The Michigan Israel Business Accelerator (MIBA) in downtown Detroit, a nonprofit international trade organization committed to accelerating the state’s economic growth through Israeli corporate connections, today announced the most recent innovative companies based in Israel to choose Michigan for international growth.
The Michigan Israel Business Accelerator (MIBA), the nonprofit international trade organization committed to accelerating Michigan’s economic growth through Israeli corporate connections, says it is continuing its momentum that started during the COVID-19 pandemic and now persists despite the conflict in Israel.
Michigan Israel Business Accelerator (MIBA), an economic development organization, recently unveiled “The Elevator” as the first landing zone exclusively for Israeli startups in the U.S. This Israeli coworking community, located in Detroit’s Bricktown neighborhood in the Globe Building, is focused on forging connections between Israeli startups and companies and Michigan enterprises.
The metro Detroit nonprofit group aiming to strengthen business ties between Israel and Michigan has a new mechanism to further that mission.
The Michigan Israel Business Accelerator this week announced what it calls the first “landing zone” in the U.S. aimed at connecting Israeli startups and companies in the U.S. to various resources.
Called “The Elevator” and located in downtown Detroit, the new initiative has pulled in three companies to start.
From Feb. 25 to March 3, 18 Michigan health tech representatives traveled to Israel to discuss innovative technologies in the health tech space and how to improve patient outcomes. It was the most recent delegation to Israel facilitated by Michigan Israel Business Accelerator, or MIBA, a nonprofit economic development organization funded by the State of Michigan. It is committed to accelerating the Michigan business sector through Israeli connections.