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- The Right Place in Grand Rapids, Michigan, launched a three-year plan targeting 4,500 jobs, $700 million in capital investment, and 100 industry-education partnerships.
- The plan drew input from more than 550 stakeholders to boost competitiveness.
- The Right Place's CEO Randy Thelan highlighted educational partnerships and data-center concerns, noting potential high-paying jobs and tax revenue.
- Despite opposition, Thelan says data centers and AI will drive future growth for West Michigan.
