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Philanthropy collective supports 85 nonprofits with $1 million in Kent County

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By Shandra Martinez
| Rapid Growth
More than 85 Kent County nonprofits have received funding because women meet four times a year, combine their donations and vote on where the money can help the most. Working together, they have given more than $1 million to local organizations. The milestone comes after 13 years of quarterly meetings hosted by Women Who Care of Kent County. The group has grown to more than 150 members since it was founded in 2013.
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How Mosaic pivoted from $10M loss to lucrative Disney deal

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By Shandra Martinez
| Bus & Motorcoach News
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Maurice Brewster has learned that setbacks often create opportunities. During his 24 years leading Mosaic Global Transportation, Brewster has seen contracts come and go. After any disappointment, he has challenged his team to look for the next opportunity, often finding something even bigger on the other side. That approach paid off again this year.
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Shortage of affordable housing squeezes economic growth, report says

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By Shandra Martinez
| Rapid Growth
Tim Mroz of The Right Place welcomes the standing room only crowd at the 5th Annual Developer Day. At 37, the average first-time homebuyer in America is nearly a decade older than the typical buyer was in 2010. Tim Mroz says that statistic illustrates one of West Michigan’s biggest economic development challenges: a shortage of housing that workers can afford.
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