As we continue further into the 21st century, the future of work will continue to change. The new industrial revolution, shifting workforce trends and the demands of a changing workplace have all created challenges for employees and employers. From the workforce to workers, the workplace, and the work itself, One Detroit’s Future of Work series examines the ever-changing work world.
2023 Mackinac Policy Conference emphasizes collaborative solutions with ‘The Power of And’
Policymakers, academics, and business and civic leaders are set to convene at the 2023 Mackinac Policy Conference to discuss the challenges and opportunities the state has before it. Preview this year’s theme and what attendees can expect.
Gen Z in the Workforce | Future of Work Town Hall
As the baton of the workforce is passed from one generation to the next, Gen Z emerges as a powerful force, bringing their unique perspectives and aspirations to the table. We talk with three members of Gen Z about higher education, their hopes for the future, what they want from employers, and whether they will stay in Michigan after graduation.
Michigan medical device company Wareologie makes major advancements in mobile, at-home caregiving
Wareologie, a Michigan-based medical device company, is making waves in the healthcare industry with its groundbreaking advancements in mobile and at-home caregiving. We talked with Wareologie Founder Gina Adams to talk about the inspiration behind her products and the process of getting them to market.
Black Leaders Detroit gears up to support Black entrepreneurs during weeklong Ride for Equity
A nonprofit that supports Black-led businesses is gearing up for its annual weeklong bike ride to Mackinac Island. Black Leaders Detroit’s annual “Ride for Equity” will raise money for Black entrepreneurs in Detroit and spread awareness about the importance of equitable funding practices.
Michigan’s returning citizens leverage prison work experiences to create new careers on the outside
Despite the challenges many returning citizens face, some here in Michigan have found success in the outside world by leveraging the skills they learned in prison and finding ways to overcome the obstacles in their way— but not all of them.
Technology Impacts on Industry and How to Prepare Future Workers Now | Future of Work Town Hall
Join One Detroit, in partnership with Detroit Economic Club, for a future of work town hall on the impact of changing, autonomous technology and how businesses and educators can prepare future workers for what’s to come ahead.
Thoughtful Urban Design for Downtown Growth | Future of Work Town Hall
One Detroit and the Detroit Economic Club partner to host a lively future of work town hall discussion with ROSSETTI CEO Matt Rossetti and Urban Planning Partner Amy Chesterton about how thoughtful urban design practices within the city can help redefine working downtown.
Growing Michigan’s millennial workforce with Let’s Detroit ambassador Marjace Miles
Millennials make up the largest share of the U.S. workforce and the future of work in Michigan will depend upon keeping young professionals here. Let’s Detroit ambassador Marjace Miles talks about his efforts to attract more millennials to Michigan.
Wayne State University, Henry Ford College create transfer pathway to earn four-year degree
Henry Ford College and Wayne State University have teamed up to help clear some of the existing hurdles higher education students face when seeking a four-year degree.
How CTE Classes are preparing students for the future
Students at the Frederick V. Pankow Center in Clinton Township, Michigan are getting real job opportunities and advantages in their field through Career & Technical Education (CTE) classes.
Gen Xers are taking the lead. How will they shape the future of work?
As Gen Xers take the helm where baby boomers have retired, how will their leadership styles and strengths continue to shape the future of work? Future of Work host Will Glover discusses with Michigan Works! Association CEO Ryan Hundt.
Building Black Development | American Black Journal and Bridge Detroit Virtual Town Hall
American Black Journal and BridgeDetroit team up to examine the barriers Black developers face breaking into the real estate industry and the solutions that are helping support Black development in Detroit.
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