Ann Arbor’s VeoProject organizes virtually, adds 4-6 positions
VeoProject is making a name for itself in Ann Arbor but the people behind the Microsoft Project-like product hope it will become a household name.
Coverage of those starting up businesses and community resources to help them thrive.
VeoProject is making a name for itself in Ann Arbor but the people behind the Microsoft Project-like product hope it will become a household name.
Food glorious food! And wine. And, oh, man, the cheeses. Okay, everything at Morgan & York is worth singing about. Even their candy crammed alcove. Tommy and Matt are the masterminds behind transforming the Big Ten Party Store (some food, lotsa beer and wine) to an epicurean wonderland for local foodies.
The story goes: If you work hard, offer a topnotch service and keep your wits about you, you'll be a success. Well, it took Sean Duval almost a decade but the strategy paid off. The self-made entreprenuer and his wife went from McDonald's to CEO of the fastest growing limousine company in the state.
The days of doctor house calls may be over but Ann Arbor's got the next best thing: coffee bean house calls. Mighty Good Coffee not only supplies discerning local businesses with the freshest beans in the biz, they'll bring a heap o' roasted java goodness straight to your door.
From superheroes to world conquest, Curtis Sullivan has learned from his favorite pastimes to boldly blaze his own path. The Vault Of Midnight owner is the quintessential example of self-made success, building both a trendsetting business and vibrant sub-culture in Ann Arbor's evolving downtown.
The University of Michigan is trying several different avenues to fight the state's brain drain. One of the latest efforts os the MORE Program that gives a few thousand dollars of seed money to the school's students who want to develop a business idea.
Move over Craigslist, Ann Arbor's own RentLinx is making a name for itself and then some. The free multi-list website for rental properties is looking to add one more person to its staff of two this year.
Grand River Interactive is spreading it wings in Ann Arbor as it gets ready to take off. The new start-up hopes to grow to between 25 and 50 people within the next three years.
First Source Partners are making the most of the math as the IT staffing company looks to expand big time in the Ypsilanti area. The firm hopre to hire as many as 18 people in the next year.
Clarity Quest Marketing has made quite the little name for itself in its seven years, growing to 11 employees and a satellite office in Seattle. Now the Ann Arbor company looks to capitalize on all of the new biotech companies sprouting up and hire two or three more people.
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