Virtual Internship Website, CyberInterns.com, Receives Undisclosed Amount Of Startup Capitol From Angel Investor
With the downfall of the economy and the advances in technology, our objective at CyberInterns.com is to connect employers with students seeking virtual internships.
- (1888PressRelease) February 07, 2011 - Los Angeles, CA - CYBERINTERNS.COM RECEIVES AN UNDISCLOSED SUM FROM ANGEL INVESTOR.
CyberInterns.com today announces that they have received an undisclosed sum of startup capitol from an Angel Investor. CyberInterns.com, a website recently launched by entrepreneur Talan Torriero (Of MTV's Laguna Beach Fame), hopes to connect small business owners with those seeking virtual internships. This unique marketplace will make employers more efficient in these challenging economic times, and will also provide a resource for students to find flexible work opportunities.
"At this time I cannot discuss the amount of money we have recently received, but as the number of employers looking to save money in this terrible economy increase (1/3 of all Internships are now virtual), we feel CyberInterns.com's timing is on point and hope to be a big time player in this exciting new market very soon. The recent capitol will go towards an entire redesign of the website to make a more suitable and interactive environment for employers seeking virtual interns. The goal is to have the new website launched within 45 days. We plan on rolling out a ton of new features that will take this marketplace to the next level. We are also discussing partnerships with some major corporations. What can I say...We're thrilled! " - Talan Torriero Founder of CyberInterns.com
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