Detroiter Magazine

Order your copy of the October 2019 edition today.The Detroiter is a quarterly magazine published by the Detroit Regional Chamber. To subscribe or to order a physical copy of the magazine, please call 313.964.4000.

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Read the entire October 2019 issue

• Doing Well by Doing Good

  Dawson Bell There is a common thread that runs through the stories Frank Venegas Jr. tells about his life as a serial entrepreneur and builder of companies and communities.  Broadly characterized, it is that doing the right thing is a …

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• Investing in Returning Citizens, Moving Michigan Forward

  Timothy J. Seppala With millennials uninterested in manufacturing jobs and Baby Boomers retiring, how will Michigan fill its talent gap? It starts with employers readjusting their thinking when it comes to hiring. For a handful of companies in the state, …

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• Michigan Industries and the Reality of Climate Change

  Greg Tasker As an organic blueberry farmer, Joseph Jessup has faced it all the last few seasons: a late spring frost, extreme temperature swings, failed bee pollination, and crop loss.  “In the past, you could count on temperatures being consistent …

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• Champions of Sustainability

  Dawson Bell The catchphrase — “Think globally, act locally” — has long been associated with on-the-ground environmental activism. But today it is just as likely to define a way of doing business and a means of maximizing profitability through resource …

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• Detroit’s Own Co-Working Ecosystem

  Nargis Hakim Rahman At the heart of midtown Detroit, Green Garage, a triple bottom line business incubator operating out of a former Model T showroom, is home to approximately 50 businesses and nonprofits. From sustainable food co-ops to nonprofits mobilizing …

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