Western Michigan University and Keystone Community Bank have forged a new partnership to continue a business speakers series in 2000-01. The Keystone Community Bank Breakfast Series at the Haworth College of Business will feature WMU faculty and alumni speaking about their research and teaching on a variety of timely business issues.
All presentations are free and open to the public.
The partnership grew out of the University's ongoing business outreach efforts, according to Dr. James W. Schmotter, dean of the college. W. Ford Kieft III, Keystone's chairman, president and CEO, agrees that the partnership is a natural match. Plus, we have a number of Western graduates on our staff and our board of directors. As an institution, we wanted to contribute something back to the University.