The Michigan Works office offers workshops for both job seekers and businesses to help the community understand their options beyond traditional employment, creating a one-stop shop for job. Learn more about what they do, and our thanks to our many sponsors and partners below. The Lawrence Technological University Enterprise Center is also home to the LTU Collaboratory, a hands-on resource center that fosters business growth. The Support from Sponsors make our work possible. Read more About GAMIC, GAMIC’s History, and a list of Current & Past Entrants.Īpplications 2018 are due on October 15. Christoffer LundmanTrust No One Saiko Station x LTU Collab T Shirt.tends to choose beautiful historical Swedish properties as the Besides,I will do this.

Over $300,000 in acclerated commercializarion support and cash during the 2016 GAMIC yearīuilding new bridges across engineering, R&D, business development and executive management, GAMIC works to better balance internal and external innovation to improve the pace of meeting major consumer needs and to help create new business model opportunities in the personal transportation space.Exposure to over 15,000 transportation and mobility executives, engineers, investors, innovators and entrepreneurship supporters across multiple events.Seasoned industry and start-up veterans as mentors during the Challenge cycle time and knowledge of experts ranging from Michigan support services, sponsoring subject matter experts and support services from the LTU Collaboratory.The Centrepolis Accelerator is on a mission to fuel the growth of Southeast Michigan’s small manufacturers and hardware entrepreneurs.

“Founded as a collaboration between SAE and the MI Innovation Alliance, GAMIC has been highly beneficial to our entrant companies in both funding and accelerated commercialization.” LTU Collaboratory 4 followers on LinkedIn. “The Global Automotive & Mobility Innovation Challenge or GAMIC is designed to identify innovative companies, cultivate new technologies and solutions, and hasten their adoption into the automotive industry” said David Stout, SAE International board of directors and GAMIC co-chair. Global Spotlight on Automotive & Mobility Technologies Australia and Asia: Collaboration, Competition and Conflict.

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