Thursday, May 2

Healthcare Network Group Meeting

8:30 - 10 am

DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital

1 William Carls Drive

Commerce 48382

(Park and enter at the North Orchard Entrance, check in with Information Clerk and they can give directions from there. The meeting will be held in Ground Floor A & B and will include light breakfast)

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If your business is associated with the healthcare industry (physician practices, dental offices, pharmacies, social services, senior housing, senior care services, hospitals, physical therapy, alternative therapy, etc.,) please join us as this group will share information & education, pass referrals and help promote the overall well-being of healthcare related businesses within our Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.

Please RSVP your attendance to [email protected] so that we can plan accordingly.

Friday, May 3

1st Friday Coffee Connect

8:30 - 9:30 am

Modern Floors / Carpet One

1145 N. Pontiac Trail

Walled Lake 48390

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It's a great opportunity to find out more about our host business (the 2018 Chamber Business of the Year!) while networking with fellow members. Enjoy a light breakfast and door prize drawing as well. It's fast, fun and FREE and we hope you're able to join us ...

Friday, May 3

Re-Grand Opening / Ribbon Cutting

10 am

Sam's Club

27300 Wixom Road

Novi 48374

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Join us to check out the newly renovated Novi store. Fun, festivities and specials as we celebrate the re-model with Greater Farmington Area and Novi Chamber members!

Tuesday, May 7

Spotlight Lunch

11:30 am

CJ's Brewing Company

8115 Richardson Road

Commerce 48390

 

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LACC members meet monthly at various chamber member eateries for this informal networking lunch. FREE soft drink provided with your meal purchase. No reservation required. Bring plenty of business cards as we offer a door prize drawing at this lunchtime gathering at a local brewery.

Wednesday, May 8

Multi-Chamber Education/Networking Breakfast

8 - 10 am

Baker's of Milford

2025 S. Milford Road

Milford 48381

$20 members / $25 non-members

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For more information or to make a reservation by phone, please contact Andrea Meyer at the Kensington Valley Chamber of Commerce at 248.617.3075.

By combining new-era marketing tactics with old-school service, best-selling author Patrick Hartory provides a roadmap to navigate a crowded marketplace. Join us at this Multi-Chamber Networking / Educational Breakfast and find out more ...

Thursday, May 9

Open House / Ribbon Cutting

10 - 11 am

Facial Beauty Dental, 2UR Health MI & BEMER

3255 W. Maple Road

Wixom 48393

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Chamber members are invited to m eet Dr. Gordon Smith and his staff at Facial Beauty Dental while checking out their newly renovated offices. Jacki Smith will be on hand to share the 2urHealthMI and BEMER sides of their family businesses. Light refreshments provided.

Monday, May 13

42nd Annual Chamber Golf Outing

Check-in / Breakfast 9 - 10 am

Shotgun Start 10:30 am

Edgewood Country Club

8399 Commerce Road

Commerce 48382

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Register Online HERE

A day filled with laughter, 18 holes of golf (scramble style), networking, great food, fun games and cool prizes at a private country club! We're filling up fast - register your team today ...

Tuesday, May 14

Young Professionals Group Education Breakfast

Conversations & Coffee with Wixom Police Dept.

9 - 10 am

City of Wixom Police Department

49045 Pontiac Trail

Wixom 48393

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Join the Lakes Area YP Group as they visit with Wixom Police Department Public Safety Director, Ron Moore. Event is free but pre-registration is required. Light refreshments.

Thursday, May 16

3rd Thursday Coffee Connect

8:30 - 9:30 am

Commerce Hearing Center

9640 Commerce Road #106  

Commerce 48382

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Join us for this fast, fun, FREE morning mixer. Find out about our host and meet your next customer before you even get to the office - light breakfast & door prize drawing included. It's a great way to start your Thursday ...

Thursday, May 16

Open House / Ribbon Cutting Celebration

Open House 4 - 6 pm

Ribbon Cutting at 5 pm

Ciao Bella Salon

2516 Union Lake Road

Walled Lake 48390

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Please join us in welcoming one of our newest chamber member businesses. Meet owner Diana Ford and her stylists while checking out the beautiful salon. Light refreshments provided.

Thursday, May 16

Young Professionals After-Hours Mixer

"Swing Into Networking"

5 - 7 pm

Office Furniture Solutions

2175 E. West Maple Road

Commerce 48390

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Join the Novi AND Lakes Area Chamber YPGs at Office Furniture Solutions for appetizers, networking, golf simulator, chipping contest, beer, wine and FUN!

 Cost is $5 for members, $10 for non-members.

Monday, May 20

Open House / Ribbon Cutting

8:30 -9:30 am

Greenhouse of Walled Lake

103 E. Walled Lake Drive

Walled Lake 48390

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You're invited to this new member Grand Opening / Ribbon Cutting Celebration. Meet the owners and find out more about this new member business. Light Breakfast will be provided - we hope to see you there ...

Thursday, May 23

Free Education Event

"Are You Fed Up With the High Cost of Health Care?"

10:00 - 11:30 am

Chamber office

305 N. Pontiac Trail, Ste. A

Walled Lake 48390

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Presented by Laura Leist & Special Guest Stacy Waack PA-C from Benessere Wellness Center. LACC members are invited to join us for this complimentary workshop that addresses questions like: What is Direct Primary Care, How does Benessere Wellness Center save you money, a list of services provided by Benessere and what makes them different from other direct primary care offices.

The focus is on putting the care back in healthcare with a new model of direct primary care that might be just the thing for your family, friends, clients or staff..

Light refreshments provided. Space is limited, so reservations are required.

Wednesday, May 29

Ambassador Meeting

10 am

Chamber office

305 N. Pontiac Trail, Ste. A       

Walled Lake 48390

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The Ambassadors are making things happen. Stop by and see if this might be a good group for you and your business to get involved with ...

Nominations are being accepted for the following categories:

- Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award

- Outstanding Citizen

- Outstanding Student Volunteer

- Outstanding Chamber Volunteer

- Outstanding Chamber Member

- Outstanding Non-Profit

- Outstanding Chamber Member Business

 

 

Nomination Deadline is Friday, May 17, 2019

2018 Community Award Winners

It's the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock and we're ready to help celebrate at our 2019 Rockin' Under the Stars outdoor summer concert!

We're seeking sponsors for this family-friendly community concert. Find out how you can join in the fun and help support this event ...

Aspire Pilates

Amy Pronovost - 248.500.9886

Member Since 2017

Autumn Insurance & Benefits

Kyle Ingraham - 248.888.1822

Member Since 2017

Browne Agency - Farm Bureau

Doug Browne - 248.486.1831

Member Since 2009

CarePatrol of Oakland County

Kari West - 248.522.6706

Member Since 2018

Charter Township of Commerce

David Scott - 248.624.0110

Member Since 1998

Crossroads Psychological Center

Dr. Deb Hamilton - 248.301.5585

Member Since 2017

DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital

Holly Gerdom - 248.937.3300

Member Since 1985

Express Employment Professionals

George Habbouche - 248.682.6500

Member Since 2012

First & Main

Assisted Living and Memory Care

Bryan Neal - 248.387.2961

Member Since 2017

Gilden Woods Early Care & Preschool

Lauren Jaime - 248.859.2911

Member Since 2018

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit

Jeff Ukrainec - 248.859.5927

Member Since 2013

Hampton Inn

Cheryl Cox - 248.624.8100

Member Since 2013

Help U Hear Center

Timothy Needham - 248.438.6725

Member Since 2016

Independence Village of White Lake

Mary Menosky - 248.360.7235

Member Since 2000

J & B Medical Supply

Julie Ladd - 248.896.6201

Member Since 2018

JJS Allstate Agency

Jake Suardini - 248.779.9033

Member Since 2015

Keliher & Associates

Tom Keliher - 586.419.2035

Member Since 2018

Lakes Area Rotary Club

Mindy Fernandes - 248.390.8572

Member Since 2007

Level One Bank

Denise Sanborn - 248.735.1000

Member Since 2007

Orangetheory Fitness

Scott Marcus - 248.716.3710

Member Since 2016

Senior Housing Services, LLC

Sandy Spiro - 248.705.0924

Member Since 2018

T & M Lawn Maintenance

Terry McNeil - 313.320.5665

Member Since 2014

Tuffy Auto Service Center

Art & Julie Rott - 248.624.4440

Member Since 2000

Varsity Lincoln, Inc./Varsity Ford

Vladimir Aksenchik - 248.465.8269

Member Since 2006    

Wendy's of Commerce

Kelli Sefton - 248.668.1763

Member Since 2014

Wilcox Realty Group - Keller Williams

Randy Wilcox - 248.224.7653

Member Since 2008

Wolverine Power Systems

David Cronce - 248.960.0360

Member Since 2007

Wright Renovations

Jeff Wright - 248.396.8885

Member Since 2010

Healthcare Network Group Meeting at the Chamber office

Thursday, April 4, 2019

LACC Membership Manager, Pam Coffey hosted our first Healthcare Network Group meeting at the Chamber office and it was standing room only. This group will meet monthly at various locations to share information and education, pass referrals and help promote the overall well-being of healthcare members of our Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce. It was a terrific first meeting and the synergy among the participants was exactly what we were hoping for.

1st Friday Coffee Connect at Commerce Family Pharmacy

Friday, April 5, 2019

Thanks to Commerce Family Pharmacy for hosting our 1st Friday Coffee Connect. Owner / Pharmacist Sam El-Alie shared information about their services especially the FREE Delivery!

Located at 2549 Union Lake Road in Commerce, Sam encourages you to stop by for a visit and find out more about Commerce Family Pharmacy ... Where Family and Health Come Together!

Member Orientation Breakfast at Brookdale of Novi

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Thanks to Brookdale Novi for hosting our recent Member Orientation Breakfast. Guests enjoyed a terrific continental breakfast, fabulous networking and a quick course on the benefits of membership.

Our Presenting Sponsors - LaFontaine Subaru, Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital and Community Financial Credit Union of Wixom were on hand with free giveaways and fabulous door prizes. We appreciate your continued participation & support.

We're already getting phone calls at the office regarding some of the benefits we mentioned ... YEA!!!!!! We love it - make your membership work for you.

YPG After-Hours Networking at Drafting Table Brewing Co

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Our thanks to Drafting Table Brewing Company for hosting the recent Lakes Area Young Professionals Group .

This group meets monthly at various locations for professional development, social networking and community philanthropy.

Be sure to watch your emails, check out the website calendar or follow us on Facebook for the next great YPG event ...

Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union

Ground Breaking Celebration

Thursday, April 11, 2019

Congratulations to Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union on the official Ground Breaking of their 15th branch location.

LACC members along with Commerce Township officials were on hand for the celebration! Watch for information on a ribbon cutting celebration in about 6 months ...

Education Event - The ABCs of CBD

Presented by Lynn Lipman & Dr. Ryan Christianson

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Our thanks to Lynn Lipman with Hempworx and Dr. Ryan Christianson for their presentation "The ABCs of CBD." Great information about the various applications and uses of CBD products.

A big shout out to Board Member, Chad Hartung, with Ever After Photo Booth, for coordinating the Facebook Live video.

Thanks to everyone that joined us for this free education seminar at the chamber office.

Ambasador We Thank You Wednesday visit to

Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Educational Services Ctr.

Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors visited the Walled Lake Consolidated School District to say Thank You! Located at 850 Ladd Road in Walled Lake, the school district has been a member of our Chamber since 1986.

The District encompasses parts of nine municipalities and is open to Oakland County Schools of Choice. On May 7, 2019, the school district has a Bond Proposal for building infrastructure and educational equity improvements. For more information about this proposal, visit the link on the schools website at http://wlcsd.org/Core/News/Article/13079/

We encourage you to educate yourself about the upcoming bond proposal and to please VOTE on May 7th.

3rd Thursday Coffee Connect at Comerica Bank Commerce

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Chamber members gathered for our

3rd Thursday Coffee Connect at the Comerica Bank located at 2730 E. West Maple Road in Commerce Township.

Branch Manager, Daphne Tucker, along with several other Comerica Bank team members hosted a fabulous event.

The coffees are the perfect opportunity to spotlight our members while enjoying a light breakfast and some terrific networking. Thanks for the hospitality!

Ribbon Cutting at Tim Peacock State Farm Agency

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Chamber members and local leaders along with friends and family helped to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Tim Peacock - State Farm Agency. Located at 123 E. Walled Lake Drive in Walled Lake, Tim’s office is situated directly across from the lake and just down the street from the Chamber. Office hours are Monday – Friday from 9 am – 5 pm with appointments by request on weekends and evenings. Congratulations & Continued Success from the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce!!

Administrative Professionals' Luncheon at Volare Ristorante

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Administrative Professionals Luncheon & Fashion Show at Volare Ristorante. Owner Dino Grossi and his staff are always wonderful and they did not disappoint offering a delicious lunch on the outdoor patio.

Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital was our Presenting Sponsor again this year and they provided each guest with a peppermint salt scrub, a goody bag and a fresh rose to celebrate the occasion.

Thanks to our models Lynn Lipman who wore fashions and accessories from The Coral Sash, Amy Lazare who was wearing a versatile & stylish outfit from Miller House and Audrey Ryskamp who modeled fashions from Lady La's Boutique. The models were lovely and the fashions show off some of our fabulous local boutiques.

My thanks to the Chamber Staff of Michele Tucholke our Office/Events Manager and

Pam Coffey our Membership Manager for all their hard work. We're so fortunate to have you here at the LACC - your continued passion and enthusiasm to make the Chamber a valuable resource within the community is admired and appreciated!!!

Teriyaki Madness Grand Opening / Ribbon Cutting

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Let the Madness begin ... Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce and City of Wixom officials helped to celebrate the Grand Opening of Teriyaki Madness with owner Matt Jones.

The new restaurant is officially open and ready for you to visit and sample their bowls of awesomeness ... Deep bowls stacked with noodles or white or brown rice, stir-fried veggies and your choice of beef, chicken or tofu. Order a favorite or create a new one. Your bowl is your brilliance. Located at 28880 S. Wixom Road, it's dine in or carry-out ... you'll be glad you stopped by!!! Congratulations from the LACC!

West Oakland Regional Job Fair

at Wixom Community Center

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Another successful Job Fair! Thanks to our event partners Oakland County Michigan Works and the City of Wixom. A huge thank you to Wixom Community Center for allowing us to host the event at their lovely facility.

Nearly 40 businesses were on site recruiting with just over 100 job seekers attending the event today. We would love to hear any success stories about hiring as a result of your participation ... Let us know ...

Thanks to our fabulous volunteers Laura Leist, Joe Dallo, Sue Vanderwill, Audrey Ryskamp, Chad Hartung, Stacie Zotkovich and Charlene Bush.

On Tuesday, May 7, Walled Lake Schools Building, Infrastructure & Equity Bond election will improve all of the WLCSD schools and facilities. This Q & A document is loaded with information as well as this interview with Superintendent Gutman . Remember to vote absentee this Saturday, when all the municipal clerks offices are open from 8 a.m. to

4 p.m., or next Tuesday, May 7, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

If you have questions about this WLCSD Bond, please email: [email protected] .

OAKLAND COUNTY MICHIGAN WORKS! WANTS INPUT ON EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

Oakland County Michigan Works! has partnered with the Workforce Intelligence Network of Southeast Michigan (WIN) to conduct a groundbreaking study on employee turnover in companies – a challenge for virtually every     employer today. Oakland    County companies of all sizes are invited to complete the online survey. The results will be shared in aggregate form with all participants. Help us learn about occupations most frequently affected by employee turnover, types job roles most impacted by high turnover and the most common reasons for employee turnover. To complete the brief survey, please click here: https://www.research.net/r/MWA_Turnover_Oakland

 

 

‘Golf for Hope’

to benefit Michigan

Cancer Patients

 

 

 

MILFORD, Mich., April 18, 2019 ‑ A scramble golf tournament on Saturday, May 18 ^th at Mystic Creek Golf Course, 1 Champions Circle in Milford, will benefit Michigan cancer patients who struggle to pay their bills. This is the third annual “Golf for Hope” tournament, hosted by the non-profit charity Five Points of Hope, and costs $110 per golfer or $440 per foursome. The tournament features cash prizes, raffles, auction items, a “chuck-a-putt” game, individual golf skills contests including longest drive and closest to the pin, and both breakfast and lunch. New to this year’s tournament is a Bloody Mary bar, sponsored by Charlie’s Still on Main.

Golf for Hope is a scramble format tournament with complimentary golf carts. Golfer check-in is at 8 a.m. with a continental breakfast, and an 9 a.m. shotgun start. A lunch buffet with an awards ceremony will follow. Participants may register as teams or as individuals. Anyone who pre-registers on or before May 1 ^st gets their name entered into a raffle for a JBL CLIP2 portable Bluetooth speaker, ideal for hanging on a golf bag or golf cart for musical entertainment while golfing or working out. To register and pre-pay for the tournament, go to the charity’s website at www.fivepointsofhope.com.

Golf for Hope is a fundraiser for Five Points of Hope, a Milford-based non-profit charity that exclusively raises money for Michigan cancer patients who are struggling financially. Social workers, on behalf of patients in need, request grants of up to $500 to help patients pay for unaffordable life essentials such as insurance deductibles, prescriptions, medical equipment and utility bills.

Tournament co-chairs Mark Francis and Marcia Young, who own the Milford-based special education consulting business Francis Young International Consultants in School Improvement, say the tournament format is ideal for both serious competitors and novice golfers. “We had some seriously competitive teams in the past and we’re hoping get more again this year! The scramble format is equally ideal for less seasoned golfers, Mark added, because they can occasionally contribute a good shot but be carried along by the stronger golfers on their teams. “A scramble is a great way for families and friends who aren’t all par golfers to compete together and have fun.”

Marcia added, “Everyone had fun on the course last year but I think it was even more fun at the dinner and auction afterward, with good-hearted charitable bidding and fabulous raffles.”

 Five Points of Hope founder and president, Erin Welsh, said the charity hopes to have profits in excess of $10,000 at this year’s golfing event. “If you like to play golf and have a special place in your heart for Michigan cancer patients, our tournament is the place to be on May 18.”

Five Points of Hope  (non-profit 501c3) is based in Milford, Mich., and raises money exclusively for Michigan cancer patients in financial crisis.  Medical personnel and social workers, on behalf of a patient, may request a grant of funds for a need that is unaffordable but necessary. Grants do not exceed $500 per patient, per year, and provide financial assistance for expenses such as insurance deductibles, medical equipment, prescriptions and utility bills.   When issuing a grant, Five Points of Hope pays billing vendors directly on behalf of patients. Five Points of Hope began raising money for a cancer care fund in 2001 as a memorial to founder Erin Welsh’s father Michael McCusker, who died of cancer in 1999, and in celebration of life for a family friend Beth, who is a cancer survivor.  The organization achieved non-profit status in 2007 and continues to be operated entirely by volunteers with no paid staff, thus maximizing funds for patient benefit.  A Night to Remember  is the organization’s inaugural fundraiser, starting in the Welsh’s living room and evolving into a large community event held every year in November at Edgewood Country Club in Commerce.  It is the charity’s most well known and most profitable fundraiser. In 2018 the organization granted over $60,000 in financial assistance to deserving Michigan cancer patients. 

For information about Five Points of Hope, go to www.fivepointsofhope.com .

 

Introduction of A Positive Thought

from Family Funeral Care – Stacie Zotkovich

 

Most would know me to have an aptitude for mentoring, educating, inspiring, encouraging and empowering individuals to be the most extraordinary people they can be. I am the founder of The Positive Shift, a consulting firm that does motivational speaking. I am honored to be the new Director of Business Development for Family Funeral Care. The position fits perfectly with my enthusiasm for interacting with community members and educating them on life skills. Many community members I meet with have been through similar struggles and understand we are all connected somehow and can come out of anything stronger than ever. It’s all in how we handle each situation.

It’s important to know and understand where you are in life and planning as much as possible. If you’re getting married, having a baby, changing jobs, losing a loved one or celebrating a new chapter in life, you are constantly going through stages of planning the next steps of your future.

 

Even funeral planning – an obviously sad life event – can be turned into a plus in people’s lives. As an educator, I am able to talk about things no one wants to discuss and connect them with an advisor who can help them plan their lasting legacy, 100% their way.

My biggest return on investment with Family Funeral Care, is to feel and see peoples comfort of understanding the process and knowledge they gained. It lets me know I have done my part, especially when they come over and give me a big hug for no other reason than to say thank you.

 

For more information on Family Funeral Care, email Stacie at [email protected] or call 248-682-0200 .

 

A Positive Thought from Family Funeral Care

 

If you’re having a tough start to the day…take a moment and stop what you are doing. Think about what makes you smile, or makes you happy. If you can’t find that at the moment, be happy that you woke up, you can breathe on your own, you have vision to see the beautiful things around you, or that you have the ability to smile whether it’s fake or not.

Remember, some can’t see things, get out of bed and walk, breath independently or have the ability to talk or have hand movements to text. Sometimes we need to take a step back and appreciate the small things!

Send a text to a friend/family member, letting them how happy you are to have them in your life. It could change their day and yours! Until then…Don’t Coast in Neutral, Positive Shift Ahead!                 www.familyfuneralcare.com

 

 

Consumers Energy Helps Launch the Next Generation of Michigan Talent Through FIRST Robotics Championship in Detroit

 

Ninety Teams from Michigan Compete;

State Has Most Robotics Squads in U.S.

 

DETROIT, Mich., April 23, 2019 – Consumers Energy is excited to sponsor the FIRST Championship for high school robotics students, a marquee event that brings teams from across the globe and tens of thousands of visitors to Detroit -- and a showplace for the next generation of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) talent here in Michigan.

Over 90 high school teams from Michigan are taking part in the four-day world competition at Cobo Center and Ford Field, which runs Wednesday through Saturday. Students compete with robots they have designed and built for a competition that puts them on a path to careers in the energy and other high-tech industries. “Consumers Energy is excited to sponsor and participate in the FIRST Championship because it’s fun and opens so many doors for students right here in Michigan,” said Patti Poppe, president and CEO of Consumers Energy. “Michigan is leading the way for robotics, with over 500 high school teams – more than any other state. FIRST has cracked the code on getting students excited about STEM.”

The FIRST Championship is free and open to the public. It takes place at Detroit’s Cobo Center, with the championship matches at Ford Field. For more information and the schedule, go to www.firstchampionship.org/detroit .

In 2018, the Consumers Energy Foundation contributed more than $450,000 to support STEM programs, including FIRST teams at elementary, middle and high school levels across the state. Poppe also is chairing the local Michigan Executive Committee for this week’s championship, and employees are supporting the committee and competition.

 “At Consumers Energy, we know how important STEM careers are, because this talent powers many areas of our company, and the future looks even brighter for these types of jobs,” said Roger Curtis, Consumers Energy’s vice president of public affairs. “We are thrilled to help nurture students to develop their innovation, engineering, decision-making and team-building talents.”

Consumers Energy, Michigan's largest energy provider, is the principal subsidiary of CMS Energy (NYSE: CMS), providing natural gas and/or electricity to 6.7 million of the state's 10 million residents in all 68 Lower Peninsula counties.

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Media Contacts: Brian Wheeler, 517-788-2394 or Debra Dodd, 517-545-8711

For more information about Consumers Energy, go to www.ConsumersEnergy.com .

Consumers Energy President and CEO Patti Poppe, right, joins the Jacktown Vectors at this month’s FIRST in Michigan State Championship in Saginaw. The Vectors are part of the Jackson Area Career Center and heading to the world championship.

305 N. Pontiac Trail, Ste. A

Walled Lake 48390

Phone: 248.624.2826

Fax: 248.624.2892

[email protected]

www.lakesareachamber.com