New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan Announces New Web Site - www.neweconomyinitiative.org

Site includes a media center featuring the latest videos and podcasts and blog where NEI staff, members of the Governing Council, and Economic Advisors will share information about the work NEI is doing and its impact in the region.
By: Mike Ingberg
 
Jan. 4, 2010 - PRLog -- Today, the New Economy Initiative (NEI) announced its new Web site, www.neweconomyinitiative.org.

Visit the new site to learn about NEI, see what NEI grantees are working on, and engage in conversation on the NEI Blog.

The new site includes a media center featuring the latest videos and podcasts from NEI. The site also features the newly developed NEI Blog. The NEI Blog is a conversational space for NEI staff, members of the Governing Council, and Economic Advisors to share information about the work NEI is doing and its impact in the region.

The NEI blog also will be utilized to inform readers about new research, best practices and provide commentary from local and national experts on the challenges and opportunities facing southeast Michigan.

Additonally, NEI is now on Twitter and Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @neiblog and join our Fan Page on Facebook.

Note: NEI’s e-mail address has changed. Please contact NEI staff at neweconomyinitiative@cfsem.org.

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The New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan (NEI) is the one of the largest philanthropic initiatives focused on regional economic development in the country, accelerating the transition of southeast Michigan to an innovation-based economy that expands opportunities for all. Ten national, regional and local foundations have committed $100 million to this unprecedented eight-year initiative, including the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan (Detroit), the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation (Southfield, Michigan), the Ford Foundation (New York), the Hudson-Webber Foundation (Detroit), the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (Battle Creek, Michigan), the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation (Miami), The Kresge Foundation (Troy, Michigan), the McGregor Fund (Detroit), the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (Flint, Michigan), and the Skillman Foundation (Detroit). The participating foundations are leading the implementation and governance of the Initiative.
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