ADR expects huge growth in Ann Arbor, looking for 3-4 people
ADR is looking to take a few big steps forward this year, and it’s starting by hiring 3-4 people.
Helping companies make the most of their technology is proving to be a profitable business for Ann Arbor’s ADR North America.
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ADR North America isn’t just expecting a little growth here and there. The high-tech Ann Arbor consulting firm expects “huge growth” this year.
“We have been growing very, very quickly,” says Bill Michels, CEO of ADR North America.
How much growth? Try 40 percent growth in sales and revenue in recent years. The firm now employs 11 people, most of which are in Ann Arbor. It is also looking for 3-4 new people for its Tree Town offices.
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