Governor Whitmer Announces Hundreds Of New Jobs In Michigan

Governor Whitmer recently made a big announcement that includes hundreds of new jobs and continued investment in small businesses...

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Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently made a significant announcement that will be welcomed by residents throughout Michigan. According to a press release, she is committed to making Michigan a more business-friendly state.

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation also announced the approval of several big projects. They will reportedly generate more than $67 million in investment around the state and create 577 jobs for Michiganders, according to Governor Whitmer.

“Today’s investments will help us continue to drive economic growth in Michigan by boosting support for our state’s small businesses and high-tech entrepreneurs, expanding on our leadership in the critical future mobility industry, revitalizing communities around the state, and supporting training and apprenticeship opportunities for our world-class workforce,” said Governor Whitmer.

“Together, we can continue to send a clear message that everyone is welcome to make it in Michigan," she continued. "We will keep our foot on the accelerator to continue winning projects, creating good jobs for our residents, and investing in vibrant places so we can build a brighter future for Michigan. Let’s get it done.” 

“Today’s agenda demonstrates Team Michigan’s commitment to the Make it in Michigan strategy by investing in the kinds of projects that will support our vibrant places and world-class people for generations to come,” said Michigan Economic Development Corporation CEO and Michigan Strategic Fund President and Chair Quentin Messer Jr. “We are grateful to Governor Whitmer, legislators from both parties, and local officials for their continued support for our programs, and we appreciate the ongoing hard work of the Michigan Strategic Fund board. We will continue working to win projects, invest in places and support our people as we encourage businesses of all sizes to make it in Michigan.”

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