Detroit Renaissance goes statewide
Detroit Renaissance is planning on moving from a Southeast Michigan organization to a statewide organization.Excerpt:Detroit Renaissance, which began as council of the CEOs of the
50 largest companies in Southeast Michigan, said it plans to become a
statewide organization. The organization’s board of directors approved the expansion at its Wednesday board meeting. “Detroit
Renaissance has been evolving into a more Michigan-centric organization
in recent years as many of the most important issues facing Southeast
Michigan are statewide issues,” a prepared statement said. Detroit
Renaissance said it will maintain a strong focus on urban areas,
including Detroit, and a board committee will continue to be dedicated
to that work co-chaired by Anthony Earley, CEO of DTE Energy Co.; and Cynthia Pasky, founder and CEO of Strategic Staffing Solutions.Read the entire article here.
Detroit Renaissance is planning on moving from a Southeast Michigan organization to a statewide organization.
Excerpt:
Detroit Renaissance, which began as council of the CEOs of the
50 largest companies in Southeast Michigan, said it plans to become a
statewide organization.
The organization’s board of directors approved the expansion at its Wednesday board meeting.
“Detroit
Renaissance has been evolving into a more Michigan-centric organization
in recent years as many of the most important issues facing Southeast
Michigan are statewide issues,” a prepared statement said.
Detroit
Renaissance said it will maintain a strong focus on urban areas,
including Detroit, and a board committee will continue to be dedicated
to that work co-chaired by Anthony Earley, CEO of DTE Energy Co.; and Cynthia Pasky, founder and CEO of Strategic Staffing Solutions.
Read the entire article here.
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