CES 2023 Preview: State of Michigan to Meet with Mobility Startups
CES 2023 kicks off Thursday, January 5, and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and the Michigan Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME) will be in Las Vegas connecting with tech startups, innovators and leaders from around the world to explore potential partnership opportunities.
The OFME and MEDC teams will be connecting with startups, corporate investors, and members of the media interested in learning more about Michigan’s tech and mobility ecosystem and how the state’s newest innovations in electrification, automation, and sustainability are helping to shape the future of mobility and consumer technology.
Connect with us at the following events:
- Panel Event: Electrifying the Future
- All indicators show that production costs, battery life, software development, and legislative change are converging to give consumers more choice when it comes to EVs. How will consumers react and why?
- Trevor Pawl, Chief Mobility Officer for the State of Michigan, will join panelists on Thursday, January 5, at 11am to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and predictions related to the transition to EVs.
- Startup Meet and Greet: OFME CES 2023 Guided Match Meetings
- To establish and strengthen existing relationships between corporations/investors and startups, the Michigan Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME) will facilitate networking sessions on January 5 between 3-5:30pm in the Bellagio ballroom, prior to the COVESA networking reception.
- Networking Reception: COVESA 11th Annual CES Networking Reception
- This year, the reception will feature more than 45 showcases, including a “connected mobility” pavilion, sponsored by MEDC. There will also be demonstrations, showcases, extensive networking opportunities, and more!
To learn more about what’s new and what’s next at CES 2023 activities, visit our event landing page at www.michiganbusiness.org/ces. Get updates from the show and join the #CES2023 conversation by connecting with MEDC on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter, and Mobility MI on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Stay connected to the resources dedicated to Michigan’s evolution of transportation mobility and electrification by following @MobilityMI on Twitter and LinkedIn, and by visiting michiganbusiness.org/mobility. Keep up with the latest in mobility ecosystem development and mobility policy at the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME) by visiting michiganbusines.org/ofme.
