Michigan has a culture of innovation that put the world on wheels and a lifestyle that's like none other. With low cost of living and a diverse talent pool, growing or starting a business has never been better.
A key activity of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), and of state government in general, is to help businesses open and grow.
Michigan offers one of the best pro-business environments in the country and provides businesses with the support they need for expansion and growth through resources, incentives, and loans.
Pure Michigan Talent Connect is a tool connecting Michigan’s job seekers with employers, and links all public and private stakeholders who support Michigan’s workforce.
Find helpful information on starting a business, technology assistance, and obtaining permits and licenses, as well as other resources for business success in Michigan.
Use the state's Real Estate Database to find and compare available business sites and properties across Michigan as well as discover more about the state's communities and the exciting opportunities that await.
The state of Michigan works to increase the availability of capital for Michigan companies at every stage of development. Use the Michigan Economic Development Corporation's (MEDC) Capital Locator Tool to find more information based on your business state and industry.
The state of Michigan offers business assistance identifying and pursing global market opportunities. Utilize the international trade program to start or expand export activities and grow your business.
To run your business legally, there are certain state licenses and permits you may need. These resources will help you learn more about popular licenses and tools used in understanding the requirements for your business.
The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) strives to work collaboratively with employers and employees to better prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities, and to protect earned wages and fringe benefits.
Are you looking to file a complaint against a Michigan Business or their employees? Visit the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) to search a list of complaint forms.
Learn more about doing business with the state, check out our extended purchasing program for local governments, and register to bid on current opportunities.
