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and made the decision to relocate to northern Michigan. Growing up, Barbara spent her summers at her ... participation in Pitti Uomo was supported in part by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s International

Custom sign manufacturer, Visual Workplace, Inc., fosters international partnerships to improve ... to get connected with MEDC partners throughout Michigan, visit https://www.michiganbusiness.org/services/

to New York City, ever since moving to Northern Michigan to be with his now-spouse Nick, the area has become ... I'd rather be,” he says. “The natural beauty of Michigan, in general, and the Great Lakes in particular

Willard first learned about services from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) through ... years. Learn more about the ways MEDC supports Michigan’s small businesses through its Capital Access programming

with city officials and soon connected with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) to get ... and revitalizing communities across the state of Michigan. 173 W. Liberty Street Kelly Sugg and Alex Bernetich

can manage their own branded program. As one of Michigan Celebrates Small Business’ 2015 Top 50 Companies ... attended several matchmaking events hosted by Pure Michigan Business Connect (PMBC) as an effective way to

is bringing creativity, joy and new life to Mid-Michigan’s book scene from her welcoming Lansing Mall space ... someone that is local, whether to Lansing or to Michigan in general. We receive lots of inquiries of local

help Bright Walls reach its goal of $320,000, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s (MEDC) Public ... South Carolina, Texas and, of course, Michigan. Featured Michigan artists traveled to Jackson from Detroit

Cristina Zamora is keeping her family’s gift shop and Mexican heritage alive in the heart of ... This story originally appeared as a part of the Michigan Main Street Story Series. Cristina Zamora of

At 93 years old, Alan Baugh continues his family’s century-old legacy business in downtown ... This story originally appeared as part of the Michigan Main Street Story Series. Alan Baugh of Baugh