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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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Each year, a handful of the 23 official launch sites along the Clinton River will recieve improvements, based on community feedback.
As The Oakland Pressreports, these efforts are to make the water trail more accessible, visible and safe for the public. ... See MoreSee Less
Improvements on tap for local parks along Clinton River
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The Watershed Council consulted with communities, received results from an online survey and spoke with kayakers.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Once a long-vacant landmark, Detroit’s historic Book Tower is celebrating its 100th anniversary with renewed energy. The Detroit Free Press reflects on the building’s transformation and grand reopening as a mixed-use destination, now home to standout hospitality concepts, including Le Suprême, Hiroki San , and Kampers Rooftop Lounge, alongside the 117-room ROOST Detroit extended-stay hotel. ... See MoreSee Less
Once neglected and crumbling, Detroit’s Book Tower feels alive again
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The ornate skyscraper opened in March 1926 and is attached to a shorter and slightly older building. It reopened in 2023 following a dramatic rehab.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Waiting until senior year to think about internships? According to Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, that's already too late.
In an interview Techshalishali, the founder and CEO of Fratarcangeli Wealth Management shares the career advice he wishes more students heard earlier, from when to start pursuing internships to how relationships built early can shape an entire career. ... See MoreSee Less
Fratarcangeli Wealth Management on the Internship Head Start That Actually Pays Off
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Waiting until senior year to think about internships is already too late, at least according to someone who has watched countless students make that exact mistake. Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, founder and C...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
My Big Fat Shawarma is officially in the Detroit Free Press Shawarma Showdown finals, celebrated for its contemporary spin on classic Middle Eastern flavors.
Cast your vote daily through 11:59 p.m. Thursday, April 2 at the link below. ... See MoreSee Less
My Big Fat Shawarma vs. Al Ameer compete for the best shawarma title
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We have our final two matchups in the 2026 Free Press Shawarma Showdown as No. 1 My Big Fat Shawarma competes with Al Ameer.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Let’s gooo—finals, baby! 🥙🔥 appreciate the love!
What happens between pickup and delivery remains one of the biggest blind spots in the cold chain.
During a recent FreightWaves 3PL Summit panel, Karl McDermott, chief SaaS officer at DeltaTrak, broke down where visibility still falls short and what’s changing.
For years, decisions have been made with delayed or incomplete information. By the time issues surface, the outcome is already set. Claims are filed, product is lost and accountability becomes unclear.
The shift is toward real-time intelligence. Connected devices, geofencing and shelf-life prediction are giving carriers, 3PLs and shippers the ability to act in the moment.
The result:
• Fewer claims
• Less product loss
• Clearer accountability
• Stronger, data-driven operations
The takeaway: visibility alone isn’t enough. What matters is how quickly you can act on the data. ... See MoreSee Less
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Still need plans for Easter?
The Detroit Free Press rounds up where to go for brunch or dinner, including Aurora Italiana, Aurora On The Lake and the Atheneum Suite Hotel.
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Where to dine on Easter in metro Detroit on Easter
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Here's a collection of metro Detroit restaurants with Easter brunch buffets or special menus that celebrate the spring holiday.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A man followed Flood Law's client into an elevator at Royal Park Hotel and tried to forcibly kiss her. She fought him off and reported it immediately, but because of the hotel's failures, he faced no consequences.
This week, a lawsuit was filed on her behalf. Senior Attorney David Champine explains the dCBS DetroitBS Detroit. ... See MoreSee Less
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Tigers Opening Day is one week away! 🐯
Lisa and Kyle Walters of Mootz Pizzeria + Bar and Side Hustle Lounge joined FOX 2 Detroit to spotlight the return of their Breakfast of Champions pizza, just in time for next Friday's festivities. ... See MoreSee Less
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Dr. Alex Schechter, owner of Burrwood Veterinary in Royal Oak says, in a DBusiness Magazine feature, “We draw clients from around the region, and we have some people with pets who drive here from Traverse City. The demand has been off the charts.” ... See MoreSee Less
Bow Wow Meow
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A few things stand out at Burrwood Veterinary in Royal Oak, which offers primary and urgent care for dogs and cats, and is privately owned. For starters, if a phone […]0 CommentsComment on Facebook
NPR's All Things Considered explored how rising gas prices are reshaping the gig economy, tapGridwisedwise Analytics CEO Ryan Green for insight.
With fuel costs climbing past $4 a gallon in many markets, delivery drivers are getting more selective about which orders they accept, tightening their routes and rethinking what counts as a worthwhile trip. For many, tips now make up roughly half of their total pay. Green noted the squeeze predates the current spike, as rising costs and increased competition have been compressing driver earnings for some time. Higher gas prices just made it harder to ignore.
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Higher gas prices put the squeeze on the people who deliver your food
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The effects of the war in Iran are far-reaching, extending to drivers for DoorDash and Uber Eats. They're paying more for gas — and being squeezed by competition. DoorDash is rolling out some relief...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The murder conviction is just the beginning.
With Dale Warner now convicted of second-degree murder, Todd Flood of Flood Law is moving fast in the wrongful-death civil case filed on behalf of Dee Warner's family.
"It's not going to take much to satisfy the summary disposition because he was convicted of murder," Flood said. "We're clawing back as much as we can for the children."
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With verdict in, wrongful-death lawsuit for Dee Warner's death to resume
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ADRIAN — With the murder case against Dale Warner resolved pending a likely appeal, a hearing is scheduled later this month to determine the next step in a ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Maura Battersby has 16+ years of experience in the courtroom. Her advice for women in male-dominated industries isn't soft, it's strategic.
In a recent feaMediumithAuthority MagazinehorityFlood Law, the Flood Law senior attorney broke down what it actually takes to thrive in the legal profession: preparation, self-trust, saying yes before you have it all figured out and building a real support system. ... See MoreSee Less
Thriving As A Woman In a Male-Dominated Industry: Maura Battersby of Flood Law On The Five Things…
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Ed Welburn joins host John L. Hanson on In Black America for a thoughtful conversation on leadership, legacy and the evolution of automotive design.
A pioneering voice in the industry, Ed reflects on a career that has helped shape modern design - and what continues to drive his work today.
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Auto designer’s road to success with Ed Welburn
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On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Ed Welburn, vice president of global design with General Motors.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
ICE agents are now being deployed at airports, raising broader concerns about their role.
Attorney Herman Dhade, president of Detroit Immigration, says their presence is problematic, framing it as a guise for immigration enforcement rather than purely operational support.
He notes that placing ICE in travel environments introduces the potential for questioning and arrests, especially as international travelers are already wary of coming to the U.S.
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Immigration attorney discusses ICE at airports
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Immigration Attorney Herman Dhade discusses his concerns over Immigration & Customs Enforcement officers being deployed to airports, as well as what he's hearing from clients about President Trump's i...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The EV slowdown is pushing companies to rethink everything.
Mike Wayland of CNBC highlights how Arizona-based battery technology company Sion Power is pivoting from electric vehicles to defense, developing lithium-metal cells for drones and autonomous systems.
CEO Pamela Fletcher said, "The faster path, and frankly, a big need, is out there in this defense space."
Technology built for one industry rarely stays there. Full story below. ... See MoreSee Less
EV battery startup pivots to defense industry amid Iran war, weak electric vehicle market
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Former GM executive CEO Pamela Fletcher told CNBC "the faster path, and frankly, a big need, is out there in this defense space."0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Most companies are using AI wrong.
88% of enterprises use AI in some form, but only 8% see a measurable impact on their bottom line.
Bob Marsh, chief client officer at OnTrac AI, argues in Automotive News that the top performers aren't using AI to cut headcount. They're using it to finally act on ideas they never had the bandwidth to pursue.
His mental exercise is worth trying. If 20 capable people showed up at your front desk tomorrow, ready to grow revenue, what would you have them do?
The suppliers who emerge stronger from this period won't be the ones who did the same things with fewer people. They'll be the ones who did things they'd never been able to do before. ... See MoreSee Less
Guest commentary: Stop cutting costs with AI. Start growing instead
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Most companies use AI to cut costs, but the top 8 percent focus on revenue growth and innovation — unlocking bandwidth for strategic work.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Clinton River Watershed Council’s RainSmart program, as featured by FOX 2 Detroit, helps keep an estimated 1.4 million gallons out of the sewer system each year, preventing an overflow of waste into the Clinton River. Eligible Oakland County residents are able to install rain barrels, plant trees or build rain gardens with full reimbursement.
So water you waiting for? Apply today!💧
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Oakland County's RainSmart Rebates returns to help more residents install rain barrels, gardens, and trees
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RainSmart Rebates reimburses Oakland County residents who install rain barrels, rain gardens, and trees at their homes, with a goal of keeping as much rainwater as possible out of the sewer system.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Light, fresh and ready for Easter.
JB Caillet, general manager and sommelier at Rudy's Prime Steakhousehouse, stoppeFOX 2 Detroittroit to share wine picks designed to pair perfectly with your holiday meal, from brunch to dinner. ... See MoreSee Less
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Big eats. Bold flavor. No shortcuts.
CBS Detroit spotlighted My Big Fat Shawarma for its contemporary spin on a classic, with build-your-own bowls, wraps and salads across Warren, Midtown Detroit and West Bloomfield.
Foodie Friday with My Big Fat Shawarma
CBS News Detroit is celebrating Foodie Friday with My Big Fat Shawarma, which has locations in Detroit, Warren and West Bloomfield. ... See MoreSee Less
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So big. So fat. So shawarma.
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Rudy's Prime Steakhousehouse Executive Chef Josh Stockton joHour Detroit Magazineazine Editor-in-Chief Kate WalsCBS Detroittroit to celebrate the Clarkston destination being named Restaurant of the Year, a cherished tradition of honoring excellence and innovation in the region's culinary landscape.
Foodie Friday with Rudy's Prime Steakhouse
Rudy's Prime Steakhouse in Clarkston was named HOUR Detroit's 2026 Restaurant of the Year. ... See MoreSee Less
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