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Security-Relate Firms In Growth Mode

Pete Daly

Published: February 18, 2008

Keith Brophy is chairman of the Michigan Homeland Security Consortium and president of development for Troy-based NuSoft Solutions, which acquired SageStone Consulting in 2004, a Grand Rapids company Brophy helped found.
GRAND RAPIDS — Emerging technologies, campus security and Michigan's close proximity to Canada are all factors pointing to a potential for increasing security-related business in West Michigan, according to one of the leaders of the Michigan Homeland Security Consortium.

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