Tim Keenan

Mitovation in Ann Arbor, founded in 2017 by Maik Hüttemann and Thomas Sanderson, is developing novel infrared light (IRL) technology for the treatment of ischemic brain injuries. By Tim Keenan

The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) in Ann Arbor has promoted Alex Shikany to executive vice president. Previously serving as vice president of membership and market intelligence, Alex brings more than a decade of dedicated leadership and innovation to his new role.

Four attorneys of the Butzel law firm in Detroit have been elected shareholders — Shanika A. Owens, Blake C. Padget, and Blaine A. Veldhuis are newly elected shareholders and Regan K. Dahle rejoined the firm as a shareholder.

The Detroit Pistons are partnering with ID.me, a digital identity wallet based in MacLean, Va., to improve the Pistons fan experience.

CFA Society Detroit, a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization for chartered financial analysts, hosted an Auto Show luncheon on Jan. 8 at The Shinola Hotel in downtown Detroit. The event featured a panel discussion: “Revolutionizing the Auto Industry: Unveiling Technological Shifts Shaping Investment Trends.” The session delved into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the sector, providing a comprehensive outlook on how investors can navigate the dynamic landscape. The event was sponsored by BlackRock and Exchange Capital Management. Following the panel, guests enjoyed a networking reception and a lunch. // Photographs by Patrick Gloria By Tim Keenan

Rebuild, a marketing agency based in Detroit, has been acquired by Hart, a full-service independent brand transformation agency with offices in Ohio and Washington, D.C. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Road Ready, a provider of advanced truck trailer telematics solutions for the transportation industry and a subsidiary of Clarience Technologies in Southfield, has fully integrated Fleetilla’s products into the Road Ready brand. By Tim Keenan

The LifeLab Kids Foundation in Clinton Township was founded in 2018 to help children of all abilities discover and explore their true potential through a blend of evidence based-interventions, therapeutic […]

Tropolis Insurance Services, an Ann Arbor-based insurance brokerage that provides property and casualty and employee benefits solutions, today announced it has completed the acquisitions of four insurance agencies in metro Detroit, Chicago, and northern Michigan. Terms of the transactions were not disclosed.

United Community Family Services (UCFS) in Troy was founded in 1961 and serves more than 12,000 people from low- to median-income households in Michigan annually with the vast majority being immigrants, refugees, and asylees. From the beginning, clients are active participants in determining their goals and developing plans for success. The organization works with children, adults, and seniors, customizing its programs to appropriately support each family and individual. Services include education, food, basic needs for arriving refugees, employment assistance, maternal health, youth sports, and more.