Inventors Council of Mid-Michigan meets in Flushing

The Inventors Council of Mid-Michigan, (ICMMP) Meeting is 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday Dec. 8 at The Town Office in Flushing, Michigan. (Directions below)  The evening features a tour of the facilities and programs offered to start inventors and entrepreneurs at the Town Office locations.
There will be a presentation by Chris Moultrup and Heather Fortin of the Mid Michigan Innovation Center and Blue Water Angels (Investment Group) from Midland.
There will be a holiday get together following the regular meeting with pizza, salads, soft drinks, and dessert.
For information, contact Michael Ball, president of Inventors Council of Mid-Michigan at 810-245-5599 or michaelball@TurboUSA.com. 

Directions to The Town Office in Flushing
From Flint & North:  Take the Pierson road exit west  off I-75. Go west on Pierson (apx 2 1/2 miles) to where it ends at Flushing Road. Take a right on Flushing road and follow it into the city (aprox. 2 miles). When you get into town, drive through the first traffic light (Cherry Street). The Town Office is on the north side, second to the last building. 103 E. Main St. (which is still Flushing Road)  Parking is on the street or turn right at the second light and park in the municipal lot behind the buildings. There is an entrance from the municipal lot into TheTownOffice. 

From Lansing & West:  Take the M-13, Saginaw exit (#123) from I-69 north. Drive North through Lennon and one additional mile to Corunna Road. Turn East on Corunna road and travel 3 miles to Seymour Road (traffic light).  Turn North on Seymour and travel 4 miles to Main Street. (Party store and Flushing Train Depot on the corner). Turn right (only direction available) and travel 3 blocks to the first traffic light. Turn left and park in the municipal parking lot on the right. There is an entrance to TheTownOffice from the municiple lot.

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