Design Source Media moves to bigger space in Warren
Design Source Media is moving from Sterling Heights to a bigger space in Warren, which will help accommodate its growing staff. The website design firm has hired two people over the last year, a copy writer and technology consultant. It’s also looking to hire a new web designer. The 2-year-old firm currently employs nine people. Prompting that expansion is the firm’s growth into creating websites for new industries. It has traditionally done work for landscaping and construction firms. It is now aiming to do more work for athletes, sports teams and manufacturers. "We want to understand that industry (manufacturing) better," says David Lee, president of Design Source Media. The firm has also spent the last year refining its business practices, making them more customer-friendly. "The client knows exactly what phase we're at in the web-development process," Lee says, "and what steps need to be taken next." Source: David Lee, president of Design Source Media Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
Design Source Media is moving from Sterling Heights to a bigger space in Warren, which will help accommodate its growing staff.
The website design firm has hired two people over the last year, a copy writer and technology consultant. It’s also looking to hire a new web designer. The 2-year-old firm currently employs nine people.
Prompting that expansion is the firm’s growth into creating websites for new industries. It has traditionally done work for landscaping and construction firms. It is now aiming to do more work for athletes, sports teams and manufacturers.
“We want to understand that industry (manufacturing) better,” says David Lee, president of Design Source Media.
The firm has also spent the last year refining its business practices, making them more customer-friendly.
“The client knows exactly what phase we’re at in the web-development process,” Lee says, “and what steps need to be taken next.”
Source: David Lee, president of Design Source Media
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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