About MEDC
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation, in collaboration with more than 100 economic development partners, markets Michigan as the place to do business, assists businesses in their growth strategies, and fosters the growth of vibrant communities across the state.
Team Michigan is Here to Help
MEDC delivers tailored assistance to invest and expand your operations and workforce in Michigan communities. Through collaboration with more than 100 partners, we have tools and resources to support businesses at any stage of growth. No matter your business size, industry, or your community needs, the MEDC’s programs and local and regional partners have resources to help.
As we reflect on the announcements, events and successes of the past year, we celebrate 2024 as a starting point for new growth and excitement in the year ahead.
Careers at MEDC
Passionate about all things Michigan? So are we. MEDC employees come from all over, with backgrounds as business and community developers, policy makers, historians, marketers, and beyond. We all have one thing in common – a passion and determination to see the state of Michigan and its residents prosper. Ready to be part of a team that’s driving Michigan forward?
Learn More About MEDC
The mission of the MEDC is to achieve long-term economic prosperity for Michiganders by investing in communities, enabling the growth of good jobs and promoting Michigan’s strong image worldwide. MEDC's strategic focus aims to position Michigan at the leading edge of economic development in the nation. Read more in our Strategic Plan.
MEDC Five Year Strategic Plan
Read MoreTo view the MEDC functional organizational chart, visit here.
Tribal Partners
The State of Michigan is home to 12 federally recognized Indian tribes each with unique historical, cultural and political structures. The MEDC’s Tribal Business Development Strategy, initiated in 2010, is to be a resource to Michigan’s federally recognized tribes in achieving sustainable tribal economies through business diversification, and to build state-tribal relationships that foster business development beyond gaming.