Bill Dow

When Eugene Gargaro announced in May 2023 that after 20 years he was stepping down as board chair of the Detroit Institute of Arts, the bar was set high for anyone moving into his...

One of the most valuable and treasured pieces of “art” that graces the Detroit Institute of Arts on Woodward Avenue hangs on a wall outside of public view within the third-floor lobby of the...

Henry the Hatter | Lachman & Co. | Walsh College Corden's Candy Carrousel | FaygoHenry the Hatter Located in: Detroit and Southfield Founded: 1893 Employees: 10 Revenue: NAThree years before Henry Ford drove his first automobile on the streets...

For the past two decades, the retail industry has undergone a metamorphosis as consumer spending habits have shifted with the growth of online shopping, the decline of department stores and suburban malls, and the...

The 2022 class of 30 in Their Thirties  oversees operations on multiple fronts, from building residential, commercial, and industrial developments to running major medical facilities to selling luxury cars. Join DBusiness magazine in honoring...

With a shortage of workers in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields, the Southfield-based nonprofit Square One Network is finding success by providing hands-on opportunities for students to consider a post-high school STEM...

While the COVID-19 pandemic may have forever altered how organizations conduct business, it also has undercut many of the advances women have made in recent years in reaching the C-Suite, sitting on powerful boards,...

The 2021 class of powered by women, selected from reader nominations, navigated the worst pandemic in more than 100 years, economic uncertainty, and employee anxiety. Today, with Covid-19 on the wane, they’re helping to lead...

For Denise Brooks-Williams and other hospital executives throughout the world, the most serious health crisis in 100 years created unprecedented challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic exposed disparities and the fragility of health care systems...

Before graduating from William and Mary in 1998 with degrees in international relations and economics, Olivia Jackson had dreamed of becoming a diplomat or a lawyer. The Virginia native’s plans changed after attending a career...