GalaxE.Solutions Director of Global Recruiting Ryan Hoyle joined other expert panelists to discuss challenges facing metro Detroit and the region’s workforce in relation to job growth and unemployment rates.
GalaxE.Solutions was recognized as the Technology Company of the Year by Automation Alley at the organization’s 12th Annual Awards Gala, held on Friday, September 28 at the GM Heritage Center. Automation Alley is Michigan’s largest technology business association representing more than 1,000 companies.
New Jersey-based information-technology company GalaxE. Solutions Inc. is expanding its Detroit presence and taking a larger lease at the 1001 Woodward building. Driven by new contracts to develop health care IT work in Detroit, GalaxE.’s plan to hire 500 IT professionals over the next five years is ahead of schedule, necessitating the need for more space.
GalaxE.Solutions CEO Tim Bryan joined Mike Finney of the Michigan Economic Development Council (MEDC), Detroit Free Press business reporter John Gallagher and JPMorgan Chase Michigan Market President Sarah L. McClelland at Techonomy Detroit on Wednesday, September 12 as part of a panel discussing jobs, growth and Michigan’s future.
GalaxE.Solutions has joined Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit to raise funds to help unemployed workers get back on the job. The program – “Dollars For Jobs – Pass It Forward” – encourages community giving to provide training and employment opportunities for Metro Detroiters who need jobs.
Ryan Hoyle, GalaxE’s Director of Global Recruiting, is interviewed by YNN at the 2012 Detroit Regional Mackinac Policy Conference. The interview is on the qualities hiring managers look for in recent college graduates and features insight from additional industry thought leaders.
Promotional video highlighting GalaxE’s innovative approach to creating US-based jobs, “Outsource to Detroit.”
The WJBK Fox 2 Detroit news story from May 2, 2012, on Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow’s visit to GalaxE’s Detroit delivery center related to the company’s innovative “Outsource to Detroit” jobs initiative, which directly relates to her own “Bring Jobs Home Act” initiative.