California mobility firm finds home in Ann Arbor
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Ann Arbor company finds rapid success with platform matching athletes to teams around the world
After launching a platform in August to connect field hockey players around the world with coaches and teams, Uru is already looking to expand its reach into other sports.
Tech Homecoming happy hour returns Thanksgiving Eve to connect local employers with out-of-towners
Now in its fourth year, the event aims to allow out-of-towners to connect with local employment opportunities in a comfortable setting.
Listening Tour: 4 things Metromode learned about Ypsilanti’s entrepreneurial ecosystem
As Midtown and Downtown Detroit boom, what strategies do Metro Detroit's suburban communities have to grow their entrepreneurial ecosystems, both in cooperation with Detroit and independently? Metromode is on tour to find out.
How inclusivity, education, and networking can bridge Ann Arbor’s cybersecurity talent gap
The gap between industry demand and workforce supply isn't unique to the Ann Arbor area, but local experts say our region also faces unique talent gap challenges.
Ann Arbor startup seeks to improve public health education with breastfeeding simulator
LiquidGoldConcept's Lactation Simulation Model is a wearable vest that simulates breastfeeding and issues that can arise with mothers.
Pitch Ypsi competition doubles prizes, responds to community feedback by changing event structure
Applications for the business pitch competition are due November 14 and the pitch competition will be held December 5.
Ann Arbor company Warmilu expands international reach of its infant warming blankets
Thanks in part to a partnership in Kenya, the company's warming blankets are now in use in numerous new hospitals worldwide.
How an Ann Arbor AI startup quintupled its staff in two years
Clinc started with a focus on artificially intelligent assistants for the financial industry. But it's since branched out into other industries, including an adaptable self-service platform for clients to develop their own AI.
West Cross Street businesses to host new hard cider fest in Ypsi
About 50 varieties of cider will be on tap, and organizers are hoping for an inaugural crowd of at least 300 people.
Ann Arbor company finds rapid success with platform matching athletes to teams around the world
After launching a platform in August to connect field hockey players around the world with coaches and teams, Uru is already looking to expand its reach into other sports.
Tech Homecoming happy hour returns Thanksgiving Eve to connect local employers with out-of-towners
Now in its fourth year, the event aims to allow out-of-towners to connect with local employment opportunities in a comfortable setting.
Listening Tour: 4 things Metromode learned about Ypsilanti’s entrepreneurial ecosystem
As Midtown and Downtown Detroit boom, what strategies do Metro Detroit's suburban communities have to grow their entrepreneurial ecosystems, both in cooperation with Detroit and independently? Metromode is on tour to find out.
How inclusivity, education, and networking can bridge Ann Arbor’s cybersecurity talent gap
The gap between industry demand and workforce supply isn't unique to the Ann Arbor area, but local experts say our region also faces unique talent gap challenges.
Ann Arbor startup seeks to improve public health education with breastfeeding simulator
LiquidGoldConcept's Lactation Simulation Model is a wearable vest that simulates breastfeeding and issues that can arise with mothers.
Pitch Ypsi competition doubles prizes, responds to community feedback by changing event structure
Applications for the business pitch competition are due November 14 and the pitch competition will be held December 5.
Ann Arbor company Warmilu expands international reach of its infant warming blankets
Thanks in part to a partnership in Kenya, the company's warming blankets are now in use in numerous new hospitals worldwide.
How an Ann Arbor AI startup quintupled its staff in two years
Clinc started with a focus on artificially intelligent assistants for the financial industry. But it's since branched out into other industries, including an adaptable self-service platform for clients to develop their own AI.
West Cross Street businesses to host new hard cider fest in Ypsi
About 50 varieties of cider will be on tap, and organizers are hoping for an inaugural crowd of at least 300 people.
