What if we said there was someone out there who could help you plan any event and wouldn't charge you? You'd call us crazy, right? Well, we'd tell you to call the Cultural Concierge. 'Cause that's exactly what this new program, which comes through the Cultural Alliance for Southeastern Michigan, does.
Michigan is in a state of transformation. So we here are Prosper are going to take a look at what that means in the workforce. This new Workforce Transition feature will focus on people in transition from one spot to another, employee to entrepreneur, unemployed to employed, old economy to new economy. Our first edition is 25-year-old Shauna Nicholson who went from marketing wiz at a growing company to a marketing wiz for her own company.
When it comes to eating, lots of Metro Detroiters are going local. But can a woman who likes a side of bacon with her eggs find local, greener sources for her meat? Sorry vegetarians. Love ya, but this one's not for you.
We don't know what your idea of sexy is, but we can't think of anything sexier than promoting development that can benefit the economy, environment and public health, all the while promoting density and making the region attractive to creative new economy types. Now that's hot.
The 'D' brand isn't just about pulling in conventions and tourists. With the D Brand Summit, branding gurus are showing us how the power of the 'D' can also attract more talent and business to the region.
There's a $100 million bet out on firing up the new economy in SE Michigan, and Kresge Foundation President Rip Rapson thinks it could be the region's ace in the hole.
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