GalaxE.Solutions, a worldwide leader in the development of custom software solutions, will help demonstrate how Detroit is “So Happy Together,” serving as a key sponsor of the 89th America’s Thanksgiving Parade, one of the largest and most spectacular parades in the United States.
GalaxE is dedicated to collaborating with Detroit’s IT leaders to train and hire for the city’s growing IT hub.
Detroit has experienced a net increase of 11,000 jobs since 2010, according to an April 2015 report from the Global Cities Initiative: a Joint Project of Brookings and JP Morgan Chase. Young people are flocking to the city; 19% of the population is made up of 25 to 34-year-olds.
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IT in the D, founded in 2012, is the collaboration between leading information technology organizations and workforce agencies in Detroit. Marking an evolution of the IT in the D program, ExperienceIT is designed to transition students from the classroom to the workplace through real world IT projects, mentorship, and training as they advance their technology careers.
To raise awareness and vital dollars to support job training and employment initiatives for veterans and their families, GalaxE.Solutions and Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit have issued a limited edition, “Operation Good Jobs” t-shirt.
To raise awareness and vital dollars to support job training and employment initiatives for veterans and their families, GalaxE.Solutions and Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit have issued a limited edition, “Operation Good Jobs” t-shirt at the Mackinac Policy Conference.
Representatives from Quicken Loans, Compuware Ventures, GalaxE.Solutions, Fathead and Marketing Associates gathered at the Qube, 635 Woodward Ave, Detroit, to sign the MoU and establish the Southeast Michigan Community Alliance (SEMCA) as its fiscal partner.
Bloomberg TV interviews GalaxE.Solutions CEO Tim Bryan about finding workers in the Detroit area utilizing the IT in the D program.