Automation Alley receives $500,000 from state to accelerate growth of small businesses and startups

Sterling Heights-based Lighthouse Molding was the first company accepted in the Automation Alley 7Cs program in 2014. The program, which helps accelerate the growth of small businesses and startups, just received a financial boost in the form of $500,000 from the Michigan Strategic Fund . (Photo provided)
Sterling Heights-based Lighthouse Molding was the first company accepted in the Automation Alley 7Cs program in 2014. The program, which helps accelerate the growth of small businesses and startups, just received a financial boost in the form of $500,000 from the Michigan Strategic Fund . (Photo provided)