Gyro Creative diversifies in Detroit, plans to hire
Another downtown Detroit creative firm finds success outside of the automotive industry.Excerpt:Gyro Creative got its start a decade ago with a few projects here and there based in the automotive and manufacturing sectors. “Since then we have become more account focused and been able to get away from an automotive focus,” says Angela Topacio, principal of Gyro Creative. “We have been able to develop some interesting products.”Topacio and her husband Matthew DiDio are the principals of the branding-and-design firm today. Today it employs a dozen people full-time, one more person part-time and the occasional summer intern.Read the rest of the story here.
Another downtown Detroit creative firm finds success outside of the automotive industry.
Excerpt:
Gyro Creative got its start a decade ago with a few projects here and there based in the automotive and manufacturing sectors. “Since then we have become more account focused and been able to get away from an automotive focus,” says Angela Topacio, principal of Gyro Creative. “We have been able to develop some interesting products.”
Topacio and her husband Matthew DiDio are the principals of the branding-and-design firm today. Today it employs a dozen people full-time, one more person part-time and the occasional summer intern.
Read the rest of the story here.
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