Talent Dividend

Challenge Detroit begins recruitment of second fellowship class


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Knight Foundation pledges millions in grants for art in Detroit


Challenge Detroit receives $230K grant from MEDC


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D:hive grows BUILD program as demand for classes spikes


U-M MBA students pitch entrepreneurial change in Detroit


Silicon Valley-based-start-up Stik moves to M@dison Building


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The audacity of the Talent Dividend


First wave of Venture for America fellows land in Detroit


DC3 announces second design festival for September


The Talent Dividend is a calculation of how much economic impact college grads have on a city. By increasing the number of college graduates in Detroit by one percentage point of our population, $4.6 billion would be generated in personal incomes, or revenue. That's like attracting a billion dollar company to this region. The best way to measure the economic success of a city is per capita income and the simple most direct connection of per capita income is college attainment, says CEOs for Cities, the group that created the Talent Dividend initiative.