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MyBuys expands Ann Arbor office to 9, plans to hire more
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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It's no mystery why Silicon Valley-based MyBuys opened up an office in downtown Ann Arbor.
The start-ups founder, Robert Cell, is an Ann Arbor native, graduating from Gabriel Richard High School and the University of Michigan. It's no wonder why he envisioned bringing a key office in Ann Arbor. So far the office, which opened last year, houses nine people five interns. It recently hired two interns as full-time employees.
"There are some very bright, talented young people at the University of Michigan," says Drew Stirton, general manager of
MyBuys
. "We want to attract some of them to MyBuys."
The 60-person company hopes to expand the Ann Arbor office to 25-30 people within the next year. MyBuys hopes to grow to 250 people within the next five years. Downtown Ann Arbor looks to stay a main place for that expansion.
"We're enjoying this location," Stirton says. "It's a string draw for employees."
MyBuys makes personalized product recommendations for online-retailers. It is investing $5.4 million to establish its Ann Arbor office.
Source: Drew Stirton, general manager of MyBuys
Writer: Jon Zemke
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