CTOs on the Move


 
Latcha + Associates is an all-inclusive marketing and production company that specializes in the customer lifecycle. There are 220 of us who make up our well-oiled machine. We are innovators, risk takers, problem solvers, storytellers, creators, strategists and analysts – all strong in our convictions, and dedicated to helping our clients do things others simply discuss. From brand identity, print and video, to typesetting, retouching, photography, computer-generated imaging, app development software programming, database managing and development of emerging technologies, we do it all – and all in house. Our mission has always been to be the partner that ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.latcha.com
  • 24600 Hallwood Ct.
    Farmington Hls, MI USA 48335
  • Phone: 248.482.4500

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Justin Mysza
Chief Technologist Profile

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