Recruiters often overlook seniors, people who have returned from incarceration, veterans, and other groups. Summit organizer Rich Chang wants to create a long-term strategy to change that.
A managing partner of the fund says this is an indicator of the fact that "there are more women-led companies in the pipeline than ever before."
Oxford wants to transform the space in southern Ann Arbor into a downtown environment where people can live, work, and play.
Young people in Tyrone Bridges' Youth 2 Contractors program make at least $10-$12 an hour while learning skills that they could turn into adult careers.
Although Ann Arbor's Literati only opened in 2013, it's worked hard to make a mark – and Publishers Weekly has taken notice.
Agricole Farm Stop aims to support the local farm economy by selling locally-grown food and giving farmers 75 percent of the selling price.
MySideKick, which offers a variety of tools to prevent sexual violence, is one of three local companies among the 50 finalists who will compete in Austin this March.
Having doubled the number of youth it employs since it started in 2016, the Summer19 program is aiming to keep expanding this year.
With shared values of prioritizing the music, offering intimate experiences, and working out of pure love for the business, several venues are setting Washtenaw County up for a live music resurgence in 2019 and beyond.
Strong growth in the pet services industry has prompted the local business management software firm to add to its lineup of pet-related offerings.
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