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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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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
www.autonews.com
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.
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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The Detroit News rounds up the top Easter dining experiences, from brunch at the Atheneum Suite Hotel in downtown Detroit to a special meal at Rudy's Prime Steakhousehouse in Clarkston.
Check out the full list below and make your reservation before it's too late! ... See MoreSee Less
When is Easter 2026 and where to find a buffet brunch in Metro Detroit
www.detroitnews.com
Sit down for a plated brunch or dinner, or book a ticket to one of the many holiday buffets around town where the Easter Bunny may make an appearance.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A clear perspective on leadership in a rapidly shifting technology landscape.
In a recent interview with Medium, Mark Friday, president of RJ Networks, outlines a practical approach to navigating innovation without losing sight of fundamentals.
Key themes from the interview:
• Honesty as a long-term strategy for building trust with clients
• A measured approach to emerging technologies, with an emphasis on testing and real-world application
• The continued importance of human connection as automation accelerates
As AI and other technologies reshape how businesses operate, the common thread is consistent: progress is most effective when it is grounded in clarity, discipline and relationships. ... See MoreSee Less
The Future is Faster Than You Think: Mark Friday Of RJ Networks On How Leaders Are Preparing for…
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Honesty builds trust. Being upfront, even when it risks losing business, strengthens relationships in the long run.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Da’Quain Johnson, a 32-year-old father of three, was shot three times in the back by a Grand Rapids Police Department officer after a chase that ended with him on the ground, on his stomach, with a K-9 engaged.
The justification centers on one claim: that he pointed a gun at officers. But the video released so far does not clearly show that.
During a recent press conference, Ven Johnson of Ven Johnson Law and Ben Crump addressed that gap, along with the broader context that this marks the 12th officer-involved shooting by GRPD since 2022.
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Patios are calling.
Axios Detroit named Kampers Rooftop Lounge one of the best spots to kick off the first day of spring, with a drink in hand and skyline views to match. ... See MoreSee Less
Best Detroit patios for spring drinks, coffee
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From rooftop views to cozy cafes, these Detroit patios are prepping for spring.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Bowman Chevrolet is taking a measured approach to the coming wave of off-lease EVs hitting the used market. In Automotive News, general sales manager Joe Jackson shared how the dealership is positioning itself to capitalize on the shift, without getting ahead of the data. ... See MoreSee Less
Used EVs are about to flood the market. How dealers can profit
www.autonews.com
The influx of off-lease electric vehicles expected to begin reaching the market this year presents both profit opportunity and risk for dealers.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Herman Jenkins, trails manager for Friends of the Rouge, discussed the Rouge Gateway Greenway Project with Keith Matheny of the Detroit Free Press. Friends of the Rouge is working with 10 nearby communities and Wayne County to develop a water trail that will complement the developing network of connected greenways along the Lower Rouge, from Canton to the Detroit River. ... See MoreSee Less
Revealing the Rouge: Gateway Greenway trail project brings access to nature
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In the most industrialized part of Michigan are natural areas that mostly go unnoticed. Federal, state and local partners want to get area residents to them.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Dr. Alex Schechter, veterinarian and owner of Burrwood Veterinary in Royal Oak, discusses warm weather prep care on FOX 2 Detroit to keep pets happy and healthy. ... See MoreSee Less
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Global supply chains are being rebuilt from the ground up. In California Business Journal, Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, founder and CEO of Fratarcangeli Wealth Management, breaks down what that structural shift means for long-term investors and why liquidity, discipline and historical context matter more than reacting to headlines. ... See MoreSee Less
Fratarcangeli Wealth Management on the Future of Global Investing: What Shifting Supply Chains Mean for Long-Term Wealth Planning - California Business Journal
calbizjournal.com
Over the last several years, the global economy has been forced to confront the hard truth that the lowest-cost model is not always the most durable. Pandemic0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Attorney Herman Dhade, president of Detroit Immigration Law Firm, joined FOX 2 Detroit’s The Pulse with Charlie Langton to break down what the latest immigration enforcement actions mean in practice.
The conversation focused on what many are seeing right now: increased ICE activity, more aggressive enforcement and growing uncertainty for individuals trying to live and work in the U.S. legally.
Herman shared a clear perspective from the front lines, including:
⚖️ where the current approach may be overreaching
⚖️ how enforcement is impacting families and businesses
⚖️ what individuals should know about their rights
As an advocate for legal immigration, his focus remains on helping people navigate a system that is becoming more complex in real time. ... See MoreSee Less
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WWJ Newsradio 950 highlighted Easterseals MORC’s new Behavioral Health Urgent Care clinic in Macomb, designed to expand access to care, stabilize people in crisis and connect individuals with support for mental health and substance use challenges. ... See MoreSee Less
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Mohammad Fatouraie, director of systems engineering in Bosch USA's Power Solutions division, joined Molly Boigon on the Automotive News Shift podcast to discuss Bosch's multilane approach to propulsion system technology. “What’s important for us at Bosch is that we always have the technology-neutral, multi-path approach when we are developing and deploying, both in terms of the technology development as well as deployment of the investments for industrialization of those developed technologies.” ... See MoreSee Less
Mohammad Fatouraie: How suppliers adapt to lower-than-expected EV sales
www.autonews.com
The director of the engineering and power solutions division at Bosch, Mohammad Fatouraie, talks about how suppliers are coping with the financial strain from investments to prepare for the EV transit...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
March Madness calls for serious game day food. 🍕
Little Italy Pizza owner Sean Katchuba joined Brett Kast WXYZ on WXYZ-TV Channel 7 to share some of the best menu items for watching the tournament, including a Little Italy original: pizza fries. 🍟
Crispy fries topped with pizza ingredients and baked to perfection. It’s a combination you won’t find anywhere else. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy 313 Day, Detroit!
WXYZ-TV Channel 7 rounded up ways to celebrate across the city, including local deals worth checking out:
🍕 $3.13 pizza slices at Mootz Pizzeria + Bar's Slice House
🌯 Buy one build-your-own shawarma bowl or wraMy Big Fat Shawarmawarma's three locations, get the second for $3.13
🍹 $13.13 premium margaritas and $3.13 flavorMezcal Mexican Restaurant Detroitnt Detroit ... See MoreSee Less
313 Day 2026: Deals, celebrations and more across metro Detroit on Friday
www.wxyz.com
To celebrate the day, plenty of restaurants, shops and more are doing celebrations across the city, offering discounts on items, food, drinks and more.1 CommentComment on Facebook
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New support is now available in Macomb County for people facing a mental health or substance use crisis.
The Macomb Daily recently reported on Easterseals MORC’s recently opened Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center, which offers walk-in support designed to reduce long emergency room wait times and connect individuals with immediate mental health care. ... See MoreSee Less
In a crisis? Behavior health urgent care now open in Macomb County
www.macombdaily.com
Community members navigating mental health concerns, substance use challenges or other self-identified crises can now access care in Macomb County through walk-in visit or virtual appointments at a…0 CommentsComment on Facebook