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Competitive 21st Century Communities
Better Communities. Better Michigan.
Dan Gilmartin, CEO & Executive Director Michigan Municipal League
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Better Communities. Better Michigan.
one clear voice for Michigan communities
highly livable, desirable, and unique places
help educate and inspire
passionately and aggressively pushing change
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“The lesson Michigan needs to learn is clear: The places that are doing best today and almost certainly will do the best in the future are those states and regions that are concentrated in knowledge-based services, not factories.” – Lou Glazer, Michigan Future Inc.
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“We know that educational attainment is the biggest predictor of success for cities and metro areas today. The research is unassailable.” – CEOs for Cities Talent Dividend 2011
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“Nearly 90% of the 45+ population indicated they would like to stay in their community for as long as possible and that it is important for them to remain near their family and friends, and be able to access the services they need.” – AARP 2011
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Michigan State University Extension
The Arts Alliance
Detroit Renaissance
Detroit Regional Chamber
Crain’s Detroit Business
Community Foundation of SE MI
Citizens Research Council
The Center for Michigan
Brookings Institute
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Michigan Association of Planning (MAP)
Lansing Economic Development Corporation
Land Policy Institute
Land Information Access Association (LIAA)
Hudson Webber Foundation
Public Sector Consultants
Project for Public Places
NAACP
Zimmerman/Volk Associates, Inc.
West Michigan Strategic Alliance
University of Chicago Organizations and Strategy, Graduate School of Business
SEMCOG
Urban Land Institute
The Right Place
Great Lakes Urban Exchange (GLUE)
Ferrell Madden Associates
Detroit Free Press
Creative Tampa Bay
Congress of New Urbanism
Cities of Promise
CEOs for Cities
Martin Waymire Advocacy Communications
Issue Media Group
Histories, Arts, & Libraries (HAL)
President’s Council
New Economy Initiative
Michigan State Housing Development Authority
Michigan CNU
Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM)
Michigan Suburbs Alliance
Sense of Place Council
Michigan Future Inc.
Grand Valley Metro Council
Art Serve Michigan
Brookings Institute
The Center for Michigan
Crain’s Detroit Business
ICMA
Kresge Foundation
LEAP
Public Policy Associates
Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM)
UN Habitat FOR A BETTER URBAN FUTURE
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Physical Design & Walkability
Transit
Messaging & Technology
Welcoming
Green Initiatives
Cultural Economic Development
Entrepreneurship
Education
Creating 21st Century Communities
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“Placemaking is the single most important strategy that governments can adopt to build community and citizen capacity over time.” - Peter Smith, CEO, City of Adelaide
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PlacePlans: Successful placemaking is a dynamic, strategic approach to community development and economic revitalization based on an individual community’s strengths within core “quality of life” areas.
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“A community with an entrepreneurial culture is one that can effectively benefit from the “social capital” associated with entrepreneurship.” – Rob Fowler, CEO, SBAM
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DETROIT SOUP: A monthly public dinner event and presentation series where attendees vote and fund small to medium-sized arts and community projects.
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MARK’S CARTS: Bringing people of all ages together by offering delicious local food and communal seating, which has generated energy and activity on the nearby streets and neighborhood.
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“Expecting early 19th century or even mid-20th century governance structures to handle the challenges of the early 21st century is not realistic.” – Chris Leinberger, President, LOCUS
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“Walkable urban places and projects will drive tomorrow’s real estate industry and the economy, and what actions are needed to take advantage of these market trends.” – “The Walk UP Wake-Up Call”
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Michigan’s 15 Metro Areas
82% Population
84% Jobs
86% Economic Output
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PARTNERSHIP FOR PLACE proposes a commitment of action in partnership between the State and its municipalities that will facilitate Michigan’s economic growth and allow for the development of places to provide key services and amenities that contribute to a high quality of life.
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FUNDING FOR THE FUTURE: Making sure that funds and tools are available to operate efficiently and work regionally in order to succeed globally.
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MICHIGAN IN MOTION: Shifting from near exclusive vehicular-based investment to alternative modes of transportation that will accommodate all users.
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PLACE FOR TALENT: Partnering with the State to attract and retain talented workers in our communities through placemaking policies.
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STRENGTH IN STRUCTURE: Seeking out solutions to invest in infrastructure and development where it will produce the best results and target resources with maximum outcomes.
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Thriving communities are a key to Michigan’s long-term success and sustainability. If we are going to compete globally in the 21st century, then it is critical to create communities that can attract and retain talent and enterprise.
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Dan Gilmartin CEO & Executive Director Michigan Municipal League E-mail: [email protected] Twitter: @dpgilmartin Blog: www.economicsofplace.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/MMLeague