Just finished reading the End of the Suburbs by Leigh Galagher, assistant managing editor at Fortune. Highly recommended. She details, with data and stories, the
As we have seen Minnesota has better economic outcomes on every metric that matter to families trying to pay the bills and save for their
As we explored in my last post, 25-34 year olds with a four year degree or more are concentrating in big metros, with a high
One of the questions I’m now asked most frequently is “how is Michigan doing compared to other states in retaining and attracting recent college graduates?”
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg in a column for the Financial Times makes the case that talent is what matters most to economic growth. And
Below is the 2011 employment rate (employment to population ratio) data for 25-64 years olds –– the prime working years –– for Michigan’s three largest
More evidence that having a four-year degree or more is the most reliable pathway to employment in today’s economy. The table below displays data on
Crain’s Detroit Business featured talent in their Mackinac Conference edition. Four articles. All worth checking out! They highlight the importance, challenges and opportunities of preparing,
There has been good news on transit for metro Detroit. M1 –– the light rail line from downtown to midtown –– is going to be
At the same time that I was reading press reports that the powers that be have decided on bus rapid transit on Woodward from Detroit
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