In his nearly three years of serving in this cabinet-level position, [Freman Hendrix] has worked to improve EMU's image and strengthen its reputation by building bi-partisan coalitions in Washington, D.C., and Lansing which last year resulted in $3.5 million in research grants from Washington, D.C. and $32 million from Lansing for EMU's first major state-funded academic building renovation in more than 12 years. Prior to this role at EMU, Hendrix served as COO at a Detroit-based information technology staffing and solutions company that saw a 35 percent increase in sales revenue and expanded into two additional markets during his three-year tenure.

Prior to this role at EMU, Hendrix served as COO at a Detroit-based information technology staffing and solutions company that saw a 35 percent increase in sales revenue and expanded into two additional markets during his three-year tenure.

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