We’re making progress on housing development, primary sector business attraction, business start-ups and expansions, downtown revitalization and much more. Since my March letter, there are three new things that I’m pleased to report:
We are looking for two dynamic team members, an Accounting Assistant and a Business Development Officer focused on online lead generation. Download our updated Career Opportunities and please forward it to great candidates.
Trump wants to add jobs in manufacturing, but colleges are already having difficultly recruiting and keeping up with companies’ fast-changing needs. An Ohio community college has had more success than most
In this month’s newsletter, we highlight automation and technology, and its growing role in the manufacturing sector. We’re sharing ideas and resources to help you learn more about the technologies available, as well as planning considerations to make your implementations effective and secure (yup, we’re going to talk about cybersecurity…).
Are you certain your product, technology, or conversations with foreign buyers don’t trigger export licensing rules? Are your team members all aware of recent export licensing changes, how to safeguard CUI and contract flow-down requirements? Ensure your entire team is prepared.
Every big idea starts small — and sometimes all it takes is the right support to grow. At UM Launchpad, we provide that support through free one-on-one coaching, hands-on workshops, project-based internships and more.
New survey data shows employers aren’t rejecting candidates with more experience than they need for vacant positions, and are benefiting from their deeper expertise.
70 million U.S. workers are about to face their biggest workplace transition due to AI agents, but their voices are too often missing. We address this gap by conducting a nationwide audit to understand what workers want AI agents to automate or augment, and how those desires align with the current technological capabilities. Data from 1,500 workers across 104 occupations leads to three main findings:
Students who complete the program will become certified with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation. This certification will provide them with the necessary skills to manage and monitor the nation’s electric grid.
The heating program helped over 8,000 households keep warm last winter. Meanwhile, SNAP benefits — which help feed thousands of residents — are also in jeopardy.
21st Century Education Initiative – “You Should Care…”
Our Science Connect Event is designed to bring together UM’s core facilities, clinical resources, and research communities to foster collaboration, raise awareness, and build meaningful connections. Attendees will include UM researchers, local business leaders, and representatives from government organizations all eager to learn more about the innovative work happening across campus and beyond.
This year, the Accelerator Leadership Program is more flexible than ever. We know that in unpredictable times, good management practices can make the difference for mission-oriented teams. That’s why, instead of a cohort-based model, this year you AND your team can join any or all of three focused weeks covering MNA’s gold-standard Accelerator management essentials.
