Sunday, July 27, 2008
Michigan city connects to global marketplace
The City of Madison Heights, Michigan, has been connected to the global economy thanks to a program from Max Impact’s MBC Global division.
MBC Global had been contacted by Linda Williams of the Downtown Development Association (DDA) and the city’s Department of Economic Development to address their merchants about the city’s rapidly changing demographics. The task was to ignite the imagination of the business community to opportunities available to do business with new local cultures and to open the door to selling their products and services in a global environment.
To read the full case study, click here.
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The City of Madison Heights, Michigan, has been connected to the global economy thanks to a program from Max Impact’s MBC Global division.MBC Global had been contacted by Linda Williams of the Downtown Development Association (DDA) and the city’s Department of Economic Development to address their merchants about the city’s rapidly changing demographics. The task was to ignite the imagination of the business community to opportunities available to do business with new local cultures and to open the door to selling their products and services in a global environment.
To read the full case study, click here.
Today's sponsor:
Labels: Globalization, Strategy, Success_Story
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