Rickman Enterprise Group moves downtown, plans to hire 35
Downtown Detroit snagged another business now that Rickman Enterprise Group has moved its headquarters downtown and is looking to more than double it’s staff of 29 people this year.
Rickman Enterprise Group is on the move into downtown Detroit and on the move looking for new employees.
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Rickman Enterprise Group is moving on up to downtown and looking hire up to 35 people within the next year.
The environmental clean-up firm is in the process of taking over the 6th floor of the Beal Building (where Blumz is located) at the corner of Broadway and Gratiot. It’s making the move into the 5,000 square feet of space from southwest Detroit to help facilitate an aggressive growth plan to more than double its workforce of 29 people.
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