Not many under 30, but enough to make a huge impact!
Here is a great niche' within MCC to capture an audience for social and for more importantly - for business!
I personally have done some great business with MCC members under 30 and done some great referral business with MCC members under 30!
A great example is www.keithstonehouse.com was created by Henry Joshua from www.dot-sign.com who I have referred and given business to on a couple different occasions for some amazing website work!
Some other highly recommended professionals here on MCC under 30 would be:
Ben Rosenzweig, Scott Sampeer, Adam Schwind, Jeremiah Staes, Rachel Williams, Rachel Hibbler, and OF COURSE Shauna Nicholson!
... yes, I left some of you out - let us all know who you are under 30!... as I only have 10 months left lol
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Keith, do you know how depressing this is? I can't even remember forty let alone thirty and even 50 is a blur. Time to measure me for a box. The 30 and unders are the future though and it's good to have them around to lend a new perspective. It's amazing how us old buggers get set in our ways and sometimes it takes an innovative youngster to get us back on track. We're never to old to learn and "if you're not growin ypu're goin"!
I was doing some work with one of my favorite clients, we were talking about age. I said "you're probably Pushing 50 now right?" He answered "pushing 50? I am Pulling 60!!!"
I love working with good people.
BR
Approximately three more weeks and I'll be leaving 60 behind. One good thing though, 60 will be recent enough for me to remember. I still can't remember 30 or even 40 but I think I have counter-culture to blame for that.
The hardest year for me was 49 - because I thought that when you turned 50, you had to be a "grown-up". All my angst went away when I realized that age is merely a matter of chronology. My body may be almost 54, but my mind is still young (in both good and, sometimes, not so good ways!)
How many of us know under 30's who act more like over 50's? How many of us know over 50's who are young and flexible in thought, mind and being - dare I say under 30's?
And Duane, you're one of the "youngest" almost 70 year olds I know. May I be as fun, funny, engaged, participating full out and YOUNG as you are when I'm your age. As I used to say when I was REALLY young, I want to be like you when I grow up!
Hello, I am new to Motor City Connect. I was drawn to join after speaking with Charlie from Curve Detroit.
I am still under 30 and I long to meet other business professionals that are looking to help initiate change in Metro Detroit. I have been entrenched in the arts community for quite a while and I would love to meet more young entrepreneurs and the future major players of Metrot Detroit. I love my starving artists, but they can only get so much done without the right resources. The art and business communities need to work together more often if Detroit is ever to return to a certain level of prominence.