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2013 Mackinac Policy Conference One Week Away; Don’t Forget to Register for PAC Mayoral ForumThe 2013 Mackinac Policy Conference is only one week away and preparing for the island is easy with the all-new Conference mobile app. The app allows … Continue reading
Detroit Regional Chamber Political Action Committee Announces Mayoral Forum at Mackinac Policy Conference, May 30Join the Detroit Regional Chamber’s Political Action Committee (PAC) at 5 p.m. on May 30 at the 2013 Mackinac Policy Conference for a reception and Detroit … Continue reading
Gov. Snyder to Open 2013 Mackinac Policy Conference, Give Keynote AddressGovernor Rick Snyder returns to the Mackinac Policy Conference once again this year to provide opening remarks at 1:30 p.m. in the Theatre on Wednesday, May 29 at Grand Hotel. … Continue reading
21st Century Jobs and Education Panel Announced for 2013 Mackinac Policy ConferenceSome of Michigan’s top thought-leaders are taking the 2013 Mackinac Policy Conference stage to discuss the importance of corporate investment in education and innovative partnerships that aim to tighten … Continue reading
2013 Mackinac Policy Conference Panel to Highlight American Manufacturing The 2013 Mackinac Policy Conference discussion will take an in-depth look at manufacturing’s return to the U.S. during a session titled “America’s Backbone: Bringing Manufacturing Back to the U.S.,” on Thursday, … Continue reading

Detroit Free Press: April 14, 2013
Now that President Barack Obama and the U.S. State Department have officially chosen to accept Canada’s gift of a free bridge at the Detroit-Windsor border crossing by issuing a permit for the project, Michigan’s obligation is to put it to good use. That’s not a given in a state that has squandered or underutilized assets in the past. More on that later.