Staebler, an Ann Arbor resident, left his position as a vice president of the Michigan Economic Development Corp. to become vice president for economic development at Wayne State, which is located in Detroit. He'll start his new position June 6, WSU announced today.
He will lead Wayne State's involvement in the Detroit startup incubator TechTown, coordinate the university's efforts to create startup companies and license technology to private companies and lead the university's efforts to spur economic development in Detroit.
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Author:Nathan Bomey
