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Ed Morrison · Detroit: Immigrant start-ups seen as key to reinventing Michigan
January 26th, 2011
When it comes to reinventing Michigan, Gov. Rick Snyder has a clear message: The state needs more people like Thanh Tran and Vinay Gupta.
The two entrepreneurs — one just starting out and the other with lots of experience — are smart, talented immigrants trying to create more jobs in Michigan just as Snyder called for in his State of the State address Wednesday.
Tran fled war-torn Vietnam as a young child for a new home in Grand Ledge and is launching MentalNoteOnline.com, an electronic medical records company located at Detroit’s TechTown.
Immigrant start-ups seen as key to reinventing Michigan
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