Young professional and entrepreneur survey about the Detroit region launched
The Detroit Regional Chamber’s young professional and entrepreneur’s organization, Fusion, is launching a survey to see how young people view Detroit and the metro region.Excerpt:The survey results will be shared at the 2009 Mackinac Policy Conference to create a quality of life agenda for the region, said Christianne Sims, director of Fusion.Local
businesses, universities and community organizations are encouraged to
have their young professional employees and students participate. The Fusion survey is open from now until Jan. 16 and can be found online by clicking here.”This
survey is necessary for understanding the views young professionals
have of our region,” Sims said in announcing the project. “The results
will help Fusion carry out its mission of retaining and attracting
young talent as part of an economic transformation strategy for the
Detroit Region.”Read the entire article here.
The Detroit Regional Chamber’s young professional and entrepreneur’s
organization, Fusion, is launching a survey to see how young people
view Detroit and the metro region.
Excerpt:
The survey results will be shared at the 2009 Mackinac Policy Conference to create a quality of life agenda for the region, said Christianne Sims, director of Fusion.
Local
businesses, universities and community organizations are encouraged to
have their young professional employees and students participate. The Fusion survey is open from now until Jan. 16 and can be found online by clicking here.
“This
survey is necessary for understanding the views young professionals
have of our region,” Sims said in announcing the project. “The results
will help Fusion carry out its mission of retaining and attracting
young talent as part of an economic transformation strategy for the
Detroit Region.”
Read the entire article here.
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