Start-up Guffly spreads wings in TechTown
Guffly is making sustainability fly in Detroit.Excerpt:Last year a couple of students at Bizdom U put their heads together and came to the conclusion that going green might be in style, but most people usually can’t do it stylishly. That realization led to the birth of Guffly, TechTown’s latest Internet start-up.The company features a new eco-friendly product on its Web site every day. It also make a point to find products that have a bit of flair to them. The website is set to launch midway through this month.”If style and eco-friendly made a love child it would be Guffly,” says Kelley Walker, chief interwebs troublemaker for Guffly.Read the rest of the story here.
Guffly is making sustainability fly in Detroit.
Excerpt:
Last year a couple of students at Bizdom U put their heads together and came to the conclusion that going green might be in style, but most people usually can’t do it stylishly. That realization led to the birth of Guffly, TechTown’s latest Internet start-up.
The company features a new eco-friendly product on its Web site every day. It also make a point to find products that have a bit of flair to them. The website is set to launch midway through this month.
“If style and eco-friendly made a love child it would be Guffly,” says Kelley Walker, chief interwebs troublemaker for Guffly.
Read the rest of the story here.
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