Detroit group to launch web site for creative jobs
Metro Detroit’s creative job market might get a boost in the near
future. The Detroit Renaissance are looking to launch a Web site to
bring in workers to fill the areas creative job positions.
Metro Detroit’s creative job market might get a boost in the near future. The Detroit Renaissance are looking to launch a Web site to bring in workers to fill the areas creative job positions.
Excerpt:
The corporate leadership group Detroit Renaissance expects to launch a Web site in early June devoted to the region’s creative economy. A marketing campaign to highlight the region’s creative assets should go public at the same time.
And, looking ahead, Detroit Renaissance hopes to open a creative incubator in a downtown building on Woodward Avenue in a year to nurture small but promising creative businesses.
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