Bizdom chief calls Detroit “entrepreneurial field of dreams”
Dan Izzo zeroes in on a topic near and dear to our hearts: young and hungry thinkers, doers, builders and makers finding opportunities to do business in Detroit 2.0. Some of them have no ties to the city but come ready to plant their vision in this fertile place, says the Training and Launch Chief for downtown’s Bizdom U.
The piece first appeared in HuffPost Detroit. Read it here, get inspired.
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