TRAVERSE CITY ? Interactive agency Oneupweb has openings for a graphic designer, a Web developer, a software developer, a national sales and client services representative, a paid search specialist and a natural search specialist. The company also said in a press release that its recent growth from new clients means the company is adding space
TROY - Join Automation Alley for a panel discussion on protecting corporate information March 29 at 2:30 pm. Topics will include: The legal obligations regarding data retention: Kathy Ossian, Miller Canfield Innovative and low cost ways to back up important data and recover from disaster: Stephanie Scheuermann, Ford Motor Company Protecting data on decommissioned equipment:
DETROIT - General Motors Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell Thursday announced that he will leave the company April 1. Liddell, 52, joined GM in January, 2010 and led the company's financial and accounting operations on a global basis. Dan Ammann will succeed Liddell as General Motors chief financial officer, effective April 1,
LANSING - Nationally recognized entrepreneur Richard Sheridan, CEO and founder of Menlo Innovations, is the keynote for the seventh annual Michigan Celebrates Small Business awards dinner on April 28th. Richard Sheridan began his "career" at 13 years old, as a freshman in high school. He was hooked on software in 1971. He had his first
ANN ARBOR - The Michigan Growth Capital Symposium Thursday announced five panel discussions, two days of continuous networking opportunities and presentations from 44 of the region's most promising companies seeking $500,000 to $20 million in funding. The Symposium, which will be held at the Marriott Resort in Ypsilanti, Mich. on May 10-11, 2011, will host
READING ? Duke Energy Renewables is hosting a public information day Saturday March 12 to answer questions about its proposed $160 million Hillsdale Windpower Project that would generate 100-megawatts of electrical power over 12,000 acres in Reading, Cambria and Allen Townships, enough to power 30,000 homes. The event will take place from 1 to 5
SCOTTVILLE - A panel of experts will share current scientific research and observational findings on how commercial wind farms impact human and wildlife populations as well as properties where they operate at a forum March 10 at West Shore Community College near Ludington. Co hosts include The Sierra Club, A Few Friends for the Environment
LANSING - Supporters of repealing the requirement that retailers place a price tag on all goods they sell are nearing the end of a decades-long journey, and it seems remarkably anti-climactic for how charged the issue has long been. The Senate Economic Development Committee, with little resistance, approved the bill (HB 4158 ) on a
COOPERSVILLE - IT Resource, a provider of Information Technology services, has hired Lori Brandt as Help Desk Manager. Brandt?s role will consist of enhancing IT Resource?s ability to triage service activities on behalf of their customers, driving quality through the customer experience from call initiation through completion. Her areas of expertise are customer service and
TROY - Automation Alley added 17 new members in February. ?We hit the ground running this year. Nearly 20 new members from across southeast Michigan joined this past month.? said Ken Rogers, Automation Alley executive director. ?This is further proof that Automation Alley is still a driving force in the business community.? New members in