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Pairing Michigan Talent with Possibilities
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation is dedicated to helping businesses and talent reach their highest potential – and that commitment is what gave rise to the Talent Action Team (TAT). As a matchmaker for the state’s higher education institutions, diverse industries and innovative, career-minded jobseekers, TAT has partnered with more than 20 employers, from Fortune 500 companies to growing startups. Whether you’re a company looking to expand, a current resident seeking to increase your job prospects or a new graduate looking to kickstart your career, our team can help connect you to the right opportunities and resources.
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Meet the Mid-Michigan & Great Lakes Bay Region
For many, the Mid-Michigan and Great Lakes Bay Region is the Goldilocks of Michigan. Not too small, not too big — just right. Anchored by major towns like Midland, Bay City, Mount Pleasant and Saginaw, this central region offers classic city amenities, but won’t overwhelm you with hustle and bustle. It also borders Lake Huron, […]
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Meet the Thumb Region: Affordable Coastal Living
Michigan’s Thumb Region offers big opportunities in a relaxed, small-town setting. It’s a place where professional ambition blends with a strong sense of community and an easygoing lifestyle. Whether you’re growing a career in healthcare, forging a path in advanced manufacturing or putting down roots near the Lake Huron coast, you’ll find space to build […]
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Flint, MI Named the Most Affordable for Home Buyers—and It Has the Lowest Cost of Living Index in the U.S.
The cost of homes in the U.S. is skyrocketing. According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the median sales price went from $313,000 at the beginning of 2019 to $416,900 at the beginning of 2025. And, as WalletHub noted, that doesn’t account for the rise in mortgage rates, with the average […]
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