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Vantage Business Solutions looks to add two people in Metro Detroit
Thursday, October 9, 2008
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The people behind
Vantage Business Solutions
might just be accountants but they're also good businesspeople.
The business software firm has a presence in Toledo and Metro Detroit. Its lists Northville as an office, but the firm's three southeast Michigan employees work from home while the other three work in Toledo.
"There's a lot of good business in Detroit," says Tom Jablonski, CEO of Vantage Business Solutions. "We have a lot of business in Ohio but there is a lot of business in the Metro Detroit area so we think it was a good market to come into."
Making that move into southeast Michigan five years ago has been a good decision. The firm's revenue has grown about 10 percent annually over the last few years. The firm also plans to add two more employees (an accountant and administrative employee) within the next two years.
It plans to do that growing its client base slowly but surely.
Source: Tom Jablonski, CEO of Vantage Business Solutions
Writer: Jon Zemke
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