Michimich.com - Gov. Whitmer Appoints Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor to MEDC Executive Committee

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~ Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) Executive Committee, solidifying the city's position as a leader in economic development and business growth within the state. The Executive Committee is responsible for providing policy direction and guidance to the MEDC on economic development programs and initiatives, with the goal of making it one of the top ten state economic development organizations in the nation.

Mayor Taylor, who has been mayor of Sterling Heights since 2014 and a lifelong resident of Macomb County, brings over ten years of municipal leadership experience to his new role. Under his leadership, Sterling Heights has experienced significant growth and has become a major hub for advanced manufacturing, technology, and innovation. His appointment is a testament to the city's increasing influence in shaping Michigan's economic future.

Sterling Heights City Manager Mark Vanderpool expressed his confidence in Mayor Taylor's abilities, stating that his appointment reflects the city's active involvement in economic development. He believes that Mayor Taylor's leadership on the Executive Committee will contribute to continued growth and prosperity for not only Sterling Heights but also the entire region.

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In response to his appointment, Mayor Taylor expressed his honor at being chosen by Governor Whitmer to serve on the MEDC Executive Committee. He sees this as an opportunity to bring Sterling Heights' perspective to a state level and work towards building vibrant communities, attracting new industries, and ensuring Michigan remains competitive for businesses looking to invest and grow.

The MEDC Executive Committee oversees Michigan's primary economic development agency and provides strategic direction on programs aimed at job creation, entrepreneurship, business retention, and community development throughout the state. It is made up of leaders from both public and private sectors representing diverse industries and regions across Michigan.

Mayor Taylor's appointment is effective immediately and will expire on April 5th, 2027. With his extensive experience in municipal leadership and dedication to promoting economic growth in Sterling Heights and beyond, he is sure to make a valuable contribution to the MEDC Executive Committee's efforts.

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