MMA Testimony — House Economic Development and Small Business Committee, HB 5413
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Written testimony of the MMA to the House Economic Development and Small Business Committee on HB 5413, HB 5414 and HB 5415, offering support for the HIRE legislation. The author identifies as Mike Johnston, Executive Vice President of Government Affairs and Workforce Development for the MMA. The testimony states that the MMA has been a long-standing advocate for economic development efforts, and that not offering incentives allows other states to out compete Michigan for jobs and investment. It describes the HIRE package as another tool in the economic development toolbox.
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MMA Testimony
House Economic Development and Small Business Committee
HB 5413 (Rep. Jason Hoskins), Mr. Chair, HB 5414 (Rep. Jasper Martus), HB 5415 (Rep. Graham Filler)
Mr. Chair,
Thank you for the opportunity to offer our support for the HIRE legislation on the agenda today. I am Mike
Johnston, Executive Vice President of Government Affairs and Workforce Development for the MMA.
MMA has been a long-standing advocate for economic development efforts. The reason for offering
economic development incentives is clear. As we have seen in this state, not doing so, allows other
states to out compete Michigan for jobs and investment.
Mr. Chair, we appreciate your leadership, as well as Rep. Martus, and Rep. Filler, in seeking a bipartisan
path forward on the HIRE package. This will be another tool in the economic development toolbox, so
that we can remain in the game to compete with other states for new jobs and capital investment in
Michigan.
Thank you for moving this issue forward.
For more information, contact Cindy Grostick, Government Affairs Coordinator. Grostic@mimfg.org, 517-487-8552
620 South Capitol Avenue • Lansing, MI 48933 • Phone: 517-372-5900 • www.mimfg.org
Manufacturing Focused. Member Driven.
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