Sean Mann and Sarah Szurpicki convert passion into getting things done
We’ve said it before, we’ll say it again: do yourselves a favor and make regular visits to the Economics of Place site. We never fail to find good stuff, like this well-deserved nod of approval to two prime Detroit movers, Sean Mann and Sarah Szurpicki.
They get our nod, too. Read on here.
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