November 17, 2009
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Issue 27, Volume 1
11/09/09
Prospering Company: Perry's Party Rental
By: Megan Pennefather, 11/9/2009
It's party time in Pontiac. Well, at least for Perry's Party Rentals. Between Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's, there should be enough parties to ring in the new year -- quite literally -- and Perry's is here to serve.

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Prosper Q&A: Economic Development with Maureen Krauss
By: Prosper Oakland County, MI, 11/9/2009
Maureen Donohue Krauss is director of Oakland County's Department of Economic Development and Community Affairs. A county employee for more than 11 years, she is the first woman to oversee the department's 90-person staff and its $7.2 million budget. She spoke with Prosper about economic development in the county, a shrinking budget and the challenges that face Oakland County in the coming years.

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Emerging Biz In Oakland County
By: Prosper Oakland County, MI, 11/9/2009
Oakland County saw $28.9 million of investment, 267 jobs created, and 225 jobs retained from the county's Emerging Sectors and Traditional Sectors Program in the month of October.

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Prosper TV: Michigan Works!
By: Tom Hendrickson, 11/9/2009
Prosper visited the Troy Career Center for Michigan Works! to find out what's going on over there. The conclusion? If you're transitioning from unemployment to employment or just looking for some new opportunities, Michigan Works! is the place for you.

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Principal
Academy of Lathrup Village
Rob Snar
Senior Account Executive
Saras America, Inc.
Farmington
Sarah Sherwood
Development Officer
Judson Center
Royal Oak

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Featured: Growth Company
The future of healthcare will be in-home monitoring and Critic Signal Technologies is on the cutting edge of this technology. With 3000 clients and an infusion of nearly $9 million, this Farmington Hills-based company is a text book example of new economy growth.


Featured: Growth Area
Local architects are dreaming up designs that make you forget Southeast Michigan is part of the Rustbelt. Local talent -- many trained at U-M, Lawrence Tech, University of Detroit Mercy and Cranbrook -- are making buildings green, modern and breathtaking.
Featured: Growth Areas
Featured: Cities
Lake Orion

Recreational amenities include boating, swimming, hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, biking, soccer, baseball and playscapes. In addition, Orion Oaks County Park boasts a 14-acre fenced dog park with lake access, wide-open spaces and on-site drinking water. An award winning school system, stately homes on large lots and a thriving business community further enhance Orion Townships appeal.