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A Visit to the Farmers Market

WMSA Partners

The mission of WMSA is to be a catalyst for collaboration. West Michigan has begun to establish a reputation for its collaborative culture.

WMSA is proud to be part of the development of that culture with the involvement of many regional partners in our various initiatives – the WIRED (Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development) Initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Labor, the Green Infrastructure Initiative, Regional Indicators, Clean Cities, and numerous other efforts to improve the quality of life in West Michigan through creative collaboration.

This would not take place without the involvement of our many regional partners.

Use the letters below to jump to those partners.

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Ada Township

county served: Kent

AT&T (Ameritech)

county served: Kent

B

Baker College

county served: Muskegon

Blue Lake Township

county served: Muskegon

Brooks Capital Management LLC

county served: Ottawa

Butzel Long

county served: Ottawa

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Cedar Creek Township

county served: Muskegon

D

DeStiger Smith Architects

county served: Kent

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E.L. Ladd & Company

county served: Kent

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Fruitport Charter Township

county served: Muskegon

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Hackely Hospital

county served: Muskegon

Haworth, Inc.

county served: Ottawa

Hopen Therapeutics, Inc.

county served: Kent

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IRN, Inc.

county served: All

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JSJ Corporation

county served: Muskegon

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Laketon Township

county served: Muskegon

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MiBiz

county served: All

Milagro Six/McDonald's

county served: Ottawa

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Ottawa County

county served: Ottawa

P

Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute

county served: Other

R

RAM Management Group

county served: Kent

Regional Profile:
Fair Housing Center of West Michigan

county served: All

Please join us at the Fair Housing Center of West Michigan's 24th Annual Fair Housing Luncheon & Workshop Series on Thursday, April 28, 2011 beginning at noon at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, 5700 28th Street SE, Grand Rapids, MI. 

Keynote speaker, Ron Sims, Deputy Secretary for U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), has been invited to give an overview of HUD’s Sustainable Communities Initiative principles as seen through the lens of fair housing as we look to continue the conversation about access to critical community resources, including education, employment, healthcare and transportation for all in a healthy and thriving community. 

Also featured will be morning workshops building on the Sustainable Communities theme. 

To learn more about this exciting and informative event, please CLICK HERE.  For additional information or to register, please call: (616) 451-2980.

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Think Again

county served: Ottawa

TowerPinkster

county served: Kent

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United Way of the Lakeshore

county served: Muskegon, Newaygo & Oceana

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Veenstra

county served: Kent

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