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ICON Creative Technologies grows staff in Ann Arbor
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
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There is a reason ICON Creative Technologies Group is moving into a bigger space, mainly to accommodate the new hiring its doing right now.
The Ann Arbor-based firm super sized from its old downtown digs to the former second home for the
Ann Arbor Art Center
just outside of downtown. That nearly tripling of space is allowing the company to continue to hire. It recently brought two more people to its payroll and plans to hire more soon.
"The more business we bring in the more we will hire," says Jennifer Peak, a spokeswoman for
ICON Creative Technologies Group
.
The 14-year-old Internet firm now employs 27 people around the world, including people in as far away as Germany and as close as northern Michigan. It's Ann Arbor contingent measures out to 20 people. It hopes to hit 60 people within the next five years.
ICON Creative Technologies Group is an interactive marketing agency focusing on Internet marketing. Its 60-some clients include firms in the bio-tech, automotive and service industries.
Source: Jennifer Peak, a spokeswoman for ICON Creative Technologies Group
Writer: Jon Zemke
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