Detroit’s Offer to Creatives – Space, Food and Time
The revival of Detroit is happening, slowly but surely. The best indicator is the pulse of the so-called “creative class” that are typically the first
The Importance of Four-Year Degrees
A recent comment from Jeffery questioned the value of four-year degrees for all. This is a frequent question I get in my presentations. So I
TEDxDetroit – Turning Keynes On His Head
For a moment, set aside the challenging choices and drama unfolding in Lansing. The most hopeful news in the state today came from Detroit.
Retooling Michigan’s Workforce
Lou Glazer moderated a panel on Friday at a Net Impact Conference at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan focused on how
Public Investments, Part III
So if the prestigious Milliken/Blanchard panel laid out a framework for state policy makers on tax and spending policies that will help grow the Michigan
Public Investments, Part II
So if public investments are the key to better position Michigan to prosper in a knowledge-based economy what should policy makers do? The framework for
