Business Partnership
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.
Michigan: The Hands that Feed You
As March marks Food & Agriculture Month, we celebrate the prominence, variety, and deliciousness of Michigan’s agribusiness industry
Michigan’s Hydrogen Energy Leadership Reaffirmed with DOE Funding
Michigan’s lead position in the pursuit of large-scale hydrogen energy use is reinforced with two Department of Energy awards
Strategic Shifts: Michigan's Magnetism for Businesses Relocating Headquarters
Michigan has emerged as a magnet for relocation of corporate headquarters and establishment of North American headquarters, spanning diverse industries from advanced manufacturing and footwear to semiconductors.
MEDC, Michigan Businesses and the Power of Partnership
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation pulls down yet another national recognition – this time in Inc.’s Power Partners Awards – right after earning DCI’s ranking of No. 4 best-in-class state economic development agency
Highlighting Economic Development Week with The Michigan Opportunity Podcast
Economic Development Week, recognized during the second week in May, promotes efforts to support economic well-being, vibrant communities and quality of life for all.
But effective, inclusive and long-lasting economic development isn’t one-size-fits-all. It takes partners at every level: community members, businesses, elected officials, the state government and the economic development organizations that connect them.