May 15, 2008
Mary Parkhill, director of development, Michigan Opera Theater | Marvin Shaouni
Innovation & Job News
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Circle Builder paces its growth, looks to add 15-20 jobs in two years
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
Circle Builder is a little bit closer to coming full circle with its business plan. The website plans to make itself available to the public this summer, raise even more seed money and create 15-20 new jobs in the next 18 months.
Farmington Hills' Forest Post expands into new media advertising
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
Forest Post Productions is diversifying its client base and the services it provides. A simple lesson that is paying dividends for the Farmington Hills-based firm that is looking into expanding its payroll as it grows its business.
CTS rescues computer networks, creates jobs
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
CTS Companies is looking to make lots of money by turning the misery of computer crashes into the joy of rescued systems. The firm has watched its revenue double every six month and hopes to hire a few new people soon.
Profits up 43 percent for Southfield's TechTeam Global
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
TechTeam is making Metro Detroit proud again. This time the technology-based firm profits for this quarter are up almost $1 million from last year.
Feds recognize Michigan as smart car and road technology leader
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
If it seems like our cars are getting smarter than some of us, it just might be true. That a good thing for Michigan which has just been recognized as a leader in developing systems that enables communication between cars and roadside devices.
Milagro Post expands into video world, creates six jobs
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
Milagro Post is growing fast and looks to continue that pace by adding to its workforce of 30 people.
GREEN SPACE: MOCAD exhibit spotlights architectural design and sustainability
Source: metromode, 5/15/2008
No need to head for the hills -- or Chicago or New York City -- to find architecture that uses the latest green building techniques and technologies and pair that with cutting-edge design. That's the message a new exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit aims to get out into the public's consciousness.
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Ypsilanti's ISSYS plans to add six jobs in coming year
Source: Concentrate, 5/15/2008
The new economy is growing in Ypsilanti, too. Issys has worked its way up to 30 employees in the last dozen years and hopes to add six more by the end of this year.