LANSING, MI — Internships are a “big priority” for the Michigan Economic Development Corp. as it looks to jumpstart the economy, retain talent and prepare students for careers in Michigan. “The whole concept of internships is a tremendous opportunity for the state of Michigan to develop and retain their key talent in Michigan,” said Amy Cell, MEDC’s senior vice president for talent enhancement. “It’s a big priority in a variety of ways.” Cell used to work for Ann Arbor SPARK, the economic development group co-founded in 2005 by Gov. Rick Snyder and University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman.
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