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Microvision

is in the Technology Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$1.7M

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Micro Visions began in 1989 as a result of Julie Lough's vision to assist businesses in utilizing information technology (IT) solutions to more effectively run their companies and manage the costs of their total IT investments. After gaining technical and business expertise supporting a variety of computer systems in the corporate environment of a Fortune 500 company, Julie left full-time employment to pursue her own business venture. "I loved the continuous learning opportunities in technology, the challenge of problem solving, and opportunity to assist people. Since I had an interest in owning a business and to be in control of my own destiny, starting a technology-based company seemed to be the ideal career choice," said Julie. Since that time, Micro Visions has grown and earned a reputation for offering objective advice and service excellence to businesses throughout West Michigan. "We perform whatever role the client needs, from CIO to technician, and have assisted in the development of many internal system administrators," said Julie.

Number of Employees 7

Contact Information

262 Leonard St Ste 2

Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504

www.microvision...

1 616 776 0400

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Other Electronic Component Manufacturing: 334419

Company News

News & Analysis

microvision and seattle times co. - All News and Analysis

IPO excels for Microvision's scanner unit Lumera in Bothell, Wash.

- 2004-07-23

By Drew DeSilver, The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 23--Microvision subsidiary Lumera put the finishing touches on its initial public offering of stock late yesterday, with the price per share and the number of shares above its original estimates. ...

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Polymer Materials Developer Files for Public Sale of Stock.

- 2004-05-20

By Kristina Shevory, The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 20--Lumera, a Bothell-based subsidiary of Microvision, filed to go public yesterday with a stock offering of up to $30 million. The company becomes the fourth in Washington to go public...

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Bothell, Wash.-Based Optical Scanner Firm Raises $12.5 Million in Stock Sale.

- 2003-03-06

By Tricia Duryee, The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 6--Bothell-based Microvision, which develops uses for optical scanners, said yesterday it sold $12.5 million in stock to fund operations for at least the next seven months. Last year,...

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The Seattle Times Business Digest Column.

- 2001-03-15

The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 15--LUMERA GETS $24 MILLION IN FIRST-ROUND FUNDING: Lumera, a subsidiary of Microvision, has closed $24 million in first-round funding, led by Cisco Systems. Lumera and research partners at the University of Washington have developed an electro-optic...

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