Small & Mighty Business Series: What SECURE 2.0 Means for Your Business

Grab your lunch and join us for a practical, business-focused overview of upcoming changes to retirement plan requirements under the SECURE 2.0 Act and what they mean for employers in Michigan.

Whether you currently offer a retirement plan or not, these changes could affect your business—especially with proposed state legislation that may require companies with 5 or more employees to participate in a state-sponsored retirement plan if no other plan is offered.

• What’s included in SECURE 2.0 and what’s changing soon
• What small and mid-sized employers need to know
• New tax credits available for businesses without a current retirement plan
• Steps you can take now to stay compliant and support your employees’ financial future

We’ll be joined by Derek Leighton, a financial services expert at Modern Woodman of America, along with the team from Capital Group. Together, they will break down the legislation, answer your questions, and share tools and resources to help you prepare.

Small and mid-sized business owners, HR professionals, and anyone managing employee benefits or compliance.

Members enjoy discounted lunch pricing. Bring your appetite (or even your own lunch) and your questions!

RSVP today—seating is limited as this is information every employer needs.

The Small & Mighty Business series is sponsored by and is a part of the Chamber Education series. The 2025 Chamber Education series includes the Quarterly Business Breakfast Roundtable series and the Small & Mighty Business series and is proudly supported .

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