HealthBridge Financial, Inc. Honored as a 2021 Michigan Celebrates Awardee!
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HealthBridge Financial, Inc. a first-of-its-kind financial security employee benefit, is being celebrated as one of the 2021 awardees for the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch award, presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business.
HealthBridge’s goal is to ensure that all Michiganders have the financial ability to access the best healthcare that Michigan has to offer. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (PRWEB) April 05, 2021
HealthBridge Financial, Inc. a first-of-its-kind financial security employee benefit, is being celebrated as one of the 2021 awardees for the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch award, presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business. HealthBridge provides a financial solution through employer-sponsored health plans to help bridge the gap between the high cost of healthcare and an employee’s financial wellbeing. HealthBri
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A statewide small business support organization expanded its no-cost services to aid businesses that are continuing to be economically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center (Michigan SBDC) said Tuesday that it will expand its support services, including accounting, e-commerce/website development, human resource support and more, for businesses in all 83 counties in Michigan.
“The pandemic hit small businesses exceptionally hard, and demand for SBDC services skyrocketed. We’ve doubled our staff and extended services into key areas that will expedite small business recovery,” said J.D. Collins, state director of the Michigan SBDC. “These services provide immediate value for businesses responding to the pandemic. An online menu for a restaurant, mental health support for struggling staff (members) or child care-focused consulting are just a few of the services that are part of our
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Negaunee Lions Club member Gary Perala, left, shakes hands with Lions Club of Michigan District Governor Bruce LaBelle at a past event. Perala was awarded the Lions Club International Presidential Medal for his work as the local project chair for the clubÕs Defense Against Diabetes initiative. The Lions Club of Michigan worked to raise awareness of the complications associated with diabetes as well as screening, prevention and education. (Photo courtesy of Gary Perala)
NEGAUNEE A Negaunee business owner has been honored on the international level for his work.
Gary Perala was awarded the Lions Club International Presidential Medal for his work as the chair for the Michigan Defense Against Diabetes Grant Program.
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A Michigan based businessman is on a mission in 2021 to help families save money and entrepreneurs live their dreams.
Franklin A. Fudail, who is President/CEO of Amastar Corporation, a wholesale distribution company featuring his own brand of baby products including Little Sunshine Baby Diapers and Little Sunshine Baby Powder. The company also offers a baby diaper subscription service, and as a wholesale supplier of over 20 baby products, helps new entrepreneurs with the tools to start their own baby diaper subscription service and diaper delivery business by offering a complete start-up kit and support. The global baby diaper market is expected to reach $64.6 billion by 2022 according to a Grand View Research report.