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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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Two Michigan watershed groups are teaming up to tackle stormwater runoff, one of the region's biggest water quality challenges.
Friends of the Rouge and the Clinton River Watershed Council, alongside Oakland County, are partners in RainSmart Rebates, a program offering Oakland County homeowners up to $2,000 to install rain gardens, rain barrels and native trees on their properties. Funded through the EPA Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the pilot aims to capture 2.5 million gallons of runoff through more than 1,500 residential projects.
The partnership builds on recent report cards from the University of Maryland's Environmental Science Center, which graded southeast Michigan watersheds across categories like water quality, ecosystem health and recreation.
Learn more about the report card and actions being taken in Mark Stowers' story in Lake Magazine. ... See MoreSee Less
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Kane Carpenter, managing director of Employment BOOST Resume Writers, joined WWJ Newsradio 950 to discuss a timely topic impacting workers across Metro Detroit and beyond: how to "career-proof" yourself in the face of continued layoffs.
Kane shared practical advice on strengthening your resume and LinkedIn profile, building your network before you need it and positioning yourself for your next opportunity, while also discussing how Employment BOOST helps professionals navigate career transitions. ... See MoreSee Less
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As Cornerstone Community Financial Credit Union continues its growth across Michigan and Ohio, Corp! Magazine is highlighting the addition of Denise Miller as the organization's new chief financial officer.
Miller brings more than 26 years of financial services experience and will help lead the credit union's financial strategy as it builds on recent expansion, including a new Macomb Township member center and the launch of its GenGrow Family Wallet app. ... See MoreSee Less
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Following Microsoft earnings last week, Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, managing principal of Fratarcangeli Wealth Management, spoke with Business Insider on what the results mean for hyperscalers moving forward. Microsoft's stock jumped 16% last Wednesday, its biggest single-day gain since 2008, after the company paired strong Azure growth with a capex forecast it chose not to raise. Meta took the opposite approach, raising its capex guidance alongside a weak sales forecast, and its stock fell 8%.
Fratarcangeli said pulling back on capex isn't prudent for companies building AI infrastructure. But he wants to see more of them acknowledge investor concerns without backing off their competitive position. Read the full story to learn more about Jeff's perspective. ... See MoreSee Less
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Market trends indicate that Americans may be ready for smaller, lighter vehicles, and Chip Motors is betting on it.
The company's four- to six-seat life utility vehicle, or LUV, Chip, starts at $15,000, and production will begin early next year. CEO Jameson Detweiler spoke with CNBC's Michael Wayland bout the incredible demand he's seeing as more companies enter the space.
Read the full story to learn more about Chip. ... See MoreSee Less
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Savory cocktails are having a moment, and Axios Detroit rounded up some of the area's standout sips, including the Salsa 'Rita at Ferndale's Balam Coffee & Wine. The clarified margarita is infused with salsa from Mezcal Ferndale and finished with a toasted tortilla and salt rim for a bold, flavor-forward twist. ... See MoreSee Less
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🥩 Steak tips. Zip sauce. Live TV.
Chef Michale Cooper brought the flavor to FOX 2 Detroit, showing viewers how Mootz Pizzeria + Bar's steak tips come together and why they've become a guest favorite.
Stop by Mootz and see what the buzz is about. ... See MoreSee Less
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Leadership transitions are about more than filling a role. They're about positioning an organization for what's next.
Cornerstone Community Financial Credit Union recently announced the appointment of Denise Miller as chief financial officer, bringing more than 26 years of financial services experience to its executive team.
As CCF continues to expand across Michigan and Ohio, including the recent opening of its Macomb Township member center and the launch of the GenGrow Family Wallet app, Denise will help guide the credit union's financial strategy through its next phase of growth. ... See MoreSee Less
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2026 has become the year of the front yard. Meadowlark Design + Build told Terri Williams in a recent Forbes interview that: homeowners are looking for ways to engage with their neighborhoods, while still enjoying the comfort of their own property. As a result, front yards are evolving from purely aesthetic spaces into places where people can spend time, interact with neighbors, and participate in everyday neighborhood life, she says. ... See MoreSee Less
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