Detroit Renaissance unveils regional revival strategies
Details of Detroit Renaissance’s “Road to Renaissance” plan have been unveiled. The three-year plan is expected to cost $75-80 million, $50 million of which will go towards business accelerators.
Details of Detroit Renaissance’s “Road to Renaissance” plan have been unveiled. The three-year plan is expected to cost $75-80 million, $50 million of which will go towards business accelerators.
Excerpt:
At the heart of the effort is a plan to align four established business accelerators — Automation Alley, Ann Arbor Spark, TechTown and NextEnergy — with two accelerators to be established. One would be in Macomb County and the other would be in western Wayne County, likely near the airports, said Doug Rothwell, president of Detroit Renaissance.
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