Duo Security opens Detroit office in Bamboo Detroit coworking space
Duo transferred 30 employees from its Ann Arbor team of around 300 to the Detroit office, where it expects to eventually fill out a 9,000-square-foot space.
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FIRST LOOK: Inside Ypsi’s long-awaited Thompson Block redevelopment
An Ann Arbor-based development company's plans are well underway to restore the structure and open a new restaurant, bar, and loft apartments there sometime in 2019.
Nexient to invest $4 million, add 300 jobs in Ann Arbor area
Nexient has already added 25 jobs in Washtenaw County since January of 2018, and a $1.5 million performance-based state grant will help it build on that growth.
First Fridays Ypsilanti continues growth through community collaboration in its fifth season
The monthly self-guided art and culture walk has grown steadily since it began. This year it's getting even more ambitious, with additional featured businesses, bigger events, and new grant funding.
Ann Arbor’s IndustryStar Solutions marks steady growth in supply chain field
Recently named one of 15 Ann Arbor tech companies to watch, IndustryStar provides supply chain as a service, as well as offering an innovative supply chain management software platform.
Ann Arbor’s Michigan Language Center works to create an international community of English students
The 40-year-old center's new co-owners, tech startup founder Moses Lee and his wife Julie Lee, are aiming to create "the Zingerman's of English learning" for Ann Arbor's international workforce.
“Blue Ocean Shift” co-author to appear at two Ann Arbor events March 30
Renee Mauborgne says her and her co-author's journey started in the Midwest during the economic downturn of the mid-'80s and seeing Detroit "crumble before our eyes."
U-M grad turns love of travel into boutique travel agency
Vinal Desai Burbeck is often asked if there is still a place for travel agents in an age when anybody can book a hotel or a flight on the internet. Her answer is an emphatic "yes."
Grove Studios finds new location, adjusts plans for shipping-container studio spaces
Although the move was done out of necessity, it's presented positive new opportunities for the studio, which offers low-cost rehearsal space for local creatives.
Ann Arbor’s power couples: Sharing a life – and a business, part 2
Following the enthusiastic response to our last story about Ann Arbor couples who own a business together, we chatted with three more couples about how they met and how their personal connection influences their work.
FIRST LOOK: Inside Ypsi’s long-awaited Thompson Block redevelopment
An Ann Arbor-based development company's plans are well underway to restore the structure and open a new restaurant, bar, and loft apartments there sometime in 2019.
Nexient to invest $4 million, add 300 jobs in Ann Arbor area
Nexient has already added 25 jobs in Washtenaw County since January of 2018, and a $1.5 million performance-based state grant will help it build on that growth.
First Fridays Ypsilanti continues growth through community collaboration in its fifth season
The monthly self-guided art and culture walk has grown steadily since it began. This year it's getting even more ambitious, with additional featured businesses, bigger events, and new grant funding.
Ann Arbor’s IndustryStar Solutions marks steady growth in supply chain field
Recently named one of 15 Ann Arbor tech companies to watch, IndustryStar provides supply chain as a service, as well as offering an innovative supply chain management software platform.
Ann Arbor’s Michigan Language Center works to create an international community of English students
The 40-year-old center's new co-owners, tech startup founder Moses Lee and his wife Julie Lee, are aiming to create "the Zingerman's of English learning" for Ann Arbor's international workforce.
“Blue Ocean Shift” co-author to appear at two Ann Arbor events March 30
Renee Mauborgne says her and her co-author's journey started in the Midwest during the economic downturn of the mid-'80s and seeing Detroit "crumble before our eyes."
U-M grad turns love of travel into boutique travel agency
Vinal Desai Burbeck is often asked if there is still a place for travel agents in an age when anybody can book a hotel or a flight on the internet. Her answer is an emphatic "yes."
Grove Studios finds new location, adjusts plans for shipping-container studio spaces
Although the move was done out of necessity, it's presented positive new opportunities for the studio, which offers low-cost rehearsal space for local creatives.
Ann Arbor’s power couples: Sharing a life – and a business, part 2
Following the enthusiastic response to our last story about Ann Arbor couples who own a business together, we chatted with three more couples about how they met and how their personal connection influences their work.
