Michigan: The Hands that Feed You

As March marks Food & Agriculture Month, we celebrate the prominence, variety, and deliciousness of Michigan’s agribusiness industry

Fostering Success for Black-Owned Businesses

Black-owned businesses across Michigan have an enormous impact on the state’s economy. The MEDC is committed to providing the support and resources they need to grow and thrive. Below, we're highlighting growth opportunities, initiatives and success stories for Black-owned businesses in Michigan.

Supporting Local Bolsters Michigan’s Small Businesses and Communities

Whether it’s the holiday shopping season or another beautiful Pure Michigan summer, supporting local is always in style.

Tools of the Trade: Michigan Helps Companies Go International

Resources from the MEDC’s International Trade Program are providing Michigan’s companies with growth opportunities across the globe

Ford Mobilizes Michigan’s EV Future

Latest Ford announcement builds on the company’s longstanding relationship with Michigan and continued commitment to leading the future of mobility

Supporting Small Businesses and Local Communities | LIVESTREAM

Michigan's 900,000+ small businesses create jobs for Michigan's workforce, drive growth in local economies and play a key role in building vibrant communities.

Clear Skies Ahead: Climate Stability and Policies in Michigan Mitigate Risk

Celebrating the Season and Supporting Local | Livestream

With the holiday shopping and travel season underway, Tom Daldin of Under the Radar Michigan joined Dave Lorenz of Travel Michigan and Cathleen Edgerly of Downtown Lansing, Inc. for a live conversation on Tuesday, Nov. 22 to discuss holiday traditions and celebrations across Michigan, and offer suggestions for how to support local businesses when shopping, dining and traveling in Michigan communities this holiday season and beyond.

Economic Opportunity and Pure Michigan Lifestyle Attract Talent Throughout the State

Eight Public Private Partnerships Strengthening Michigan’s Talent Pool

The availability of skilled labor remains a top factor in every site selection decision, and Michigan’s industry leaders, educational institutions and government partners are coming together to build a strong and equitable talent pipeline.