2025 Year in Review: Steady as MEDC Goes

In a year of change and uncertainty, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation has continued the course of the state’s Make It in Michigan economic development strategy to continue delivering results – and earning accolades – along the way

Listening to Our Customers: Strong Satisfaction, Highly Trustworthy, Room for Improvement

With almost a thousand responses, the MEDC’s annual customer relationship survey showed strong satisfaction with customer service, with responses describing communicative, supportive staff and positive feelings about working with the MEDC. It also highlighted areas for improvement, such as transparently sharing decision-making criteria.

Amped Up: Michigan’s Tech Talent Pipeline

Michigan students from kindergarten through college are honing cutting-edge tech and semiconductor skills with support from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Washtenaw Community College, Kettering University and Ford.

A Taste of Michigan

As the second-most agriculturally diverse state in the nation, it’s no surprise that some of your favorite crops are grown in Michigan.

At the Battery Show, Michigan Charges Ahead

Michigan-Made Innovations Revolutionizing the Energy Industry

Celebrating Michigan’s Women-Owned Small Businesses

October marks Women’s Small Business Month, and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation is proud to support these small business owners throughout the state through its programming and partnerships

How the MEDC Helps You “Make It” in Michigan

'Make It in Michigan' Strategy Delivers National Accolades

As the state continues doubling down on its economic momentum, Michigan demonstrates consistency, growth in Top 10 ranking for Area Development’s Top States for Business

Michigan Main Street Communities Achieve Milestone Anniversaries

Six communities across the state of Michigan are celebrating milestone Michigan Main Street designation anniversaries in 2025, highlighting the impact of the MEDC’s placemaking efforts to support the continued success of the state’s downtown and neighborhood commercial districts