DETROIT, Dec. 9, 2024 ~ As the automotive industry navigates the complexities of electric vehicle (EV) transitions and market fluctuations, the MICHauto Summit 2024 promises to be a pivotal event. Scheduled for Tuesday, December 9 at The Detroit Regional Chamber, this summit will gather industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the current state and future of Michigan’s automotive sector.
In a recent interview on 760 WJR‘s “‘JR Morning,” Glenn Stevens, executive director of MICHauto and VP of automotive and mobility initiatives for the Detroit Regional Chamber, highlighted the significance of this year’s summit. “We’re going to release the data on the economic contribution of the industry to the economy in Michigan, and it is growing. There are challenges, but we are growing,” Stevens noted, emphasizing the dual nature of the industry’s progress and hurdles.
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Dec. 9, 2024 ~ MICHauto Executive Director Glenn Stevens speaks with Guy Gordon about the MICHauto Summit. Get a preview of the discussions as key industry leaders prepare to address advancements in EV technologies, sustainability and the environmental impact, talent attraction and retention, global competition, and more. Learn more at MichAuto.org/MichAuto-Summit/.
(CONTINUED) The summit will feature a robust lineup of speakers, including Emily Kolinsky-Morris, chief economist at Ford, and John McElroy from Autoline. These experts will join moderator Guy Gordon to explore critical issues such as the impact of EV technology, sustainability practices, and the competitive pressures from global markets, particularly China.
With a focus on innovation, talent retention, and economic health, the MICHauto Summit 2024 aims to foster collaboration and strategic planning among Michigan’s automotive leaders. As Stevens aptly put it, “We’re all in this together to protect, retain, and grow this industry.”
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