An acupuncture business with a "socialist business model," a waterfront yoga studio, and a holistic bodywork practice promoting a safe space for black clients have all opened recently in Ypsi and Ypsi Township.
In early June, Ann Arbor streets swelled with people participating in Ann Arbor SPARK’s Tech Trek. We checked in with "Mobility Row" to learn about Ann Arbor’s mobility-based businesses and startups.
While the competition receives applications from businesses all over, primarily in Michigan, a large amount of applicants (and past competition winners) are from Ann Arbor.
From farmers market falafel to horchata to custom poke bowls to burgers and wine, their picks may surprise you – and they'll definitely leave you drooling.
Founder Mike Nix says the club's goals are to get kids active outdoors while introducing them to Frog Island and "showing them a part of Ypsi that a lot of them didn't realize was there."
Unity Vibration's kombucha brewery is celebrating its 10th year, while Smokin' Barrels Estates winery and Maniacal Mead are aiming to open to the public next year.
Alisyn Malek, COO and cofounder of Ann Arbor-based May Mobility, shared her vision for Michigan's mobility future at the Detroit Regional Chamber's 2019 Mackinac Policy Conference.
Ypsi Township resident Angela Barbash pushed for ComCap to be held in Michigan this year because she felt the timing is right for the state to be offered a more in-depth learning opportunity on community capital.
The artificial intelligence software provider plans to open a new 26,000-square-foot office in Ann Arbor by early 2020, as well as adding 40 new employees.
Five women will be honored at the event, which is also a fundraiser for scholarships for local graduating African-American high school students.
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