The need for talent retention and attraction is well known, especially in Michigan where vibrancy and economic development is only limited by is desperate need for population growth.  <br /><br />In this episode, I am joined by Chris Sell, Executive Director of Lansing 5:01, to talk about an interactive effort to retain the talent through a special seasonal event.

The need for talent retention and attraction is well known, especially in Michigan where vibrancy and economic development is only limited by is desperate need for population growth. In this episode, I am joined by Chris Sell, Executive Director of Lansing 5:01, to talk about an interactive effort to retain the talent through a special seasonal event.

The need for talent retention and attraction is well known, especially in Michigan where vibrancy and economic development is only limited by is desperate need for population growth.  <br><br>In this episode, I am joined by Chris Sell, Executive Director of Lansing 5:01, to talk about an interactive effort to retain the talent through a special seasonal event.

Ep. 76: Lansing 5:01 Capital Comeback

Michigan Reimagined tells the stories of people and organizations who are driving Michigan’s economic sustainability. Chris believes that Michigan residents often lead with an apology for the shortcomings of this fabulous state, and he thinks that is unnecessary. Every city has its perks and problems. Instead of complaining about what we don’t have, healthier behavior is finding those doing great work and giving them a platform to share their results. Whether it’s new restaurants, housing stock, talent retention, transportation innovation, tourism, development incentives, placemaking or arts – this state is full of passionate people in action. Hear their stories in 15 minute, deep-dive interviews on Michigan Reimagined.

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Ep. 76: Lansing 5:01 Capital Comeback

Ep. 76: Lansing 5:01 Capital Comeback