ep. 133: Virtual Tours Assist Disabled & Aid MarketingIn September 2018, Chris interviewed a new start up company aiming to help families with autistic members navigate new surroundings. 2.5 years later, this company has flourished, stayed true to its mission and expanded its offerings. Joining Chris to update us on the trajectory of Able Eyes is Co-founder and CEO, Meegan Winters.16 min
- Ep. 132: Lansing Built-to-Last Competition AnnouncedThere is an amazing opportunity for a small business or start-up being launched in the Lansing Region that needs to be shared.
Joining Chris to discuss the Lansing Built-To-Last competition is the Vice President from Dewpoint, Michelle Massey!17 min - Ep. 131: Real Estate Trends in Michigan - Late PandemicThe Coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has wreaked havoc on virtually all aspects of life, especially the momentum of Michigan’s vibrancy and business attraction initiatives. Joining Chris to shed some light on where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re headed from a real estate perspective are two senior associates from Martin Commercial Properties, Tom Jamieson and Chris Miller16 min
- Ep. 130: MSU Foundation Launches Partnership & Earns AccoladesChris has highlighted different programs and subsidiaries of the Michigan State University Foundation and it’s fantastic ecosystem for students and faculty, but in this episode, we get to hear from the Executive Director of the Foundation, Mr. David Washburn!17 min
- Ep. 129: Greenwood District Studios - Michigan’s First Black-Owned Movie StudioTwo themes covered on this show with some regularity are “how do we repurpose vacant retail shopping space”, and “how can we support the arts to drive more vibrancy in our communities”.
In this episode, we’ll be discussing both as we converse with the CEO and Executive Producer of Greenwood District Studios, Amaru!17 min - Ep. 128: Movies Theaters During the PandemicThe Coronavirus pandemic has challenged the way pretty much everyone does business, but imagine being involved with movie theaters during a long stretch of shut downs.
Joining Chris to discuss how one brand is responding is the Executive Vice President for NCG Cinemas, Ryan Jankovic!17 min - Ep. 127: Dos and Don’ts of Investing During the PandemicThese have been some very hectic and stressful times. One part of the average person’s lives that maybe hasn’t taken high priority during the Coronavirus pandemic are investments & financial planning.
Joining Chris from TriStar Trust Bank are two Senior Vice Presidents - the Lansing Market Director, Ben Bakken and Chief Financial Officer Pavel Konecny.18 min - Ep. 126: Red Cedar Mixed Use Project Developing Despite PandemicThere has been a lot of discussion about the loss of vibrancy and economic development momentum due to the Coronavirus pandemic. In Lansing, however, there is a sizable development project coming out of the ground called Red Cedar.
Joining Chris to give us an update and some background of this massive development is the Executive Project Manager of Ferguson Development, Christopher Stralkowski.18 min
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Michigan Reimagined tells the stories of people and organizations who are driving Michigan’s economic sustainability. Chris believes that Michigan residents often lead with an apology for the…
shortcomings of this fabulous state, and he thinks that is unnecessary. Every city has its perks and problems. Instead of complaining about what we don’t have, healthier behavior is finding those doing great work and giving them a platform to share their results. Whether it’s new restaurants, housing stock, talent retention, transportation innovation, tourism, development incentives, placemaking or arts – this state is full of passionate people in action. Hear their stories in 15 minute, deep-dive interviews on Michigan Reimagined.