May 14, 2008
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Harper Woods' TStream to turn software development into 18 new jobs
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Things are looking up for TStream, which creates interactive video for websites. The Harper Woods-based firm plans to add 17-18 new jobs this year as its business grows.
EWI plans to expand worldwide, add up to a dozen jobs
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
EWI Worldwide maybe looking over there for future growth possibilities but it's looking right here for the people that will help the company capitalize on those opportunities. The marketing-and-communications company plans to hire about a dozen people within the next year or two to its staff of 300 some people.
Berkley's Zen Design Group sees success with innovative toys
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
You know a trend has really gone mainstream when it starts to leak into the toy world. One Berkley company is leading that effort as Zen Design Group invents battery-less toys that rely on kids turning cranks to keep them going.
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Midwest Mezzanine to open Michigan office, make VC investments
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
The Michigan 21st Century Fund strikes again. This time the $109 million investment fund has made a commitment to the Midwest Mezzanine Fund.
Birmingham's LocalBizNOW teams with Google to sell AdWords and create 50 jobs
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Google is one of the words that just about everyone wants to associate with their business. Birmingham's LocalBizNOW can do just that and is creating the jobs to prove it.
ITC partners with Michigan Tech to create engineering jobs
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Businesses are starting to work more and more with Michigan's universities and ITC Holdings is no stranger to such collaboration. The electricity transmission company has formed a partnership with Michigan Tech that has resulted in nine of the college's students being hired by the Novi-based firm in the last three years.
Procuit improves employee learning, plans to triple staff
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
While company after company is trying to teach its industry a thing or two to make money, Ann Arbor's Procuit is trying to make it's dough by making sure the lesson is learned. The training-retention firm hopes to double its growth and triple its staff within the next year.
GREEN SPACE: If there must be big box, this is how to do it
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
While big box developments are typically sprawling odes to commerce and not much else, the Fairlane Green complex in Allen Park goes above and beyond in the realm of sustainability -- and recently received a national award for its efforts.