Q LTD adds new work, such as new website for The Ark
No joke: A longtime Ann Arbor institution and a local business that has been around the block a few times meet in a downtown bar. The result is a brighter 2015 for both. Q LTD is working with The Ark, the renown performance venue, to redesign and revamp its online presence. The downtown Ann Arbor-based non-profit hasn't updated its website in more than a decade. The new website is now mobile friendly and includes more information about The Ark's well-known events, such as the Folk Festival. "The Ark is heading into its 50th year this year and it's kicking off a capital campaign," says Christine Golus, managing director of Q LTD. The 34-year-old firm has been doing more work in recent years and is looking to add to its staff. Q LTD currently has a staff of 12 employees and an intern. It’s looking to hire a software developer, too. The Ann Arbor-based firm has taken on a wide variety of projects as of late. Those include work for the University of Michigan's Human Resources and SIGGRAPH, which is short for Special Interest Group on GRAPHics and Interactive Techniques. "We are feeling a definite uptick in projects and work," Golus says. "We are seeing an improvement in the economy." Source: Christine Golus, managing director of Q LTD Writer: Jon Zemke
No joke: A longtime Ann Arbor institution and a local business that has been around the block a few times meet in a downtown bar. The result is a brighter 2015 for both.
Q LTD is working with The Ark, the renown performance venue, to redesign and revamp its online presence. The downtown Ann Arbor-based non-profit hasn’t updated its website in more than a decade. The new website is now mobile friendly and includes more information about The Ark’s well-known events, such as the Folk Festival.
“The Ark is heading into its 50th year this year and it’s kicking off a capital campaign,” says Christine Golus, managing director of Q LTD.
The 34-year-old firm has been doing more work in recent years and is looking to add to its staff. Q LTD currently has a staff of 12 employees and an intern. It’s looking to hire a software developer, too.
The Ann Arbor-based firm has taken on a wide variety of projects as of late. Those include work for the University of Michigan’s Human Resources and SIGGRAPH, which is short for Special Interest Group on GRAPHics and Interactive Techniques.
“We are feeling a definite uptick in projects and work,” Golus says. “We are seeing an improvement in the economy.”
Source: Christine Golus, managing director of Q LTD
Writer: Jon Zemke
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