Michigan Family Impact Seminar #19
Pathways to Michigan’s Economy & Jobs
April 26, 2012
Featured Speakers
Julie Metty Bennett, Vice President, Public Sector Consultants
An Urban and Metro Strategy for Michigan: Helping our Cities and Metro Areas Achieve their Economic Potential
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Charles Ballard, Department of Economics, Michigan State University
Perspectives on Jobs and Incomes in Michigan
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Larry Good, Chair, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce
Reimagining Michigan’s Workforce Development Policy
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