Innovative Learning Group adds 10th employee, plans for more growth
In a time when business is quickly and erratically shrinking, Royal Oak-based Innovative Learning Group is slowly but surely growing. The training firm just hired its 10th employee, upping its count by one person since the last time we checked in with them last fall. The company hopes to add more people as the demand for their product grows in the near future.”We anticipate the economy will refresh a little,” says Roger Blair, spokesman for Innovative Learning Group. “More and more companies will look at bringing more employees back and making them more productive.”The company creates curriculum for firms to teach employees to be more productive and efficient. It counts about 30 Fortune 500 firms among its clients today.Source: Roger Blair, spokesman for Innovative Learning GroupWriter: Jon Zemke
In a time when business is quickly and erratically shrinking, Royal Oak-based Innovative Learning Group is slowly but surely growing.
The training firm just hired its 10th employee, upping its count by one person since the last time we checked in with them last fall. The company hopes to add more people as the demand for their product grows in the near future.
“We anticipate the economy will refresh a little,” says Roger Blair, spokesman for Innovative Learning Group. “More and more companies will look at bringing more employees back and making them more productive.”
The company creates curriculum for firms to teach employees to be more productive and efficient. It counts about 30 Fortune 500 firms among its clients today.
Source: Roger Blair, spokesman for Innovative Learning Group
Writer: Jon Zemke
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