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New Startup DetroitER Live chooses Katani Inc., as web development partner.

Date: May 05,2010

DetroitER Live a new start up company launched by Detroit native Aaron Morrell (CEO). Mr. Morrell says, “The most commonly heard statement around the Southeast Detroit area is “There is nothing to do here!” Our goal and mission is to focus strictly assisting the rebuilding of Michigan one piece at a time. We are different than all the other sites because we don’t just focus on the night life, but the combination of night life and community events.” Michigan has so much to offer but locals seem to not know about all the great things Detroit has to offer. Michigan offers everything from Helicopter rides to world renowned museums. Michigan offers the second most inner state lakes across the U.S. Morrell goes on to say “We wanted to be part of bringing back the pulse to Detroit. A one stop shop for all communities and businesses events.” Katani Inc., is currently working with CEO and team to complete the fully functional directory. The site looks to be launch its beta site by mid-June 2010.

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