2025 Economic Advancement & Business Growth
Traverse Connect is pleased to release the 2025 Annual Report to our investors and partners today, summarizing the organization’s priorities and accomplishments in its sixth year as the lead economic development and business organization for the Grand Traverse region.
In addition to a review of the organization’s accomplishments, Traverse Connect’s Annual Report shines a spotlight on area businesses, regional business and development metrics, and a summary of the organization’s work to enhance the competitiveness of the regional economy, driving the growth of second-stage businesses, and developing and attracting a talented workforce.
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→ Honor an influential community leader dear to you through the Traverse Connect Business & Community Achievement Awards. Answer five quick questions to make your nomination today!
→ Local and state experts are taking innovative approaches to make northern Michigan housing more affordable, such as Traverse Connect’s Make Your Home in Northwest Michigan program.
→ Investor news! Northwest Michigan Works!, in partnership with Walstrom Marine, has officially launched the region’s first-ever Registered Marine Services Technician Apprenticeship, marking a major milestone for professional trades training and workforce development.
→ The Grand Traverse Area Manufacturing Council invites you to the Northern Michigan Manufacturing Summit next Monday, April 13, the premier gathering of industry leaders, innovators, and professionals shaping the future of manufacturing.
→ The Traverse City City Commission voted Monday to formally invite developers to purchase or lease six city-owned parcels on the west end of downtown, approving a request for proposals.
→ Grand Traverse County commissioners are deciding whether to opt out of an East Bay Township development plan that aims to establish a tax increment financing district along the U.S. 31 corridor.
→ Northwestern Michigan is building on renewed vigor, community cooperation, and financial creativity as it tackles its large regional housing shortages.
→ Six candidates advance for the three seats on the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians tribal council following the primary election.
→ Get ready, as several road construction projects are getting started across northern Michigan.
→ The second annual Michigan Sauna Fest will take place in Traverse City’s Clinch Park April 10-12, allowing participants to enjoy different styles of saunas along with refreshing dips in the bay.
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