Michigan Economic Development Corporation

Talent is key to Michigan’s Electric Vehicle and Mobility industries. The MEDC’s Talent Action Team is helping keep highly-skilled students and workers in the Mitten.

Michigan will continue to be the home of both the automotive industry’s storied past and mobility’s revolutionary future.

Whether a company is looking for a new headquarters or a new manufacturing facility, needs access to financial resources, or requires help with a permit or myriad other issues, it needs to start with just one call — to the Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC).

When global automotive supplier Magna International was searching for a site to build a production facility to make batteries for electric vehicles, it chose St. Clair, Michigan.

Around the world, the No. 1 thing businesses are looking for is access to talent. And they’re finding it here in Michigan.

Whether companies need help with a permit, access to financial resources, networking, or a variety of other issues, they often need to make just one call — to the Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC).

When software company Nexient was looking for a home, one clear advantage led it to Michigan: the talent.

The redevelopment of a 130-year-old church in Lansing into a five-story apartment building. The rebirth of a historic and foundational property in downtown Hillsdale.

As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and real estate developers ramp up again, Michigan is poised with development-ready properties and infrastructure, streamlined processes, funding sources — all the pieces to help developers see a project reach completion.

Michigan has long been ground zero for America’s auto industry. Now it’s the place to be when it comes to advances in autonomous and electrified technology.