Brochure Design in Kalamazoo, Michigan
We design a fold-out brochure that shows what you offer and convinces people to buy. It is like a paper menu at a restaurant that walks you through the choices and makes them look tasty.
What is included, how the work runs and examples: Brochure Design service details.
Brochure Design in Kalamazoo, Michigan
AppWT Web & AI Solutions delivers brochure design to businesses in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, a community of approximately 74,000 residents.
Kalamazoo Business Districts We Serve
- Downtown Kalamazoo
- Westnedge Hill
- Drake Road Corridor
Kalamazoo is home to major employers including Western Michigan University, Stryker Corporation, Bronson Healthcare, Pfizer.
Serving businesses near Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Valley Museum, Bell's Brewery, Bronson Park, and throughout Kalamazoo.
Working in Kalamazoo
- The Upjohn Company, a pharmaceutical firm founded in 1886, later merged into Pfizer; its former facilities now house Western Michigan University's medical school and Zoetis research.
- Western Michigan University, including the Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine, is a major employer and educational anchor.
- The Gibson Guitar Corporation was founded here by Orville Gibson in 1902 and built instruments in Kalamazoo before relocating to Nashville by 1984.
- The Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival and the Kalamazoo Animation Festival International are held in the city.
- The Kalamazoo Mall opened on Burdick Street on August 19, 1959, built for about $60,000, drawing national attention and the 'Mall City' nickname.
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Planning brochure design for a business in Kalamazoo? Contact AppWT or call +1 (888) 565-0171.
