Detroit Launches $500,000+ Talent Retention Program for Local Entrepreneurs and Creatives
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Summary
The Make Detroit Home program offers $500,000+ in benefits to 313 Detroit residents and newcomers to retain local talent and attract new residents. The initiative targets Detroit creatives, entrepreneurs, and small business owners, providing support to help them build businesses and futures in the city. The program aims to address talent retention while welcoming back former residents.
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Make Detroit Home will award $500,000+ in program benefits to 313 Detroiters – current and future – to help current residents stay and build their businesses and futures in Detroit
while also attracting new and returning Detroiters back home
Make Detroit HomeBuild your future in Detroit
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