IT firm Red Level Networks opens Ann Arbor office, adds 3 jobs
Novi-based Red Level Networks has opened a satellite office in Ann Arbor as the IT firm is going after more work in what is arguably Michigan's foremost tech cluster. "We're going where the business is and the business seems to be growing in Ann Arbor," says David King, president of Red Level Networks. "We feel there is an opportunity for us to have a presence there." Red Level Networks has grown significantly in its eight-year run so far, notching double-digit revenue gain and expanding to 20 employees and the occasional intern. It hired an intern six months ago as one of three new employees this year. The firm hopes to add one more job before the new year. "We're adding about four clients a month," King says. "We have been growing quite a bit. In fact, 2011 will be our best year yet." Source: David King, president of Red Level Networks Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
Novi-based Red Level Networks has opened a satellite office in Ann Arbor as the IT firm is going after more work in what is arguably Michigan’s foremost tech cluster.
“We’re going where the business is and the business seems to be growing in Ann Arbor,” says David King, president of Red Level Networks. “We feel there is an opportunity for us to have a presence there.”
Red Level Networks has grown significantly in its eight-year run so far, notching double-digit revenue gain and expanding to 20 employees and the occasional intern. It hired an intern six months ago as one of three new employees this year. The firm hopes to add one more job before the new year.
“We’re adding about four clients a month,” King says. “We have been growing quite a bit. In fact, 2011 will be our best year yet.”
Source: David King, president of Red Level Networks
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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