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My biggest concern for the state and its regions––particularly metro Detroit–is that we have a vision of what we want the future to look like
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My biggest concern for the state and its regions––particularly metro Detroit–is that we have a vision of what we want the future to look like
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
Three interesting recent articles on young professionals leaving Michigan for vibrant central cities, particularly Chicago. All worth checking out. The first in the Detroit News
Our research clearly indicates that where recent college graduates concentrate you get prosperous economies. And increasingly that concentration is occurring in vibrant central cities. Specifically
Lots of comments on the Andy Basile email I wrote about in my last post. Most quite positive. A few pushed back. Let me lay out
A couple of interesting articles about young talent leaving Michigan. Both worth reading. The first from the Spinal Column covering west Oakland County. I’m interviewed,
Terrific articles on Sunday in both the Grand Rapids Press and the Kalamazoo Gazette on the importance of young professionals to economic growth. Worth reading!
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