The Detroit Free Press Breakfast Club, hosted by award-winning columnist, and senior producer and host of Michigan Matters on CBS 62 Carol Cain, the event took place on Tuesday, Jan. 13, featuring General Motors President Mark Reuss and Penske Corp. Chairman Roger Penske on stage for a fireside chat at the new Hudson's Detroit.

It was the first event where people got a chance to kick the tires and look around GM’s new world headquarters. Also, the event kicked off 2026 Detroit Auto Show.

What did they talk about?

The Detroit Free Press 2026 Breakfast Club with Mark Reuss and Roger Penske focused on the issues of Detroit's past, present, and future. They discussed topics such as:

•             General Motors' new world headquarters: The automaker's move back to Woodward Avenue after 117 years, marking the fourth relocation in its history.

•             Motor racing and motorsports: Penske's involvement in the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix and his thoughts on the impact of President Donald Trump on Detroit.

•             Trade, education, and new leadership: Discussions on trade agreements, educational opportunities, and the leadership under Mayor Mary Sheffield.

The event provided a platform for these industry leaders to address critical issues affecting Detroit, Michigan, and the nation.

 Detroit Free Press Breakfast Club at new Hudson's building

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