The Detroit Regional Convention Facility Authority (DRCFA) was established in September 2009 through a collaborative agreement between the State of Michigan, City of Detroit, and surrounding counties to oversee the operations of Huntington Place. Governed by a five-member board representing various governmental jurisdictions, the DRCFA focuses on financial stability, customer service enhancement, facility improvements, staff training, and effective communications and marketing.
Operating under a long-term lease from the City of Detroit, the DRCFA manages the convention and exhibition center, receiving funding from center revenues and the state's Convention Fund. Committed to transforming Huntington Place into a world-class facility, the Authority aims to provide visitors with an exceptional experience and showcases a public art collection that reflects the region's history, culture, and innovation.
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