Oakland TiE20 announces winners
FARMINGTON HILLS
Oakland TiE20 announces winnersTiECon Midwest 2010, the Midwest’s conference on entrepreneurship and presented by TiE Detroit, announced the winners of the TiE20 Midwest Industry Awards on Monday. The following TiE20 Winners 2010 winners are from Oakland County: Mobile Category, GoPoint Technology of Rochester Hills and Software Category, Zferral of Royal Oak.
Online registration and more information are available for TiECon Midwest 2010 at www.tieconmidwest.org. For more information, contact Jessica Matthews, conference coordinator of TiE Detroit at 248-254-4013 or via e-mail at jessica@tieconmidwest.org.
TROY
Automation Alley breaks ground on building expansionAutomation Alley has broken ground on expansion construction at its headquarters in Troy. The 3,200-square-foot expansion will provide a ‘soft landing center’ for international guests interested in conducting business in Southeast Michigan. The new addition will feature a private entrance, three conference rooms, three private offices and an open office area. The project also includes additional parking.
The project was funded by a U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development grant sponsored by Congressman Gary Peters and U.S. Senators Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow. The expansion is expected to be completed by spring 2011 and is being constructed by Synergy Group, Inc., of Bloomfield Hills.
Oakland TiE20 announces winnersTiECon Midwest 2010, the Midwest’s conference on entrepreneurship and presented by TiE Detroit, announced the winners of the TiE20 Midwest Industry Awards on Monday. The following TiE20 Winners 2010 winners are from Oakland County: Mobile Category, GoPoint Technology of Rochester Hills and Software Category, Zferral of Royal Oak.
Online registration and more information are available for TiECon Midwest 2010 at www.tieconmidwest.org. For more information, contact Jessica Matthews, conference coordinator of TiE Detroit at 248-254-4013 or via e-mail at jessica@tieconmidwest.org.
TROY
Automation Alley breaks ground on building expansionAutomation Alley has broken ground on expansion construction at its headquarters in Troy. The 3,200-square-foot expansion will provide a ‘soft landing center’ for international guests interested in conducting business in Southeast Michigan. The new addition will feature a private entrance, three conference rooms, three private offices and an open office area. The project also includes additional parking.
The project was funded by a U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development grant sponsored by Congressman Gary Peters and U.S. Senators Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow. The expansion is expected to be completed by spring 2011 and is being constructed by Synergy Group, Inc., of Bloomfield Hills.
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