Maureen Donohue Krauss

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  Maureen KraussDirector, Economic Development & Community Affairs1200 North Telegraph RoadPontiac, MI, 48341Tel: 248-858-0733

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  The participants of this first group are Billy Huss, Site Manager for Healthcare Industries of Dow Corning Corporation, James Safran, President and C.E.O. of Beaumont Services Company, Mark Rathbone, C.E.O. of PTI Engineered Plastics, Inc., Maureen Krauss, Deputy Director for Economic Development for Oakland County, Michael Smolin, Owner of Jade Scientific, Inc., and Robert Casalou, President of St. John Providence Park Hospital.

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  Maureen Donohue KraussDeputy Director Economic Development & Community AffairsManager, Economic Development Teamkraussm@oakgov.com248-858-0733
  
  Her responsibilities include Oakland County's Emerging Sectors Program, an initiative to diversify Oakland County's tax base by attracting and retaining industries of the future.
  
  In 2003, she served as president of the Michigan Economic Developers Association, a 400 member organization that serves economic development professionals throughout the state.

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  "In a couple of months, there should be a couple of nice announcements," said Maureen Krauss, county deputy director of community and economic development.
  
  "I would say we have two really strong prospects that will be announced by the end of the year and we'll work them real hard to make sure they're in Oakland County," Krauss said Monday.
  
  Krauss declined to name the strongest prospects, but said the companies the economic development trip dealt with were two-thirds automotiverelated and one-third information technology-related.
  
  The 10-day trip included seminars in four Indian cities and contacts with more than 150 businesses.It generated numerous leads for the county."We counted 28 leads we think will go somewhere, where we think they'll come over here and make an investment," Krauss said.
  
  The economic partnership has previously visited India on economic development missions although this was Oakland County's first trip.
  
  The partnership is backed by 100 public or private investors, including Oakland County, and seeks to develop a 10-county region that, besides Oakland, includes the counties of Genesee, Lapeer, Lenawee, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, St. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne, plus the city of Detroit.
  
  There are currently 11 Indian companies with a presence in Oakland County and more than 20 in the region, Krauss said.
  
  The Detroit Regional Economic Partnership has been wooing foreign businesses and investments for six years.

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  "The high-end research and development, the IT type work is looking to come here," says Maureen Krauss, deputy director of economic development and community affairs for the county.
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  Making the trip from the county, besides Krauss, are Deputy Oakland County Executive Dennis Toffolo and Lynda Earhart, a senior business development representative.
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  "We're looking at some reverse investment here," Krauss said.

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  Maureen Krauss, Oakland County's deputy economic development director, said officials were impressed by the culture of the company and by its commitment to training employees and expanding worldwide.

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  Maureen Krauss, Oakland County's deputy director of economic development and community affairs, offered one suggestion."They locate near each other so that if you see one and pass it, they can capture you in the next block or mile," she said.
  
  She said she believes there will be a drugstore saturation point for Oakland County.
  
  "But we're not there yet at all," she said.

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  Published on: 10/10/2007    Last Visited: 10/10/2007  

  Negative talk - along with the state's recent budget shutdown battle - has had consequences, said Maureen Krauss, deputy director of Oakland County's economic development department.
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  Downturns, strikes and cutbacks are making companies - especially suppliers - think about other ways of doing business, Krauss said.
  
  To that end, the county is hosting a conference Nov. 13 geared toward opening the world of alternative energy to suppliers.
  
  The program will allow suppliers to consider "what other markets can they look at other than these traditional markets," she said.
  
  The state's economy is undergoing a shift, said county officials.
  
  "It seems very negative right now but we're pretty confident that five to seven years down the road, it will make sense and the economy will be stronger," Krauss said.

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  We are also pleased to present Ms. Maureen Krauss, Deputy Director for the Oakland County Economic Development Board present The Future of Michigan.www.apicsdet.org for more information.

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  All companies on the agenda either have a presence in Michigan or are seriously considering one, and the discussions will focus on investments that will create local jobs, said Maureen Donohue Krauss, deputy director of the Oakland County Department of Economic Development and Community Affairs, who is also going on the trip.
  
  "They are all looking at building in the U.S., and these would mean engineering and IT jobs if they do come," Krauss said.

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