Model D TV: Digerati and Keeping Talent Here
Keeping young and talented kids in Michigan, and luring them to Detroit, is part of one U-M grad’s mission. Detroit-based Digerati founder Brian Balasia talks with Model D TV.
Brian Balasia, owner of Detroit-based Digerati Solutions, chose to stay in Detroit and build a succesful company after graduating from what some MSU grads call “that other school.”
Now Balasia is working to support and encourage other young Michigan students in their business development efforts. He talks about Digerati, Detroit and the MORE Program with Model D TV director/producer Tom Hendrickson.
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