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Detroit Regional Prosperity Campaign Committed Investors AAA Michigan GalaxE.Solutions Acro Service Corporation Genesse Regional Chamber of Advomas Commerce All Med Medical Supply, LLC General Motors Company American Axle & Manufacturing George W. Auch Company Ann Arbor SPARK Ghafari Associates, LLC Archer Corporate Services Google Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP Henry Ford Health System Barton Malow Company Huntington National Bank Black & Veatch Hylant Group Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Ignite Social Media Blue Heron Talent, LLC ITC Holdings Corp. Bodman PLC JPMorgan Chase & Co. BorgWarner Inc. Jawood Holding, Inc. Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations Judeh & Associates, Inc. Butzel Long PC Kasco Construction Services Charter One Bank Kelly Services, Inc. Clark Hill PLC Kroger Clayton & McKervey, P.C. Lacks Trim Systems Colliers International LaFontaine Automotive Group Comcast Cable Lambert, Edwards & Associates Comerica Bank Lawrence Technological University Consumers Energy Level One Bancorp, Inc. D&B Landscaping, Inc. Lewis & Munday Detroit Economic Growth Corporation Macomb County Deloitte LLP Magna International Delta Air Lines Marshall E. Campbell Co. Detroit Medical Center McNeely & Lincoln Associates, Inc. Dickinson Wright PLLC Michigan Economic Development DTE Energy Corporation Dykema Gossett PLLC Meritor, Inc. E.C.S. Partnership McDonald's, BBD Mervenne & Company Economic Development Alliance of St. Metaldyne, LLC Clair County Michigan First Credit Union Epitec, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Fifth Third Bank-Eastern Michigan Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, PLC Detroit Regional Prosperity Campaign Committed Investors Nissan Technical Center North America NTH Consultants, Ltd. Perficient, Inc. Plante & Moran PLLC Plunkett Cooney PNC Bank PwC R. L. Coolsaet Construction Co. R.L. Polk & Co. Rock Ventures, LLC Rudolph/Libbe, Inc. SEEL LLC Shiawassee Economic Development Partnership Signature Associates, Inc. St. John Providence Health System Team Facilities, Inc. The Bartech Group The WW Group, Inc. Toyota Technical Center Universal Truckload Services, Inc. URS Corporation Utility Supply Company Walsh College Warner Norcross & Judd LLP Wayne County Economic Development Growth Engine William Beaumont Hospital Wolverine Solutions Group Women's Economic Empowerment Group Yazaki North America, Inc. .

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