HookLogic to add positions as it settles into new office
HookLogic has the good fortune to not only be an expanding business with a great growth plan, but a company that is in the right place at the right time. The downtown Ann Arbor-based office creates web-based software for a variety of industries. It deals mostly with delivery, management and measurement of customer incentives and promotional messaging for companies. It has hired 25 people over the last year, expanding its staff to 80 employees and 10 interns. It has five job openings right now. "We are continuing to grow and add clients," says Jonathan Opdyke, CEO of HookLogic. "I anticipate we will keep growing and the Ann Arbor office will continue to add up." HookLogic moved into a new office on Main Street this spring, giving it thousands of square feet to grow its business. The former Leopold Brothers Brewery is a loft-style office space that is wide open and lends itself to easily accommodating new hires. "It's awesome," Opdyke says. "It's very open with very high ceilings. It's designed to be a very collaborative space." Source: Jonathan Opdyke, CEO of HookLogic Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
HookLogic has the good fortune to not only be an expanding business with a great growth plan, but a company that is in the right place at the right time.
The downtown Ann Arbor-based office creates web-based software for a variety of industries. It deals mostly with delivery, management and measurement of customer incentives and promotional messaging for companies. It has hired 25 people over the last year, expanding its staff to 80 employees and 10 interns. It has five job openings right now.
“We are continuing to grow and add clients,” says Jonathan Opdyke, CEO of HookLogic. “I anticipate we will keep growing and the Ann Arbor office will continue to add up.”
HookLogic moved into a new office on Main Street this spring, giving it thousands of square feet to grow its business. The former Leopold Brothers Brewery is a loft-style office space that is wide open and lends itself to easily accommodating new hires.
“It’s awesome,” Opdyke says. “It’s very open with very high ceilings. It’s designed to be a very collaborative space.”
Source: Jonathan Opdyke, CEO of HookLogic
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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