ICON Creative Technologies Group plans for 20% growth
ICON Creative Technologies Group is literally growing into its new home on the outskirts of downtown Ann Arbor, hiring four new people over the last year.The interactive marketing agency moved to the former second home of the Ann Arbor Art Center last year. It now has a staff of 25 people and a handful of independent contractors focusing on Internet marketing for firms in the bio-tech, automotive, and service industries.”We’re doing well,” says Rob Cleveland, CEO of ICON Creative Technologies Group. “The year is going pretty much as planned.”The 15-year-old company is focusing on a hybrid of 20 percent organic growth and mergers/acquisitions to expand its business over the next year. “Our top priority is people in the business development field,” Cleveland says.Source: Rob Cleveland, CEO of ICON Creative Technologies GroupWriter: Jon Zemke
ICON Creative Technologies Group is literally growing into its new home on the outskirts of downtown Ann Arbor, hiring four new people over the last year.
The interactive marketing agency moved to the former second home of the Ann Arbor Art Center last year. It now has a staff of 25 people and a handful of independent contractors focusing on Internet marketing for firms in the bio-tech, automotive, and service industries.
“We’re doing well,” says Rob Cleveland, CEO of ICON Creative Technologies Group. “The year is going pretty much as planned.”
The 15-year-old company is focusing on a hybrid of 20 percent organic growth and mergers/acquisitions to expand its business over the next year.
“Our top priority is people in the business development field,” Cleveland says.
Source: Rob Cleveland, CEO of ICON Creative Technologies Group
Writer: Jon Zemke
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