ASE and EA of West Michigan Merge
Both companies have been in existence for over 100 years – ASE began in 1902 and EA began in 1916 – and have risen side-by-side to the everyday challenges and have leaned on each other for decades while serving their members successfully across
"We are excited about the opportunities this merger brings, and we are confident that it will enable us to better serve our members' evolving needs," stated
ASE, headquartered in
"After 107 years, I am thrilled that not only will the legacy of EA continue, but this partnership will also enable us to support our members in thriving amidst the new challenges we face. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work with such proactive employers over the past 30 years, and now I am excited to forge new relationships with all members across the state," stated EA President and CEO,
The merger, effective
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The Employers Association of West Michigan (EA) provides organizations with the information and training they require and the direct help they request. Whether it is a one-time situation or time-consuming day-to-day concerns; employers need up-to-date, comprehensive, information. The EA provides this information and helps manage human talent so employers can stay abreast of pertinent business issues. Learn more at www.eawm.net.
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SOURCE American Society of Employers
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