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Automotive and Insurance
Industries Highlight

Leadership Lansing March

Program

WE’RE PROFESSIONALS — and it shows in everything we do.
wo of Greater Lansing’s largest and most impactful
industries were the focus of the March program for
Tthe 2023-24 Leadership Lansing cohort.
YOUR JOB. The regional economy was built and sustained for more
Done right. than 100 years by General Motors (GM) and its supplier

network. The Leadership Lansing cohort enjoyed an
opportunity to tour GMs Lansing Grand River Assembly
From pre-press/graphic and body plants near downtown Lansing. Participants
design and printing,
to bindery and mailing — witnessed first-hand the advanced technology that
is utilized to manufacture the Chevrolet Camaro and
your project is in-house Cadillac CT4 and CT5. The group also learned more about
and under control.
how the transition to Electric Vehicles is impacting the
present and future of manufacturing in the region.

The afternoon portion of the program shifted to Farm
Bureau Insurance of Michigan where the Leadership
Lansing cohort was treated to a tour of the recently
renovated Farm Bureau headquarters. Farm Bureau
Insurance of Michigan CEO, Don Simon, and Vice
President of Claims, Roger Graff, also shared their
thoughts on leadership with the group.

Every year, Leadership Lansing participants spend several
months preparing group projects highlighting assets that
tel 517.372.0268 | fax 517.372.4922 make Greater Lansing special. Two of the groups made
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their presentation in March highlighting Old Town and
Lansing Shuffle. l
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