DETROIT, December 3, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Purpose Jobs, the largest startup and technology community in the Midwest, today named Autobooks the No.
Companies were rated based on recent funding, significant employee growth, impactful product launches, office expansions, recent IPOs and upcoming exits. The list included companies with their headquarters and employment in the following cities: Ann Arbor, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, Detroit, big rapids, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh.
Detroit continues to cement itself as a Midwestern Tech Hub and has one of the best-growing tech ecosystems in the country with a thriving startup scene and outposts for big tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Twitter and Amazon. A combination of university talent pipelines, a growing and collaborative startup ecosystem, low cost of living, and accelerated VC funding has to Detroit an increasingly attractive location for the development and expansion of a technology company.
Autobooks works directly with banks, credit unions, and banking technology providers to integrate small business payment and claims tools directly into existing digital banking channels. Autobooks is one of the fastest growing fintech companies in the region and almost has $ 50 million to this day and has concluded several large partnerships in the past year.
“Autobooks is perfectly positioned to grow its niche, purpose-built company,” said Ryan Landau, Founder of Purpose. “You have the right ingredients – the right founders, the right leadership, the right talent and the right product. They have established themselves as experienced managers in the industry Detroit Tech startup scene and we look forward to seeing its next phase of growth. “
From large rounds of funding to explosive IPOs, new funds to new headquarters, the Midwest saw significant growth for its emerging technology centers in Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and more. Of the top 15 US cities that will have a real impact on a high-growth company, LinkedIn lists the top 9 in the Midwest.
“Being a top startup takes a great product, great customer support, and solid business foundation, but ultimately has everything to do with the people who make these great things possible every day,” said Christine Karaptian, Vice President of People of Autobooks. “That’s why we make sure we have a culture that is sincere, caring, supportive, and fun. We love to be successful together and to celebrate our milestones – it is clear from day one that our team members are very committed and appreciate each other’s contributions. ”Then we consolidate our commitment to our team by we offer great salaries, benefits, paid time off, opportunities for professional development and more. “
To view vacancies at Autobooks, visit https://www.autobooks.co/careers. Visit www.purpose.jobs/top-startups-to-watch-2022 for the full list of.
About purpose jobs
Purpose Jobs is the largest startup and tech community in the Midwest. They connect top talent with purpose-oriented companies based on values, experience and cultural contribution. Purpose Jobs offers a human-first approach to job hunting, where employers have access to interview-ready candidates who have completed a profile highlighting skills, experience and cultural significance.
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Detroit-based Autobooks is the industry leader in integrated payments for small business banking. Autobooks integrates its embedded billing and payment acceptance modules with financial institutions’ online and mobile banking channels, helping financial institutions stay ahead of the competition by delivering world-class fintech solutions that help small business owners get paid, cash flow manage and automate accounting. Autobooks offers pre-built integrations with industry-leading core, digital banking and merchant processing solutions, as well as dedicated go-to-market support that enables financial institutions to better serve and monetize small business relationships – in just 90 days. To learn more, ask your technology provider about autobooks or visit www.autobooks.co.
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