Message from the President: When MMAC came to bat
By Dale Kooyenga, MMAC President & CEO My predecessor and I talk often. One of the great benefits of following Tim Sheehy is continuing to draw on his decades of [...]
An unprecedented opportunity
Kooyenga discusses new federal education tax credit Last week, the U.S. Treasury released its rules surrounding a dollar-for-dollar, non-refundable tax credit, allowing those with tax liability to donate to educational [...]
A more perfect union through trusted institutions
Free people, strong communities, shared commitments key to our success By Dale Kooyenga, MMAC President & CEO “By pursuing his own interest, he frequently promotes that of the society more [...]
Advocating for you
Andrew Davis, MMAC VP of Governmental Affairs Dear reader, Starting today, we will be providing you this newsletter – “The Advocate” - to keep you up to speed on MMAC’s [...]
Leading through the pandemic
Reflections from a Medical College of Wisconsin executive By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist Adrienne Mitchell, MBA Need a crash course on crisis management? Look no further than the healthcare sector’s [...]
Student test scores demand collective action
By Dale Kooyenga MMAC President “How are the schools?” It’s one of the first questions people ask when looking for a place to move or do business. Many in [...]
Coalition formed to fight ozone reclassification
A coalition of area business and civic leaders is forming to fight a recent air quality classification change leveled by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) negatively impacting large portions [...]
Starting Strong
Businesses set goals for the year ahead By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist A new year brings a refreshed sense of optimism for business leaders around the nation. It is [...]
New year, new challenges
Opportunities abound but plenty of work on tap By Dale Kooyenga, MMAC President This year the Nobel Prize was awarded to the authors of a compelling book titled “Why Nations [...]
