The Michigan Business Education Association (MBEA) is now officially authorized by the State of Michigan to offer our own SCECHs (State Continuing Education Clock Hours)
Shaping the Future of Business Education in Michigan
The Michigan Business Education Association (MBEA) is your trusted partner in advancing business education across the state. We provide educators with essential resources, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative network to ensure that every student is equipped with the skills they need to succeed in today’s dynamic business world. Join us in empowering the next generation of business leaders and innovators.
Thank you, for attending our 86th Annual Fall conference!
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"Waves" The MBEA.org new look!
The Michigan Business Education Association (MBEA) is thrilled to welcome you to the new MBEA.org, redesigned and reimagined for 2025 with a fresh, dynamic visual identity we’re calling “Waves.”
This isn’t just a facelift—it’s a reflection of movement, growth, and the ever-evolving landscape of business education.
Driving the Future
Electric vehicles are charging up the state’s economy—and reshaping the future of business.
As the automotive industry undergoes one of the biggest shifts in its history, Michigan is once again at the center of innovation. With the global rise of electric vehicles (EVs), the Great Lakes State isn’t just adapting—it’s leading.
At the heart of this transformation is General Motors (GM), one of Michigan’s most iconic companies and a key player in the race toward a fully electric future.
Why Business Ethics Must Be a Core Part of Business Education
The rising influence of CEOs in public policy raises new questions for tomorrow’s leaders.
In recent years, the role of CEOs in public life has grown far beyond boardrooms and earnings calls. From tech giants shaping AI policy to high-profile executives like Elon Musk influencing national discourse and even government action, we’re witnessing a new era where business leaders are no longer just market players—they’re power brokers.
As educators shaping the next generation of business professionals, this shift brings an urgent question to the forefront:
Are we preparing students to lead with ethics, not just ambition?
The Turris Omnia
Open-source, secure, and made for hands-on learning.
In today’s digital learning environments, cybersecurity is no longer just a backend issue—it’s an essential part of the classroom. As more business and technology educators introduce lessons on networking, internet safety, and system administration, one powerful tool stands out for lab-based instruction: the Turris Omnia.
Built with open-source principles, exceptional hardware, and education in mind, the Turris Omnia isn’t just a firewall—it’s a learning platform.
Exciting Things Are Coming to MBEA.org
Big things are happening at MBEA.org, and we couldn’t be more excited to share a sneak peek of what’s coming your way!
As the Michigan Business Education Association, we’ve always been committed to empowering educators, supporting professional growth, and promoting excellence in business education across the state. And now, we’re taking things to the next level—with new online courses and powerful tools designed just for educators like you.
Top 5 Business Education Trends to Watch in 2025
Preparing students for a world that’s evolving faster than ever.
As we step further into 2025, business education continues to transform—fueled by rapid innovation, shifting workplace expectations, and a global economy in motion. For educators, staying ahead of the curve means not only preparing students for today’s world but equipping them to lead in tomorrow’s.
Here are the Top 5 Business Education Trends to keep an eye on this year—each one shaping the way we teach, learn, and prepare future professionals.
Open Source
Built for the Classroom, Powered by Innovation
Why the future of teaching and learning may already be free.
In a world where educational budgets are tight and technology moves fast, one movement is helping educators stay ahead of the curve—open source.
