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Quik Web Solutions helps small businesses harness tech
Thursday, September 30, 2010
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Melinda Korenchuk knows the technology is out there to help make small businesses run more efficiently, and at a competitive price. Her new business,
Quik Web Solutions
, is the vehicle for making those connections.
The Rochester Hills-based business specializes in not only the typical website development and management for start-ups, it also works with those businesses to help them find the best technology at the lowest price so they can reach their full potential. Korenchuk and her two partners have been able to turn this into their full-time jobs during the company's first year.
"I am going full steam ahead," Korenchuk says. "I have a number of clients and I am looking to keep growing."
Korenchuk has more than 30 years of IT experience and teaches part-time at Baker College and ITT-Tech. Quik Web Solutions is hosting a marketing communications event on Oct. 22 called "Build Your Business," which will focus on marketing communications products and services. It is open to the public and costs $20 to attend. It will be held at
Automation Alley's
headquarters, 2675 Bellingham Dr, Troy. For information, click
here
.
Source: Melinda Korenchuk, director and owner of Quik Web Solutions
Writer: Jon Zemke
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