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Oceana County Fruit Processor Ready for Major Expansion with Support from State, Local Partners ... expanded processing operations, developed with the assistance of the MEDC, MDARD and MCC, enables Peterson
Kathleen Achtenberg [email protected] 517-335-4590 Investments from General Motors and ... and Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority assisted with the sale and acquisition of the sites. “The
Creek Unlimited, among others. The support and assistance that we have received throughout this process ... act as a STEM and social studies resource and assist with workforce development. The project is expected
City of Novi receives certification as Redevelopment Ready Community Kathleen Achtenberg ... shape their future,” said MEDC Director of Technical Assistance Programs Michelle Parkkonen. “Novi has long
Leading financial management services provider GT Independence expanding in Sturgis Kathleen ... in 11 states across the nation. GT Independence assists people in hiring and employing caregivers legally
City of Swartz Creek receives certification as Redevelopment Ready Community Kathleen Achtenberg ... shape their future,” said MEDC Director of Technical Assistance Programs, Michelle Parkkonen. “Swartz Creek’s
Leading corporate services provider Morley establishing customer service center in Delta ... Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) also assisted in bringing the new contact center to Delta Township
Strategic Fund awarded more than $7 million to assist entrepreneurs in bringing innovations to market ... Consulting (BBCetc) manages the Michigan SBIR/STTR Assistance Program, which provides group training and one-on-one
through HUD-VASH program that provides rental assistance for homeless U.S. veterans. The redevelopment ... benefit, the project is not possible without grant assistance, resulting in MSF approval of a $3,477,500 Community
Georgia and Texas. The city of Detroit plans to assist the company in finding candidates for the newly ... $1.1 million and isn’t possible without grant assistance, resulting in a $984,625 Community Development