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Medical Main Street

Medical Main Street | Photo courtesy of Beaumont Hospitals
Medical Main Street | Photo courtesy of Beaumont Hospitals
Oakland County, Michigan's Medical Main Street is a unique alliance of world-class hospitals, universities, medical device and bio-pharma companies creating a global center of innovation in healthcare, research & development, education and commercialization in the life sciences industry.

Medical Main Street Features

IPS Technology Services has 20/20 Vision

What does it mean to have 20/20 vision? For Pradip Sengupta of IPS Technology Services, it means $20 million by the year 2020! The company that started as a strictly part-time consulting gig while Sengupta had a "cushy" corporate job has now blossomed into a healthy firm offering a number of different IT-related advisory, staffing and training services and exhibits exponential growth from year to year, having just signed their biggest client to date. 

Incubating Metro Detroit's Health Care Economy

Business incubators and accelerators are all the rage. Communities see them as a vital new tool in economic development. Southfield, in its attempt to capitalize on the region's growing reputation for medical excellence, is hoping to launch its first health care incubator.

The First (Micro) Step Forward

Launching a new business can sometimes require a helping hand. Oakland County's Microloan Program steps in where banks can't -- giving small businesses the working capital they need to get their doors open. Find out how the Microloan Program helped two Oakland County entrepreneurs realize their dreams.

2011 Economic Luncheon promises long-term growth ahead for Oakland County

Oakland County is predicted to add almost 29,000 jobs in the next three years, giving it the best years of job growth since 2000, according to University of Michigan economists. Dr. George Fulton and Donald Grimes of the UM Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy, told more than 600 people at the county's Economic Outlook Luncheon the county's economy is on an upward swing and sustained growth trajectory.

State of the County 2011: Patterson announces 8 new initiatives

Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson announced eight new initiatives Tuesday night at his 2011 State of the County address. He also highlighted the successes of well-established programs such as Automation Alley, Emerging Sectors, and Medical Main Street before an audience at the Marriott at Centerpoint in Pontiac. "We still have the ability to launch new programs that are basically cost neutral to you, or better yet, they actually have the potential of generating badly needed revenue without raising taxes," said Patterson.
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Medical Main Street Videos

Featured Video: Business Roundtable Annual Meeting 2008

Last week Oakland County business leaders gathered for the annual Businnes Roundtable. They advise the county executive on what's important to the business community. Our video camera was there.
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