SEMCA, a GEM coalition member, has issued a RFP for its upcoming mobility talent study. The study will identify key occupations and education and training needs for future mobility technology jobs. Proposals must be submitted by April 4th.
Go to ResourceThe Future Mobility Technology Study identifies seven emerging technologies in the mobility industry that will shape the future.
Go to ResourceLearn about seven future mobility technologies positioned to have the biggest impact on the Detroit Region between now and 2030.
Download ResourceThe Detroit Region has a robust automotive industry presence. However, specialization in automotive does not ensure success in future mobility applications. The EV production process and techniques differ vastly from ICE, requiring varying suppliers, fewer production workers, and different R&D specializations.
Download ResourceLed by the Detroit Regional Partnership, the Global Epicenter of Mobility – or GEM – is designed to help build a prosperous 21st century mobility sector. With $52.2-million in grant funds from the U.S. Economic Development Administration, GEM will help the Detroit Region develop cutting-edge technology, create new quality jobs and careers, and ready new sites for business.
Download ResourceThe Mobility Accelerator Innovation Network (MAIN) will create partner alignment and capacity to support more fundable, accessible, and successful mobility companies. TechTown Detroit serves as the lead for MAIN in collaboration with seven partner organizations.
Download ResourceMobility innovators like you require testing and services such as controlled test environments to conduct evaluations prior to deploying your technologies in real-world conditions. We can provide support and help you gain access to Michigan’s robust testing infrastructure so you can achieve your multimodal transportation goals and bring your product to market.
Download ResourceThe Supply Chain Transformation Center is a full-service resource center to assist manufacturers in the greater Detroit Region in their transformation. The STC connects them with the technical assistance necessary to help them stabilize, grow, and/or responsibly succeed in ownership transition.
Download ResourceThe Verified Industrial Properties program – “VIP by DRP” – works to identify and assess industrial sites best positioned to recruit and support projects in our region which creates new jobs, investments, and the tax base for our communities. The verification process is a collaborative effort between the Detroit Regional Partnership, developers, brokers, site owners, and our engineering consultants.
Download ResourceSEMCA Michigan Works! leads a coalition of 11 organizations in the Talent Transformation initiative. We support the development of talent, with a goal to increase mobility-related industry wage growth and job retention with an emphasis on emerging business regions. We offer customized solutions for businesses as well as upskilling for workers in the Detroit Region.
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