Partner Partner Content Video Detroit Revitalization Fellows hustle harder
In this video, three Detroit Revitalization Fellows talk about their day jobs, which are all focused on improving life in the city, and their extracurricular entrepreneurial activities, which do much the same.
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This video was created by our partner, the Detroit Revitalization Fellows, and does not necessarily reflect the views of Model D Media.
The Detroit Revitalization Fellows are talented mid-career leaders stimulating progress within Detroit’s civic, community, and economic development landscape. This select group of doers engages in a rigorous two-year leadership development program while serving full-time at organizations working to further key programs and projects across Detroit and the region.
In this video, three fellows talk about their day jobs, which are all focused on improving life in the city, and their extracurricular entrepreneurial activities, which do much the same.
The Detroit Revitalization Fellows, a program of Wayne State University, is currently accepting applications for its third cohort. Application information can be found at detroitfellows.wayne.edu.
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