Michigan’s Only Automotive Cluster Association

MICHauto and the Center for Automotive Diversity, Inclusion & Advancement (CADIA) are partnering to drive change throughout the automotive industry. A roundtable of 12 automotive CEOs met with Cheryl Thompson and Margaret Baxter of CADIA and Glenn Stevens Jr. and Carolyn Sauer of MICHauto to explore this dialogue.

MICHauto, in partnership with the Detroit Regional Chamber, recently launched the Keep Businesses Open #MaskUpMichigan campaign. As the representatives and advocates for automotive and mobility businesses across the region, there is nothing more important MICHauto can do for business than to keep their doors open. Take the #MaskUpMichigan pledge.

MICHauto Executive Director Glenn Stevens Jr. participated in a conversation hosted by The Right Place with the West Michigan business community about new economic realities amid COVID-19 and the road ahead for the automotive industry.

The Detroit Regional Chamber announced it will not convene groups of 50 people or more for the rest of 2020. This decision was made in accordance with the current recommendations published by the Centers for Disease Control and by consulting with many of its member businesses to understand their anticipated policies for meetings and events for the rest of the year.