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March 23, 2001 - Image 70

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-03-23

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Welcoming Global Businesses

No matter where you are in metro Detroit, you are approximately 20
minutes away from Southfield, one of the key reasons 8,600 companies

and 140 "Fortune 500" firms have made Southfield their home. More
than 26 million square feet of office space and seven million square feet

of retail and industrial space is available for businesses.

• A Business Development Team to assist companies in locating to
Southfield, expanding their present site or relocating to a new site

in the community



The Southfield Career Center, an official Michigan Works! agency,

connecting job seekers with employers

Situated in the heart of southeastern Michigan in Oakland County,
Southfield is Michigan's "office capital," offering a thriving international
business community with easy access to freeways, highways and Detroit

• A Corporate Training Program through Southfield Public Schools
and seven colleges and universities

Metropolitan Airport.

Southfield also is known as Michigan's "High Tech Corridor," with
more than 400 information technology (IT) companies, 90 software
development companies and 40 telecommunications companies, such

Southfield's diverse business community reflects the largest concentration

of international companies in Oakland County, numerous automotive
suppliers and more high-tech, computer and telecommunications firms

as AT&T, MCI Worldwide and Sprint.

than any other Michigan city.

Companies like Ameritech, Lear Corp., Federal Mogul, Denso, Sun
Microsystems, Cisco and Microsoft chose Southfield because of its

many business advantages:



For more information on business opportunities in Southfield,

contact the City of Southfield Business Development Team,
(248) 208-8080; www.cityofsouthfield.com .

A fiber-optic ring providing high-speed Internet access, broadband

and satellite capability



More than 3,500 hotel rooms and 200 restaurants



First-class office, research and development, light industrial

and retail space

uthfield,

the center of it all'

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