In a 120,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Detroit where the first Corvette was built, a new type of innovation is being hatched.
TechTown, an entrepreneurial incubator run by Wayne State University, launched in 2007 and, according to its founders, has since created more than 650 companies—hoping to turnaround one of the hardest–hit cities in America post-recession. In 2011 alone its companies generated $52 million in revenue.
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