Detroit Regional Chamber

A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.
A Vibrant Downtown

Since 2006, approximately $12 billion has been invested in commercial, industrial and residential properties in the city of Detroit.

Photo: Len Katz
2014 NHL Winter Classic

The Winter Classic festivities will showcase Southeast Michigan and rally the region around Hockeytown's Detroit Red Wings as they take on rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Ann Arbor.

Photo: Ambassador Magazine
Liveable Cities

Oakland County is one of the top U.S. counties for quality of life, business development and educational advancement.

Photo: Rochester DDA, Brad Ziegler
Global Trade Hub

Located at the crossroads of North American economic activity, the Detroit region offers significant opportunity for businesses through increased trade and building on its world-class transportation and global logistics assets.

Photo: jodelli
Michigan is Auto

Since 2010, Michigan has added more than 13,526 in automotive manufacturing jobs.

Photo: Ford Motor Company
The Great Lakes State

With thousands of miles of shoreline, including Lake St. Clair in Macomb County, you are never more than 6 miles away from a lake or stream in Michigan.

Photo: Gary Wonning
Growing Communities

Eastern Market, one of the longest-standing treasures in Detroit, brings thousands together for its weekly open-air farmers market.

Photo: Bill Whittaker
Connection to the World

J.D. Power and Associates ranked Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport #1 in overall customer satisfaction nationwide in 2009 and 2010. It is the 16th largest airport in the U.S., serving over 160 destinations.

Photo: Amy Elizabeth West
Regional Detroit Advantages

1,250 foreign firms from 34 countries are operating in the Detroit region.

Industry Clusters
Events

Automotive

Michigan’s highly skilled workforce is the reason it is still the hub of the automotive industry.
Global Logistics

For over 100 years the Detroit region’s transportation infrastructure has served the automotive industry’s supply chain.
Defense

The defense and homeland security industry already recognizes Michigan as a prime location to do business.
Health Care

Top-notch products that help patients and improve lives are born, built, tested and sold right here.

Canada Welcome
In addition to being Michigan’s biggest trading partner, there are currently 103 Canadian facilities located in the Detroit Region
United Kingdom
There are 85 facilities from the United Kingdom operating in the Detroit Region.
China Welcome
52 处华人设施位于密西根州东南部。
France Welcome
80 sociétés françaises sont implantées dans la région de Detroit.
Japanese Welcome
日本企業は、ミシガン州南東部にあるすべての外国企業の26％を占めます。

Canada Welcome

United Kingdom

China Welcome

France Welcome

Japanese Welcome