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3 Takeaways with Sandra Cochrane of WMed Innovation Center

Sandra Cochrane is the assistant dean for the WMed Innovation Center in Kalamazoo, where she oversees a 69,000-square-foot incubator that helps aspiring entrepreneurs build their businesses.

Native Michigan Tech Is Making Driving Smarter – And Safer

Several years ago, Brennan Hamilton’s elderly neighbor’s “check engine” light came on. Concerned about driving with the warning light glowing, she planned to have her car towed to a dealership – 180 miles away.

In the Zone | TechTown Detroit

Paul Riser, director of Detroit Urban Solutions at TechTown Detroit, takes us “In the Zone” at Detroit’s longest standing SmartZone, which was founded over 15 years ago.

Entrepreneurs Turn to Michigan to Create and Grow their Business

Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists from around the world gathered in Michigan for the Midwest Growth Capital Symposium to build connections and access capital to stimulate business growth.

3 Takeaways with Dale Grogan of Michigan Accelerator Fund I

Dale Grogan, managing director of Michigan Accelerator Fund I (MAF-I), knows what startups and early-stage companies are going through. As the founder and owner of numerous businesses, he’s been there himself, raising more than $30 million in funds.

Accessibility: Much More Than Mobility Feature

Trevor Pawl, group vice president of Michigan Economic Development Corp., outlines how accessibility is more than a feature of mobility. It's truly the future of mobility.

Three Takeaways: Business Tips for Entrepreneurs from Christina York of Spellbound

As CEO and founder of Spellbound, Christina York leads a team engineering a healthcare platform embedded in immersive augmented reality. Christina shares 3 takeaways that every entrepreneur should know before starting a business.

Startups test safety systems in Michigan

In the shadow of one of the world's largest automakers, a small startup has been quietly testing technology that could soon help prevent traffic crashes.

Reflecting on the MEDC’s Impact Over 20 Years

After 20 years of supporting economic opportunities in Michigan, the people behind the MEDC look back on their impact while building on their momentum for future success.

20 Years of Investing in Michigan

April 2019 marks two decades of helping to transform Michigan's economy by building community, growing agriculture, connecting businesses, supporting entrepreneurs, strengthening international relationships, and driving the future of mobility.