Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently announced the appointment of Michael Taylor of Sterling Heights to serve on the MEDC Executive Committee.
Taylor has served as the mayor of Sterling Heights for over a decade and is also a partner at Kirk, Huth, Lange & Badalamenti, PLC, where he specializes in estate planning and probate law.
A lifelong resident of Macomb County, Taylor served on the Sterling Heights City Council and as mayor pro tem prior to being elected Mayor.
Taylor holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Kalamazoo College and a Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School. Michael Taylor is appointed to represent public entities for a term commencing March 20, 2025, and expiring April 5, 2027.
Taylor succeeds Rosalynn Bliss, who has resigned.
The MEDC Executive Committee provides policy direction and guidance to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation regarding economic development program and initiatives.
The Committee approves the MEDC corporate budget and appoints the chief executive officer, who administers all programs, funds, personnel, and all other transactions of the MEDC. The MEDC Executive Committee supports the MEDC through by assisting with governance, enabling results-based action, and advocating for both the organization and economic development in Michigan.
Taylor has served as the mayor of Sterling Heights for over a decade and is also a partner at Kirk, Huth, Lange & Badalamenti, PLC, where he specializes in estate planning and probate law.
A lifelong resident of Macomb County, Taylor served on the Sterling Heights City Council and as mayor pro tem prior to being elected Mayor.
Taylor holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Kalamazoo College and a Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School. Michael Taylor is appointed to represent public entities for a term commencing March 20, 2025, and expiring April 5, 2027.
Taylor succeeds Rosalynn Bliss, who has resigned.
The MEDC Executive Committee provides policy direction and guidance to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation regarding economic development program and initiatives.
The Committee approves the MEDC corporate budget and appoints the chief executive officer, who administers all programs, funds, personnel, and all other transactions of the MEDC. The MEDC Executive Committee supports the MEDC through by assisting with governance, enabling results-based action, and advocating for both the organization and economic development in Michigan.
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