Ann Arbor and Detroit, a match made of necessity
Both of these cities can’t thrive without the other.Excerpt:Detroit, meet Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor, meet Detroit.Sounds simple, but information technology executive Bruce McCully says it’s critical to his business.McCully, founder and CEO of Ann Arbor-based IT consulting firm Dynamic Edge, believes that southeast Michigan can’t fully recover from its economic disaster without Ann Arbor and Detroit joining forces.Read the rest of the story here.
Both of these cities can’t thrive without the other.
Excerpt:
Detroit, meet Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor, meet Detroit.
Sounds simple, but information technology executive Bruce McCully says it’s critical to his business.
McCully, founder and CEO of Ann Arbor-based IT consulting firm Dynamic Edge, believes that southeast Michigan can’t fully recover from its economic disaster without Ann Arbor and Detroit joining forces.
Read the rest of the story here.
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