Quality of Life
Michigan: Where Work and Life Is All About Balance
Michigan business owners explain what makes the state such a special place to live and work.
A Conversation on Supporting Local and Traveling Safely
Michele Wildman, Senior Vice President of Community Development at MEDC joins Travel Michigan Vice President Dave Lorenz and Tom Daldin of the Public Television show Under The Radar Michigan for a conversation about safely experiencing the beauty, arts and culture of Pure Michigan this spring and summer, with suggestions for discovering and supporting local businesses along the way.
Michigan: Ready For The ‘New Normal’
With its rich manufacturing heritage, highly skilled workforce and natural beauty, the Great Lakes State offers businesses an ideal balance.
Michigan is a Top Place for Remote Workers
In the new era of remote work, Michigan has emerged as a place that can support workers and companies navigating new workforce realities.
Putting Values into Practice to Prioritize Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
As we begin Black History Month, we at MEDC are reflecting on our efforts to demonstrate our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in all that we do – and looking ahead to ensure we continue to create a more equitable and resilient economy for all.
Reflecting on the MEDC’s Impact Over 20 Years
After 20 years of supporting economic opportunities in Michigan, the people behind the MEDC look back on their impact while building on their momentum for future success.
The Main Street Difference
Success in downtown Howell is the direct result of years of planning and dedication from Howell officials, funding partners, and developers, along with Howell Main Street and Downtown Development Authority.
Travel Michigan VP is an "Extraordinary Mind"
Travel Michigan Vice President Dave Lorenz was recently named to the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International’s “Top 25 Extraordinary Minds of 2018.”
Focus on filmmaking
Festivals in Detroit, Lansing and Grand Rapids boost local economies, elevate state's reputation