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Michigan Prosperity Summit to Explore “Place-Based” Policies
The Friday, April 23, the Michigan Land & Prosperity Summit will take place at the Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
According to their site, the Summit will focus on:
How we in Michigan can work across multiple levels—federal, state, regional, local—to harness new opportunities to move our state forward, especially those that are in line with emerging priorities out of Washington D.C., such as “place-based” economic policies.
The event hosts, the Michigan State University Land Policy Institute and the Michigan Land Use Funders, which is coordinated by the Council of Michigan Foundations, have organized several panels and breakout sessions focused on building vibrant communities through community investment.
Mary Kramer
Crain's Detroit Business
Mary Kramer, publisher of Crain's Detroit Business, will host a panel exploring just what needs to happen to create these "vibrant" and prosperous communities across the state. You can listen to her appearance on the Prosperity Agenda here.
Some of the posters from our recent competition with the DIA will aslo be on display at the summit.
If you're interested in attending, check out the Michigan Land & Prosperity Summit website for more information.
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