Retaining young people is key to regional growth
Columnist Keith Crain of Crain’s Detroit Business says too many young
people leave the region, and Southeast Michigan should be a magnet for
our best and brightest.
Columnist Keith Crain of Crain’s Detroit Business says too many young
people leave the region, and Southeast Michigan should be a magnet for
our best and brightest.
He writes:
“If we want to grow and prosper with a diverse population, we’re going
to have to do everything we can to keep young people from leaving
Southeast Michigan. We can’t afford to lose any more of our best
assets.”
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