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Engineering Features
From Michigan to the Red Sea: Building Global
Kim North Shine
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Adding to Michigan's global outlook are companies like general contracting and construction firm PAT USA, Inc., with offices in Africa, the Middle East, and India. Though much of the work takes place abroad, globalization creates jobs locally. And it's a handshake between countries.
Immigration: An Old Solution for the New Economy
Dennis Archambault
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Yousif Ghafari is the living embodiment of the American immigrant success story. He was born in Lebanon, earned multiple college degrees in the U.S., and spent decades building a business from scratch. The result has been wealth, community status, political connections, and a reputation for philanthropy. Needless to say, Ghafari has some strong opinions about the role of immigrants in our region's success. Dennis Archambault gets the story.
Got Topnotch Engineers? SoulBrain Needs 'Em
Tom Murray
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Allen Ibara of Northville's Soulbrain thinks the future of battery technology businesses is bright. For his company, $10 million in the next year bright. But as a CEO dedicated to building a Michigan firm that employs Michigan natives, Ibara is concerned that we're not producing enough first-rate electrical and chemical engineers to take advantage of this highly charged industry.
Shifting Gears: A Conversation with Sean Simpson
Jon Zemke
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Sean Simpson isn't just the co-founder of a lean, mean start-up, he lives his life like his start-up. As one of the brains behind Autobike, a company working to make a smarter, more intuitive gear shifter, Simpson chucked the 9-5 grind of corporate engineering to enter the burn-the-candle-from-both-ends world of entrepreneurship. He couldn't be happier.
Welcome To Speedcult
Nicole Rupersburg
Thursday, November 03, 2011
From metal culture to metal creations, Speedcult brings together a trifecta of Detroit values: do-it-yourself ingenuity, risky engineering, and a need for speed.
Metromode's
Nicole Rupersburg watches (and imbibes) as National Geographic shoots an episode of
Mad Scientists
in the team's backyard "abusement park".
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Scott Clein
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Scott Clein
is an Associate with civil engineering firm Giffels-Webster Engineers where he manages the firms’ Detroit office. A graduate of both U-M and WSU, Scott has spent much of the last 14 years working to improve the region’s physical environment. He'll be writing about the redevelopment of Metro Detroit.
Mike Finney
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Mike is president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK.
A passionate advocate for the transformation of Michigan's high-tech economy he also managed the MEDC’s $1 billion Michigan Life Sciences Corridor initiative between 2000 and 2002. Mike will be wriing about who's making a difference in the Michigan and why.
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Welcome To Automation Alley
Tom Hendrickson
Thursday, February 25, 2010
If building a knowledge-based economy is Michigan's only hope then, much like the force, Automation Alley is what binds the region's technological companies together, finding ways for them to succeed in the global marketplace.
Jacobsen Daniels: Planning Airports and the Aerotropolis
Keith Jefferies
Thursday, December 03, 2009
In eight years this airport planning firm has grown more than ten fold, bought a building in downtown Ypsilanti and count many of the nation's biggest airports as their clients. From internships to aerotropolis development, Jacobsen Daniels is not only the kind of new economy business Michigan needs more of, they are passionately invested in their community's future.
A2 Mech Shop
Keith Jefferies
Thursday, October 22, 2009
It's all about playing nice together.
Concentrate
has reported on everything from food co-ops, to co-living communities to co-working facilities. It only seems fair to throw a little love to the A2Mech Shop, a shared technical space for entrepreneurial engineers and innovative mech heads.
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