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MEMBERS ON THE MOVE


        NAI Mid-Michigan and its resident partner,   employees to be based from their headquarters in   services.  The new offerings include digital
        TMN Builders, Inc., guided both the landlord   Grand Ledge, and no longer needed their office   services for students and parents to aid in
        and tenant through the interplay of the lease,   on Main Street. It was purchased by Acoustics   e-learning,  including  free parent resources  and
        design, construction, timing, and financing, and   Inn LLC.                              free consultations from certified, local teachers
        a thorough program of due diligence.  TMN                                                to help identify need and opportunity areas.
        Builders, Inc. completed construction in just
        under 11 months, and EMC Insurance took                                                  Employees at  MSU Federal Credit Union
        occupancy in February.                                                                   (MSUFCU) raised $44,627 for local charitable
                                                                                                 organizations during the first three months of
        A partnership between state government, Meijer,                                          2020, in keeping with the Credit Union’s mission
        and the Food Bank Council of Michigan will                                               of  giving back to the community. Each year,
        help feed a growing number of residents turning                                          Credit Union employees select local charities to
        to food banks during the COVID-19 crisis.                                                support through a yearlong fundraising initiative.
        The collaborative project between the State                                              This year’s charities in Greater Lansing are
        Emergency  Operations  Center  and  Food  Bank                                           Capital Area United Way (CAUW) and Helping
        Council directly responds to the massive need                                            Women  Period.  Each  organization  received
        to be placed on Michigan’s seven regional food                                           $11,156.
        banks. Through a memorandum of understanding,
        now serving as a model for other states, Meijer                                          To increase opportunities for underserved
        initially  sourced $1.6  million in  food products                                       individuals across Clinton, Eaton and Ingham
        with delivery to Michigan food banks.                                                    counties to pursue entrepreneurship and
                                                                                                 small business ownership successfully,  LEAP
        Martin Commercial Properties, a leading      Parents looking for support while schools are   has  launched  One&All.  This  inclusive
        privately owned real estate services, and    using distance learning can keep the learning   entrepreneurship program that will provide
        development company,  recently  brokered  the   going and sharpen students’ skills with locally   $2,500 grants and a hybrid model of incubator
        sale of 3001  W. Main Street in Lansing.  The   owned  Sylvan Learning centers. Sylvan of   and accelerator business support for up to 120
        building is 25,256 square feet and was previously   Lansing, Sylvan of Brighton, Sylvan of Jackson,   startup or small-business entrepreneurs from
        owned by Sinto America, Inc (dba Roberts Sinto   and Sylvan of Grand Blanc have revamped   underserved populations across the Lansing
        Corporation). The company is consolidating its   their face-to-face tutoring and center-based   region. One&All is the first program of its




















































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