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The Practice of the Practice: Local therapy consultant helps thousands of clinicians nationwide

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By Art Bukowski, Craig Manning Verified, Luke Haase
| Traverse City Business News Verified
July 2026 There’s plenty of nuts and bolts that Brianna Henderson learned from Practice of the Practice, a Traverse City-based consulting business that has helped thousands of therapists across the country grow their counseling practices. Yes, the Frisco, Texas-based therapist learned about the various nuances of running your own business, from billing and marketing to schedule management and much more. But just as helpful, she says, was relentless encouragement.
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Growth Spurt: The $1.2 trillion private equity market takes an interest in northern Michigan

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By Craig Manning Verified, Luke Haase, Art Bukowski
| Traverse City Business News Verified
July 2026 In 2025, private equity deals in the United States totaled a whopping $1.2 trillion in value, according to the financial data platform PitchBook. It was the second biggest year on record for private equity, trailing behind only the post-pandemic boom of 2021.
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Power to the Workers: Employee-owned companies gain momentum in region's business community

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By Rick Haglund Verified, Art Bukowski, Craig Manning Verified
| Traverse City Business News Verified
June 2026 Although they’re years away from retirement, Tyler and Jen Cerny wanted to ensure their company would remain locally owned long after they left. They decided an employee stock ownership plan, or ESOP, was the way to go. “I’m a big advocate of it,” said Tyler Cerny, 53, president of Strata Design in Traverse City. “I have acquaintances who sold their businesses to larger companies.
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