Have you ever wondered what we really do every day at Public Sector Consultants (PSC)? Some people suspect we spend a lot of time sitting in meetings, reading stuffy intellectual ...
Just how big is 1 percent? Well, when it comes to caring for our state’s aging population, a 1 percent change in services or outcomes is bigger than most of ...
St. Clair County has a rare opportunity to substantially advance its trail network due to a confluence of events that will likely result in both an infusion of funding and ...
The insurance industry in Michigan is known for helping residents and businesses protect themselves from catastrophic losses, health crises, and financial losses. The industry provides insurance for homes, buildings, automobiles, ...
By most measures, Michigan is in the middle of an economic turnaround, following an exceptionally severe economic downturn in the early 2000s caused by a combination of Michigan’s lost decade ...
Access to child care is critical for families. While many parents stay home with their children by choice, others may be forced to leave their job if child care is ...
To better understand the current state of child care in northwest lower Michigan and how the community can improve access and affordability, Networks Northwest partnered with Public Sector Consultants (PSC) ...
By Sherri Welch of Crain's Detroit Business Several foundations are teaming up to provide coordinated support for nonprofit services to immigrants and refugees in the region, in the wake of ...
“We all have the power to save other people.” These are the words of Rachel Kuntzsch, a senior vice president at Public Sector Consultants (PSC). Six months after a sudden ...
By Michigan Radio During the 2019 Mackinac Policy Conference, PSC vice president Selma Tucker joined Senator Marshall Bullock and Michigan Radio’s Zoe Clark to forecast the future of Michigan's political leadership and speculate ...