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This content was paid for by an advertiser and created by Crain's Content Studio. March 01, 2021 12:00 AM Caring for kids: Advocating for the mental and physical care of children On this monthly radio program, The Children’s Foundation President and CEO Larry Burns talks to community, government and business leaders about issues related to children’s health and wellness.  Guests for this discussion were Nicole McKinney, Executive Director, Friends of the Children–Detroit; Kevin Roach, CEO, Methodist Children’s Home Society; and  Cheryl Johnson, CEO, COTS. The hour-long show typic...

The Daily Yonder One Night with a County Judge on the Front Lines of the Texas Emergency Stephens County Judge Michael Roach and his F-150 seem to be everywhere on the night sub-zero temperatures lock Breckenridge, Texas, in the deep freeze with an unreliable supply of electricity. But wherever he goes, he’s never far from a volunteer, public employee, or anonymous benefactor who are all trying to help their community pull through. Share this: Stephens County, Texas, Judge Michael Roach speaks on the phone to help coordinate the community's response. His responsibilities on one da...

Learn secrets of Crain's Best-Managed Nonprofits in virtual event today Crain's Detroit Business Print Michigan nonprofits pivoted, collaborated and innovated to keep their operations and missions on track in a chaotic 2020. Today, Crain's will host a webcast on how our Best-Managed Nonprofits did that. This virtual event will highlight their best practices while looking ahead toward 2021. Panelists include: Allandra Bulger, executive director of Co.act Detroit. Kevin Roach, CEO of Methodist Children's home, a winner of our Best-Managed Nonprofits program. Margaret Trimer, vice president of s...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — On the homepage of its website, Evansville’s Civic Theatre...

Announces hire of Josh Becker to lead effort TAUNTON, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#bakery–Harpak-ULMA today announced the launch of a new North American initiative to help the bakery and confectionery market improve flexibility and operational performance in response to COVID-19 business disruptions. While some producers are dealing with plummeting demand for some products, others are experiencing unprecedented spikes. Such significant production volume fluctuations place substantial pressure on both labor and packaging assets, a condition that may well represent the new normal for the forese...