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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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A Michigan woman has gone missing in the Bahamas and her husband has been arrested by the Royal Bahamas Police Force.
Attorney Todd Flood of Flood Law spoke with WXYZ-TV Channel 7 to break down how international law may shape the course of the investigation. ... See MoreSee Less
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As the Masters Tournament enters round two, CBS Detroit caught up with Nicholas B. Frisch, MD MBA of The Center for Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine to talk through what’s behind common golf injuries, from golfer’s elbow to lower back pain.
Bottom line: don’t go full swing on day one. Build back gradually, warm up and give your body time to adjust, so you can stay on the course all season long. ... See MoreSee Less
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Debuting this month in Ferndale, The Seven is a design-driven venue brought to life by a passionate team of hospitality and food service professionals. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, tested and refined to elevate the event experience.
The result is a space that transforms tradition, reimagining how we gather, celebrate and connect.
Read more via DBusiness Magazine. ... See MoreSee Less
New Cuisine and Event Venue The Seven Debuts in Ferndale
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The Seven, a new design-driven event venue located in Ferndale, is set to open April 17 and offer cuisine and hospitality in a single experience. Located at 915 E. Drayton […]0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A new chapter for Ven Johnson Law in the heart of downtown Detroit.
The firm has officially relocated its headquarters to Hudson's Detroit, moving into nearly 25,000 square feet on the building’s fifth floor. The new space includes a dedicated media room with full AV capabilities for press conferences, along with floor-to-ceiling views overlooking Woodward.
Read more via DBusiness Magazine. ... See MoreSee Less
Ven Johnson Law Relocates to Hudson's Detroit
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Ven Johnson Law, a prominent personal injury and civil rights law firm, has moved from the Buhl Building in downtown Detroit to the new Hudson’s Detroit at 1240 Woodward Ave. […]1 CommentComment on Facebook
Congratulations! Amazing firm, amazing lawyers and staff and now new amazing office space - you guys truly deserve it! 🍾
Jen Hinesman, design director of Meadowlark Design + Build, discussed calm spaces at home on FOX 2 Detroit. The easiest things to do are to add more and varied light sources and check your bulbs for warmer tones. Clean up visible clutter - we all have one space that collects clutter. Use warmer colors like browns instead of greys. ... See MoreSee Less
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A defining moment for metro Detroit’s culinary scene: the prestigious Michelin Guide is launching a Great Lakes edition, opening the door for area restaurants to earn its coveted star ratings.
Executive Chef Josh Stockton of Rudy's Prime Steakhouse shared his perspective with Crain's Detroit Business, saying, “This will definitely push the evolution of Detroit restaurants further than it has been pushed before, which is a good thing, as long as we don’t chase stars at the expense of what got us here in the first place.” ... See MoreSee Less
Detroit’s restaurant scene steps up in new regional Michelin Guide
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The famed Michelin Guide on Wednesday announced the launch of an American Great Lakes edition covering six Midwest cities.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Don't miss your chance to win $150,0Easterseals MORC MORC is hosting a raffle to support its autism programs and services, with the winning ticket drawn this Saturday, April 11 at 2pm. Tickets are $100 each, and they're going fast!
Call 1.800.999.5655 or visit bit.ly/April2026CashRaffle to get your tickets today. ... See MoreSee Less
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Small-business confidence is slipping amid rising costs, inflation and global uncertainty, and metro Detroit owners are feeling it.
In a recent piece from Axios Detroit, Mark Friday of RJ Networks put it plainly:
“It feels like everyone is just kind of holding still. It feels like everybody’s playing the game… and then somebody hit pause, and we’re just kind of waiting for it to be unpaused.”
For many businesses, it’s less about pulling back and more about waiting for clearer signals before making the next move. ... See MoreSee Less
Metro Detroit small businesses weigh in on economy
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Confidence is falling among small-business owners, per a recent national survey.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
DBusiness Magazine is taking a pit stop to shine a spotlight on Out Of Office Garage.
Founded in 2022 by Syed and Erica Ahmed in Birmingham’s Rail District, the members-only car club is redefining the enthusiast experience, featuring storage for around 85 vehicles, concierge service and a fully equipped clubhouse complete with a lounge, racing simulators and a coffee bar.
As Eric Frehsée, founding member and president of Tamaroff Motors Inc. and Jeffrey Automotive Group, puts it, “It’s a cool spot.” ... See MoreSee Less
Pit Stop
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Syed and Erica Ahmed saw an opportunity to enter a new business line to complement their luxury and exotic car dealership, Platinum Motor Cars, in a former plywood storage building […]0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Market uncertainty isn't a signal to panic, it's a condition to plan for.
Jeffrey Fratarcangeli, founder and CEO of Fratarcangeli Wealth Management, sFinancial Advisor Magaziner Magazine about how his firm is navigating uncertainty and fluctuations in today's markets. His take? It's normal to be abnormal. Focusing on preparation over prediction will help keep your wealth management goals on track. ... See MoreSee Less
In A Market That Won't Sit Still, Advisors Double Down On Process
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As one advisor put it while reflecting on the current volatility, “It is normal to be abnormal.”0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Downtown Detroit is getting ready to roar for the Tigers' home opener at Comerica Park. 🐅
Detroit News News rounds up where to kick off celebrations, incluSide Hustle Loungeounge, opening early at 10 a.m. with the return of its fan-favorite 'Breakfast of Champions' pizza.
Expect Bloody Mary and mimoGriffin Claw Brewing Company (GCBC) a Griffin Claw beer tent, a live DJ on the patio and raffles for Tigers tickets and Mootz and Side Hustle Lounge gift cards. ... See MoreSee Less
It's party time in downtown Detroit for the Tigers' Home Opener Friday
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Where to find the early bars, tent parties, tailgates and other fun on Friday ahead of the Tigers Home Opener at Comerica Park.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Caught on camera: A garbage truck driver attacked a 17-year-old in front of his mother and 4-year-old brother, leaving the teen with serious injuries and his family in fear. Flood Law Senior Attorney David Champine explained the details of the firm's lawsuit against the driver and his employeFOX 2 Detroittroit. ... See MoreSee Less
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Little Italy Pizza is ready for Final Four weekend! 🍕
Featured in The Detroit News, the local staple is rolling out a game-day bundle built for a full house:
• Two pizzas (1-topping + 3-topping)
• 10 wings
• Cheese bread + specialty salad
• 2-liter soda
All for $49.99, with a larger option if you’re feeding a bigger crew.
With locations across Eastpointe, Roseville and Warren, it’s a strong play for a weekend where takeout becomes the main event. ... See MoreSee Less
Brands get in on Final Four frenzy with deals on pizza, chicken & more
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March Madness extends to fast-casual brands as they try to woo basketball fans with combos big and small for gameday munching.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Each year, a handful of the 23 official launch sites along the Clinton River will recieve improvements, based on community feedback.
As The Oakland Press reports, 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.1 CommentComment 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.
See the full list below. ... See MoreSee Less
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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