College friends work to turn Art Binaire into FT jobs
Art Binaire isn’t a full-time gig for Goran Bankovic and Nenad Milosavljevic… yet.The two friends met while taking classes at Washtenaw County Community College earlier this decade. They wanted to start their own business together, and got that chance a year ago with Art Binaire.The web development firm based out of Ann Arbor focuses on creating and tweaking websites for local firms. They have been able to develop a reputation and some customer base, but they hope to really gain traction this year.”We want to establish steady revenue,” Bankovic says.Once they are able to do that, they want to begin bringing on interns next year. Right now they can also bring in independent contractors to help them handle their work.Source: Goran Bankovic, co-owner of Art BinaireWriter: Jon Zemke
Art Binaire isn’t a full-time gig for Goran Bankovic and Nenad Milosavljevic… yet.
The two friends met while taking classes at Washtenaw County Community College earlier this decade. They wanted to start their own business together, and got that chance a year ago with Art Binaire.
The web development firm based out of Ann Arbor focuses on creating and tweaking websites for local firms. They have been able to develop a reputation and some customer base, but they hope to really gain traction this year.
“We want to establish steady revenue,” Bankovic says.
Once they are able to do that, they want to begin bringing on interns next year. Right now they can also bring in independent contractors to help them handle their work.
Source: Goran Bankovic, co-owner of Art Binaire
Writer: Jon Zemke
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