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Twenty-five Regional Prosperity Initiative Letters of Inquiry were received by the deadline on May 12 and have been reviewed. Grantee announcements will be made by the end of July.

Free online Knowledge Plex Expert Chat from the Charrette Institute on July 17th! "Charrettes on a Budget" 2:00pm ET

Through July 27, 2008 "Considering Architecture: Sustainable Designs by Detroit Architects" multimedia exhibit of seven sustainable projects at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 4454 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, 48201

September 16, 2008 The 2008 Michigan Chamber of Commerce Future & Forum & Annual Meeting will be held at the Kellogg Center on the campus of Michigan State University. Register at www.michamber.com.

 

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The PAL vision for Michigan’s future is one shared by businesses, researchers, and thought leaders. Together, we are planning a Michigan that will have a key role in the new knowledge-based economy. Michigan is poised to provide a uniquely beautiful home for New Economy growth by applying strategic planning and smart policies that focus on what we must have to succeed. Together, we must focus on six key Pillars for Prosperity that will serve as a foundation for Michigan’s future.

Successful regions in Michigan have organized themselves around one objective—to plan for the kind of growth that would make them good places to live, work, and play. Working together with Michigan’s universities, the Michigan State University Land Policy Institute, and Public Sector Consultants Inc., PAL is providing technical assistance and funding planning initiatives in regions that have demonstrated the leadership to make change.