EPrize might follow Quicken downtown
Promotions firm ePrize is considering moving its 300 employees
downtown. The rapidly growing firm has been heavily invested in by
Quicken Loans CEO Dan Gilbert and is currently located in Pleasant Ridge.
Promotions firm ePrize is considering moving its 300 employees
downtown. The rapidly growing firm has been heavily invested in by
Quicken Loans CEO Dan Gilbert and is currently located in Pleasant Ridge.
Excerpt:
[CEO Josh] Linkner said the company’s growth is one of the factors affecting its decision to move.
“Part of success is based on creating an environment,” he said. “The last thing we want to do is stifle it.”
Linkner
said Quicken’s move and other business developments are creating a
tipping point and that Detroit is well on its way to becoming “a
vibrant downtown area with art galleries, shopping and a wonderful
sense of rich and open environment.”
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