EastSide Angels brings start-up capital to Macomb County as well as investing opportunities
Angel investment group EastSide Angels is coming to Macomb County to inject capital into start-up businesses as well as investment opportunities.
Angel investment group EastSide Angels is coming to Macomb County to inject capital into start-up businesses as well as investment opportunities.
The Macomb Next 2023 Industry 4.0 workshops kicked off in February with a discussion of the Internet of Things and cloud computing.
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and no matter if you’re buying for a loved one or treating yourself, it’s key to shop local. Because when you shop local, your money stays in your community. And that helps create a strong local economy where businesses prosper and people thrive. So in the shop local spirit, we're sharing some great recommendations from our Economic Development team.
Macomb County might be best known for its manufacturing prowess, but point the compass north, and you’ll find more than 400 active farms spread over 73,000 acres. That is 20% of the county’s total land mass.
Macomb County makes the parts that drive America’s aerospace and defense systems.
Macomb is home to more than 150 of the state’s nearly 600 aerospace suppliers. And Michigan consistently ranks as a “Top 10 state in Aerospace” due to its concentration of electrical and mechanical engineers, manufacturing friendly laws and business climate.
More than 100 years after the assembly line was first introduced, Macomb County remains at the forefront of the automotive industry in the United States.
It's time to join the fourth industrial revolution and Industry 4.0. In February, we launch a series of I4.0 workshops to help ensure businesses keep up to date with smart manufacturing technology, or risk being left behind.
With support from its various partners, Macomb County and Shelby Township land bottled water company