Michigan has made progress in becoming a more competitive state economically, but it needs to ramp up efforts in education and training of a skilled workforce and ensure there are adequate incentives to draw new investment and jobs, Business Leaders for Michigan CEO Jeff Donofrio told reporters Thursday. Donofrio outlined those needs, along with spurring more robust population growth in remarks to reporters while outlining the group's latest report on where Michigan stands nationally in overall business climate. In its 2024 Benchmarking Report, which compares Michigan to the rest of the country based on several economic metrics, the state placed
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