Michigan’s Mobility Leadership Takes Center Stage at the Detroit Auto Show
The Detroit Auto Show was back at Huntington Place for another year of exciting mobility displays and thoughtful industry conversations. MEDC and OFME were onsite to support several key events, including the AutoMobili-D start-up pitch competition, match-making events, and the following industry panels:
The Opportunity Outdoors: A Leadership Moment for Michigan’s Outdoor Rec IndustryIn this panel session, Lt. Gov Garlin Gilchrist and leaders from Shophouse Park, Plymouth Growth Partners, Merrell, and the Michigan Outdoor Recreation Industry Office shared insights on what it takes to foster entrepreneurship and accessibility in the outdoor recreation industry. With a conversation focused on Michigan’s assets, its innovation ecosystem, and the unique city-rural blend the state offers, attendees gained a better understanding of what’s needed to create opportunities for sustainable outdoor ventures.The Michigan Electrification Landscape: Technology Innovation and the Future of MobilityDuring this panel session, Michigan Chief Mobility Officer Justine Johnson led a discussion with leaders from Electreon, Our Next Energy, Dunamis Charge & Dunamis Clean Energy, and DTE Energy that explored the trends and technologies laying the foundation for a cleaner and more connected EV future.
Michigan’s University Research Corridor: Developing Mobility Talent and Innovations of TomorrowIn a panel conversation moderated by Michigan Radio’s Zoe Clark, professors and administrators from Michigan’s prominent universities – including Wayne State University, Michigan State University, and the University of Michigan – shed light on how their research programs are driving innovations while preparing the state’s talent to handle the future of mobility.
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