Detroit Renaissance pledges $300,000 in business attraction funds
Detroit Renaissance has committed $300,000 annually to help Detroit Economic Growth Corporation attract new businesses to the city.
Detroit Renaissance has committed $300,000 annually to help Detroit
Economic Growth Corporation attract new businesses to the city.
Excerpt from article:
Doug Rothwell, president of Detroit Renaissance, said the new money is aimed at helping Detroit compete.
“We
understand that to transform the region’s economy we have to focus an
intense effort here in the heart of it — the City of Detroit,”
Rothwell said. “This effort aligns the private and public sectors
toward that priority.”
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