This Friday, March 13, Frederick Paul II will open the doors to the brick and mortar of his sneaker exchange, now rebranded as Fahrenheit 313, on the Avenue of Fashion. Aside from sweet sneakers, he also aims to give back to his hometown.
Founded in Detroit in 2013, Bamboo occupies four floors of the Julian C. Madison Building in downtown Detroit. The Royal Oak location, its second, is expected to open in the fall of 2020.
The inaugural cohort will consist of five startups participating in a 30-week program. The incubator program aims to take companies from revenue ready to investment ready.
Public Thrift opens in a retail space in The Corner development, located on the site of the old Tiger Stadium, as part of the Build Institute’s Pilot program.
Four local entrepreneurs will take the stage at Cliff Bell's on March 19, to perform stories of the people, places, and things that helped put — or keep — them on the path to success. Shannon Cason, host of the In Good Co. Detroit podcast and Moth GrandSlam champion, will work with each of the storytellers in advance of the event!
Seat Detroit aims to offer more than a desk to work and free coffee — founder Que Roland says she's building community in new Eastern Market space.
So, how do you get unstuck? According to professional life coach Monica Marie Jones, meeting with a professional is an excellent start.
It was just a year-and-a-half ago when Model D ran a feature spotlighting eight Detroit startups that could change the world. And one of those startups has experienced so much growth that they have been forced to open a new, bigger location.
Skip the Black Friday lines and head to your local small business for unique, locally made holiday gifts.
After joining the TechStars Detroit business accelerator in July, Vinnie Delgado says his company will be moving to Detroit for good.
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