BOSSdev on track for 100 percent growth this year
BOSSdev in Troy isn’t just growing, it’s going completely gangbusters, as the firm prepares for another 100-percent-plus growth year in 2008.
There are a lot of business opportunities overseas and luckily a number of Metro Detroit companies know how to exploit them. Add BOSSdev to the list, as the company capitalizes on a huge growth spurt and prepares for another.
The interactive company specializes in offshore software development services overseas, but most of its business is in the Ukraine. Today more than 250 people work for the company (30 of which are based out of the company’s headquarters in Troy), which started in 2005 with two people.
“We keep filling in as the company grows,” says John O’Green, president of BOSSdev.
Even though that is quite the trajectory for a young company, it is preparing for another big jump. In the first six months of this year the firm matched the total gross sales of 2007, positioning the company for 100 percent growth in 2008.
It hopes to do that by continuing to expand its overseas operations. BOSSdev, which deals mostly with website application development, is currently looking to break into the Argentina and China markets.
Source: John O’Green, president of BOSSdev
Writer: Jon Zemke
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