Startup environment in Ann Arbor is second to none, GDI Infotech CEO says
“Second to none” isn’t exactly the same as “The leaders and best”, but Ann Arbor’s entrepreneurial community will take it.Excerpt:It’s no secret Ann Arbor is fertile ground for growing high-tech startups.Just ask Bhushan Kulkarni, president and CEO of GDI Infotech.He’s a believer. He started three successful businesses here.Read the rest of the story here.
“Second to none” isn’t exactly the same as “The leaders and best”, but Ann Arbor’s entrepreneurial community will take it.
Excerpt:
It’s no secret Ann Arbor is fertile ground for growing high-tech startups.
Just ask Bhushan Kulkarni, president and CEO of GDI Infotech.
He’s a believer. He started three successful businesses here.
Read the rest of the story here.
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