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Near Perfect Media, founded in 2006, is a leader in hospitality, mobility, technology and professional services communications, with the agency’s client roster growing to represent more than 15 industry sectors.
Team members have led openings of multimillion-dollar developments, served as crisis communications strategists for many of the most talked-about political, institutional and human-interest news stories, led the launch of iconic vehicles and mobility technology, delivered the narrative around industry-disrupting startups, and managed publicity directives for films on screen.
No matter the topic, our mission remains the same: to position our clients as experts and industry leaders in their respective fields and help them stand out from their competition.
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Hour Detroit Magazine rounds up metro Detroit’s top ramen spots, from the refined bowls at Sakazuki and Hiroki San inside Detroit’s Book Tower to a bold twist at Mezcal Express Mexican Eatery in Dearborn: birria ramen. ... See MoreSee Less
Ramen Roundup: Where to Get Noodles in Metro Detroit
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Whether you’re nursing a hangover or out to a nice dinner, here are some of the best places to get ramen in metro Detroit.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
As postseason baseball returns to Comerica Park, downtown spots are stepping up to the plate for Tigers fans hungry for a win. The Detroit Free Press spotlights top game-day destinations, including Mootz Pizzeria + Bar, just steps away from the action. ... See MoreSee Less
25 downtown Detroit restaurants and bars ready for Tigers vs. Mariners game fans
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October baseball has downtown Detroit eateries and bars revved up to welcome fans.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🌮 National Taco Day calls for something special.
Mezcal Ferndale joined FOX 2 Detroit in-studio to showcase its monthly feature - Cecina Tacos with Nopales Salad - a bold, flavorful twist on tradition. ... See MoreSee Less
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Mentorship is about more than succession - it's about shaping the future of your industry. Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, CEO and founder of Fratarcangeli Wealth Management, shares with CEO Today how today’s financial leaders can cultivate the next generation of wealth managers through hands-on mentorship, values-driven leadership and real client experiences. ... See MoreSee Less
Jeffrey Fratarcangeli Shares How to Attract and Mentor the Next Generation of Wealth Managers - CEO Today
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The financial advisory industry is aging quickly. According to McKinsey, an estimated 110,000 advisors, or 38% of the current workforce, are expected to retire in the next decade. The need to attract,...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Mootz Pizzeria + Bar is celebrating National Pizza Month with a giveaway that keeps guests coming back for another slice.
WDIV Local 4 / ClickOnDetroit highlights the promotion, where each Monday in October from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., randomly selected guests will be surprised with a free pizza on the house. 🍕 ... See MoreSee Less
Visit Mootz Pizza every Monday. Leave with free pizza? Here’s what to know
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Mootz Pizzeria + Bar in downtown Detroit celebrates National Pizza Month by offering free pizzas to randomly selected guests every Monday in October.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Metro Detroit’s Griffin Claw Brewing Company and Cincinnati’s Streetside Brewery joined forces to unleash Big Cat Energy - a bold collaboration brewed just in time for this Sunday’s Lions vs. Bengals matchup. 🦁
MLive.com breaks down the unexpected partnership and how fans can get a taste. ... See MoreSee Less
Lions vs. Bengals: Michigan, Ohio breweries release ‘Big Cat Energy’ beer
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Griffin Claw and Streetside Brewery created a Napoleon Dynamite-inspired porter ahead of Sunday's NFL matchup in Cincinnati.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
With soup season on the horizon, Chevy In The D spotlights the top spots to cozy up with a bowl - including Mezcal Mexican Restaurant Detroit, home to its signature, craveworthy Mezcal Soup. ... See MoreSee Less
Favorite Soups For The Season - Chevy Detroit
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As the chill of the season sets in across Metro Detroit, few things are more comforting than a warm bowl of soup.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🎉 The Detroit News dining calendar highlights two local standouts this October:
🍽 Bowman Chevrolet’s Dine Out in Downtown Clarkston returns on Wednesday, Oct. 8. Six local restaurants will donate 25% of dine-in dinner sales to scholarships for Clarkston High School graduates and other community programs. Started in 2017 by Bowman, the initiative has raised more than $60,000.
🍕 Also featured: Mootz Pizzeria + Bar, rolling out a refreshed fall menu with dishes like broccoli rabe & sausage, lasagna fritta, chicken Parmesan and the return of the fan-favorite Holy Cheezus pizza. ... See MoreSee Less
Dining calendar: October wine dinners, food festivals and other delicious parties
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Cider in the City returns to Beacon Park starting Oct. 11, Spice & Tea Exchange holds a grand opening, plus more October culinary happenings.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Detroit News reports on the mounting lack of space at confined disposal facilities - run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - and what it means for the Detroit and Rouge rivers' contaminated sediment dredging.
Ashley Flintoff, executive director of Friends of the Rouge, said, “We’ve all been working so hard to try and get funding in place to get the projects done. What do we do if there’s no place to put the sediment? We can’t just leave it.” ... See MoreSee Less
Lack of disposal space hampers dredging of toxic sediment in Detroit, Rouge rivers
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The landfill designed to hold the dredged sediment — a small banana-shaped island called Pointe Mouillee — will run out of space in four years.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Protecting patients means demanding answers.
Flood Law has filed a lawsuit to hold both the nurse who sexually assaulted a patient at Detroit’s Sinai-Grace Hospital, and the institutions that failed to protect her, responsible.
WXYZ-TV Channel 7 breaks down the disturbing case and why the fight for full accountability matters. ... See MoreSee Less
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Big moves ahead in Latin America’s logistics sector.
Miami-based Logistic Properties of the Americas (LPA) is gearing up to raise fresh capital to power a $500M expansion pipeline. CEO Esteban Saldarriaga told LatinFinance the plan includes up to $250M in equity, plus loans and selective divestments, with new projects rolling out over the next 12–24 months.
About 75% of that growth is targeted for Mexico, with more developments in Costa Rica, Colombia and Peru. ... See MoreSee Less
LPA to raise funds for LatAm expansion - LatinFinance
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US-based real-estate operator plans to sell equity to help raise $500 mln for asset purchases, CEO tells LatinFinance0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FISHBONE’s SCS! 9 Mile and Jefferson! “NAUTICAL MILE” sets sail for deliciousness on Jason Carr Drive! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hour Detroit Magazine shares the recipe for the Roasted Cauliflower from Rudy's Prime Steakhousehouse, returning to the menu at the Clarkston destination this fall. ... See MoreSee Less
How to Make Rudy's Prime Steakhouse's Roasted Cauliflower
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Here are all of the steps and ingredients to the delicious Roasted Cauliflower from Rudy's Prime Steakhouse in Clarkston.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Ryan Ermanni FOX 2 previews tonight's episodMI Great Plateslates featuring a thoughtful conversation with James Rigato, chef and owner of Hazel Park's Mabel GrayMabel Gray.
Tune in at WJR Radio WJR Radio or listen on demand at WJR.com/MI-Great-Plates. ... See MoreSee Less
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Maisaa Kada of Sterling Heights needed 17 surgeries after a police cruiser violently struck her SUV while speeding in a school drop-off zone. After several years of litigation, Attorneys Ven Johnson, Carlye Reynolds and Jonathan R. Feild of Ven Johnson Law settled the case for a cool $2.95 million.
🔒 Read more via Michigan Lawyers Weekly below. ... See MoreSee Less
Motor Vehicle Negligence Woman undergoes 17 surgeries after police cruiser hits her SUV
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$2.95 million settlement On the morning of Oct. 25, 2019, the plaintiff attempted to safely exit a school parking lot in Sterling Heights after dropping0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today, Ven Johnson Law filed a civil lawsuit on behalf of 11 families against Huron Valley Schools, EduStaff and multiple employees who looked the other way while former substitute teacher Timothy Daugherty sexually preyed on children.
As The Detroit News uncovered, Daugherty’s abuse of young girls stretches back nearly a decade, to 2016. ... See MoreSee Less
11 families sue Huron Valley Schools, Edustaff over handling of substitute's sexual abuse
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Timothy Daugherty was accused of fondling young girls dating back to 2016. An Oakland County jury convicted him earlier this year of multiple counts.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A historic first for Detroit!
Friends of the Rouge, nonprofit river stewards since 1986, broke ground Friday on the second and final phase of the Fort Street Bridge Park project.
The development will create Detroit’s only public access point to the Rouge River, which flows into the Detroit River. This new launch site will open up opportunities for paddling, connecting with nature and strengthening community ties to one of metro Detroit’s most historic waterways. It’s another step forward in the effort to make the Rouge River a vibrant resource for everyone.
Learn more at therouge.org. ... See MoreSee Less
Southwest Detroit is getting its first access point to the Rouge River
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Southwest Detroit is getting its first access point to the Rouge River with a new kayak launch and observation deck at Fort Street Bridge Park, marking a milestone for the river water trail project.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🍕🏈 Game day eats made their way to FOX 2 Detroit as Little Italy Pizza showcased some fan favorites:
✔️ Classic Chicken Parm
✔️ Cannoli Chips & Dip
✔️ All-new Fried Ravioli
✔️ Award-Winning Pizzas (Round AND Detroit-Style)
These are perfect picks for tailgates, watch parties or a night in cheering on the team. ... See MoreSee Less
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