GalaxE.Solutions CEO Tim Bryan joined regional leadership, business professionals and higher education specialists in the launch of the NBC News Education Nation On-the-Road tour with the Detroit Summit on March 22, 2013. The event was held at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
This year, Goodwill honors Timothy M. Bryan of GalaxE.Solutions with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his vision and commitment to bringing jobs to Detroit. Bryan has been an advocate for the Detroit region, bringing opportunity and vitality to the city’s core.
In his State of the City address last night, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing announced a donation by custom software developer GalaxE.Solutions that will provide new technology for 14 Detroit police community centers, located in neighborhoods throughout the city, by the end of 2013.
Detroit Regional Chamber President Sandy Baruah discusses Dan Gilbert’s purchase of One Woodward Avenue, and what it means for Detroit. The key roles of GalaxE.Solutions and its Chairman and CEO, Tim Bryan, are also discussed.
GalaxE.Solutions helped create ‘Winter Magic’ in Campus Martius this year, serving as a key sponsor of both the traditional Detroit Tree Lighting Ceremony and the 86th America’s Thanksgiving Parade. Longstanding traditions in the city, the events draw thousands to Detroit each winter.
GalaxE.Solutions Director of Global Recruiting Ryan Hoyle joined other expert panelists to discuss challenges facing metro Detroit and the region’s workforce in relation to job growth and unemployment rates.
GalaxE.Solutions was recognized as the Technology Company of the Year by Automation Alley at the organization’s 12th Annual Awards Gala, held on Friday, September 28 at the GM Heritage Center. Automation Alley is Michigan’s largest technology business association representing more than 1,000 companies.
New Jersey-based information-technology company GalaxE. Solutions Inc. is expanding its Detroit presence and taking a larger lease at the 1001 Woodward building. Driven by new contracts to develop health care IT work in Detroit, GalaxE.’s plan to hire 500 IT professionals over the next five years is ahead of schedule, necessitating the need for more space.