Help us find Michigan s most influential women
We want to hear about her and give credit where it s due.
Every five years since 1997, Crain s Detroit Business has honored 100 influential women in business, public policy, nonprofits and higher education whose work has had significant impact on the state and region.
It s time once again for us to seek out candidates for this prestigious list. We want to cast a wide net and diversity is important to us. We want our honorees to reflect the community and industries they are working to improve.
Nominations come from a variety of sources, including you, our readers; our reporters and editors; an evaluation of our own news stories involving women-led companies and initiatives; and suggestions from past honorees themselves.
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Around 600 homeless and vulnerable people are being invited to get Covid-19 vaccines at a surgery. GPs at the Meadowell clinic at Watford Health Centre are targeting groups most at risk if they contract coronavirus, after Watford Borough Council confirmed it will support rough sleepers throughout the vaccination programme. With rough sleepers not having mobile phones to receive an alert when eligible for a vaccine, it has become the role of GPs to urge homeless people to become registered. Vulnerable people such as homeless people, sex workers and some traveller communities are among those who are being targeted. Dr Martha Ford, a GP with special interest in substance misuse, inclusion health and treating hepatitis C in primary care, said: “We have around 600 registered patients. They range from some rough-sleeping, others in hostels or without a permanent address – often these are living with friends, in a car or van and sometimes on a boat.