Innosynth plans to turn Ann Arbor base into 15 jobs
Innosynth Technologies plans to synthesize some technology into jobs.Excerpt:Dante Bishop has some big plans for his start-up, Innosynth Technologies.The one-year-old firm employs three people now in Ann Arbor SPARK’s downtown business incubator. But he expects employment to shoot up dramatically within the next year, as he plans to hire up to 15 people.”I see our growth as being tremendous in terms of potential,” Bishop says.Read the rest of the story here.
Innosynth Technologies plans to synthesize some technology into jobs.
Excerpt:
Dante Bishop has some big plans for his start-up, Innosynth Technologies.
The one-year-old firm employs three people now in Ann Arbor SPARK’s downtown business incubator. But he expects employment to shoot up dramatically within the next year, as he plans to hire up to 15 people.
“I see our growth as being tremendous in terms of potential,” Bishop says.
Read the rest of the story here.
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