Opinion: Economic development shouldn’t be an ‘either-or’ proposition
Maureen Donohue Krauss writes for Crain's Detroit Business about how economic development legislation in Michigan needs to stay consistent.
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DRP Celebrates Economic Development Week
DRP employees celebrate Economic Development Week by telling their favorite part about working in economic development
When It Comes to Perceptions, Sports Are a Game-Changer
From the Lions playoff run to the NFL Draft and the NCAA Tournament to the Rocket Mortgage Classic and Detroit Grand Prix – sporting events are showcasing Detroit and the surrounding region to global audiences in 2024 in a major way.
The 50 Best Places to Live in the U.S.: Detroit
Detroit was recently ranked as one of Money's Top Cities to Live in in the United States.
Digital Adaption Key To Manufacturing Industry
DRP's Verified Industrial Properties Program is helping identify industrial sites in the Detroit Region
110 New Jobs Coming to Southeast Michigan as Cabinet Manufacturer Cabinetworks Expands in Livonia
Originally published by the MEDC LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) announced that leading cabinet manufacturer Cabinetworks Group is expanding in Livonia with support from the Michigan...
Michigan wins 450+ Jobs, $165 Million Investment from LuxWall
Originally published by the MEDC LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced that LuxWall, a leading venture capital backed company that manufactures energy-efficient windows, is establishing two manufacturing facilities in Michigan with support...
Consul General of Canada OP-ED: International Trade Week
Op-Ed By: Joe Comartin (Consul General of Canada to the states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky) As Canada's Consul General to the state of Michigan, and lifelong resident of Windsor, Ontario it is beyond obvious that our two nations are inextricably linked....
Lordstown Motors Establishing Research & Development Facility in Farmington Hills
LANSING, Mich. – Michigan continues to claim its position as the automotive capital of the world with the announcement by Ohio-based Lordstown Motors Corp. on plans to establish an automotive R&D center in Farmington Hills with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced today. The project is expected to create 141 jobs.
