Video Millenials Matter
Communities work hard to accomodate the needs and interests of seniors and children, but what about young professionals? If Metro Detroit is serious about combating the loss of young talent to other states it needs to rethink its approach to this vital demographic. The Millenial Mayors Congress hopes to help bridge that gap, paving the way for tomorrow’s leaders.
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Communities work hard to accomodate the needs and interests of seniors and children, but what about young professionals? If Metro Detroit is serious about combating the loss of young talent to other states it needs to rethink its approach to this vital demographic.
The Millenial Mayors Congress hopes to help bridge that gap, by pairing mayors of local cities with under-35 professionals and innovators. The hope is that greater attention will be given to a population that is often overlooked in the political process. The year-long program also helps pave the way for tomorrow’s leaders.
Click on the YouTube video below to learn more.
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