Detroit Economic Club - Meetings, Programs and how to participate

Detroit Economic Club is a speaker forum and serves as a platform for industry captains, leaders and government functionaries. It also is a link between and a place where people network from various walks from labor, business, education and government representing major industries in the region.

About the Detroit Economic Club

http://www.econclub.org/About/

Founded in 1934 it served as a place and an organization where discussions on important social, economic, government and business issues take place. It has a highly diversified member list spanning both genders, all races, religions bringing together the best minds and the finest points of view.

2010 - 2011 Meetings at the Detroit Economic Club

http://www.econclub.org/Meetings/SeasonSummary.aspx?ID=960ec8a7-b184-48f3-ae06-3d3517b172be

This year there is an illustrious assembly of speakers from the printing industry to chemical to dotcom. In the month of August we have Ursula Burns, CEO, Xerox Corporation taking stage followed by Clarence Cazalot Jr, CEO, Marathon Oil Corporation so on and so forth.

Educational Outreach Program at the Detroit Economic Club

http://www.econclub.org/Educational/

Detroit Economic Club ensures that college and high school students get an opportunity to mesh and engage with prevalent business and political issues. The Educational outreach program also enables students to attend DEC meetings, ask queries and questions to business, economic and political leaders.

Participating in the Detroit Economic Club

http://www.econclub.org/Membership/MemberLevels/

One must become a member of DEC to participate in its meetings, events, discussions and programs. Detroit Economic Club has varied levels of memberships that serve different purposes and have comparatively better advantages than basic ones. There are 5 different levels of memberships such as - Sustaining, regular, associate, non-resident, junior executive memberships. For DEC members meeting rates are $45 while for non members it is $75.

Sustaining membership rate is pegged at $350 while a Junior Executive level is at $75 annually but reserved for individuals below the age of 36.

Memberships at the Detroit Economic Club

http://www.econclub.org/Membership/