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Our team provides comprehensive public relations and marketing solutions for corporations, startups, nonprofits, professionals and celebrities. Whether you’re launching a new concept or retooling your brand, we are here to counsel, introduce and pitch.
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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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Natalie Forrest was in Michigan Department of Corrections custody when she gave birth at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital in March 2025. A federal lawsuit filed by Flood Law now alleges two corrections officers, including a man, remained in the room through labor and delivery with their body cameras on. Hear more from senior attorney Maura Battersby in the article below. ... See MoreSee Less
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A farmer can lock in a price for soybeans. A lender can’t lock in what a car will be worth in three years.
That’s the gap Exponential Markets is working to close, and Ed Garsten covered it in Forbes.
Tariffs, gas prices and an uncertain economy have made used vehicle values hard to predict. When lenders can’t predict them, they build in buffers, and drivers end up paying more. The Exponential Auto Index uses real auction data to track those values week to week and gives companies a way to hedge that risk. ... See MoreSee Less
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For World Mental Health Day, Jaimie Clayton, president/CEO of Oakland Family Services, spoke with WWJ Newsradio 950's Beth Fisher about seeing more people with depression, how it's a good time to stop and do a mental health self-assessment, and more. ... See MoreSee Less
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Athina Papas said of the Final Four coming to Detroit, “These big events do so much for a lot of the businesses downtown,” Papas said. “You get people who may have never been to Detroit who love it on their first trip, and they want to keep coming back.” The Atheneum Suite Hotel in Greektown is either under contract or close to contract for essentially all of its rooms tied to the event, with much of the inventory allocated through NCAA-related blocks. Read the Crain's Detroit Business article for more. ... See MoreSee Less
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Ford Motor Company stopped building the F-150 Lightning in December. Since then, it has become one of the most sought-after used vehicles in the country.
Plug - The EV Marketplace CEO Jimmy Douglas told Bloomberg's Kyle Stock that part of the credit goes to a simple design decision.
“One of the best things Ford could have done is making the F-150 Lightning look like an F-150,” Douglas said.
Price is the other driver. Used, the Lightning sells for 50% to 60% of its original sticker, and Douglas said the demand shows drivers want electric trucks as long as they aren’t too expensive.
Read the full story at the link. ... See MoreSee Less
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What does the American family actually want from an everyday vehicle? 🚗 💜
Patrick Sisson of Fast Company rode with the Chip Motors team around Venice Beach to find out. His piece covers the growth of electrification, rising car ownership costs, booming golf cart sales, and why Chip sits where those trends meet.
Some highlights:
• A “Life Utility Vehicle” for 4–6 riders, starting at $15,000
• Up to 100 miles of range
• A car that smiles, says hello, and gets people talking at the curb
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Ontrac AI CEO Ajay Chawla told WWJ Newsradio 950's Pat Vitale that companies who resist the use of AI are at risk of not being able to compete. Their discussion is part of the series Metro Detroit and the AI Revolution.
Listen to the clip below to learn more. ... See MoreSee Less
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Bosch USA recently showcased its vision for the "truck of the future" at its proving grounds in Flat Rock, Michigan. Brian Mello highlights what really grabbed his attention in the video below. ... See MoreSee Less
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9.7 from FOX 2 Detroit's Robin and Doug! 🔥
"Feast in the Beast" stopped at Mootz Pizzeria + Bar today for thin, crispy New York-style pizza! See their full reaction in the video below! ... See MoreSee Less
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