ANN ARBOR - Please join BioArbor for a presentation and Q&A with two US Food & Drug Administration regulatory experts on March 11 at Ann Arbor SPARK. The program will cover topics essential when planning for FDA approval of medical products, including drugs and devices. Special attention will be given to recent trends, and issues
ANN ARBOR - This is the final of four programs in the Entrepreneur 1.0 Launch series. Your company is defined by its positioning and the marketing battles it chooses to fight. Identifying your corporate strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats will help you zero in on the battles you can win. Speaker: Kurt Riegger, Managing Partner,
ANN ARBOR - If you're an entrepreneur, investor or a professional who works with technology and innovation businesses, particularly in IT, cleantech and life sciences, you're going to want to attend the Ann Arbor OpenCoffee on March 10. Date: Tuesday, March 10 Time: 8 am - 9:30 am Location: SPARK Central, 330 East Liberty, Lower
GRAND RAPIDS ? Fiber optic service provider US Signal on Tuesday announced the addition of Toledo, Ohio, as a new metro market on its network, which adds 274 route miles to the company's Midwest network. US Signal's network now includes more than 700 miles of fiber optic metro rings in 14 markets, and more than
TROY - Are you looking for additional funds to support your technology-driven company? Do you have an innovative product or service that could form the basis of a new company? If so, then you may be eligible for seed funding from Automation Alley. Automation Alley recently received $1.5 million in funding from the Michigan Economic
AUBURN HILLS - What's the role of technology in the medical device manufacturing sector? That's a question answered by Mark Symonds, CEO of Plex Systems, in this special edition of the Plex Systems podcasting channel. To listen, click on MITechNews.MediaRica.Com a>>
ANN ARBOR - March 20 isn�??t just the day before spring. It�??s the day the funding tries up for SBIR and STTR grants used by innovative technology companies to provide early stage seed funding from the federal government. But Lisa Kurek Managing Partner of Biotechnology Business Consultants in Ann Arbor has been urging her clients
DETROIT - The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, passed by Congress on February 13, 2009, makes significant changes to the COBRA continuation coverage rules. The most publicized change is the federal government subsidy of COBRA continuation coverage premiums for up to 9 months for certain individuals who are qualified beneficiaries due to a
LANSING - Whether it is through new legislation or amending the old deal, the Detroit Caucus intends to reengage discussions with the governor, lawmakers and county and city officials on how to implement a new plan for Cobo Center, members of the caucus contend. Meanwhile, Detroit Mayor Kenneth Cockrel Jr. said he would not use
LANSING - In hopes of getting as much as $750 million of the $2 billion in federal stimulus money to promote advanced battery manufacturing, legislative leaders have launched an effort to expand the tax benefits the state offers for high tech battery makers. The Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee expects to report SB 319 on