TAMPA, FL, May 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) Mini Cities announces that on Thursday, May 12, 2011 it will be presenting at the NYC Early-Stage Angel and Venture Capital Event hosted by FundingPost. "We are very excited to be able to pitch Mini Cities to such a great group of investors." Said Ana Abraham, founder of MiniCities.com. "Mini Cities is in a great space right now with the acquisition of Patch and Bckyrd.com we are in the right market at the right time."
Mini Cities is built on a proprietary multi-tiered multitenant platform. Each Mini Cities site is a hyperlocal destination site for local communities that surround major cities with search engine optimized sites featuring business directories, coupons, events, and It's the Big Deal (hyperlocal focused Groupon Model with directory and online reputation building tie-in). Each site is search engine optimized for local search. "Our goal is to strengthen and build local business and local communities. We are very excited about the future of Mini Cities." Said Abraham.
Mini Cities will have the opportunity to pitch to great investment firms such as Bingham McCutchen LLC, Hudson Ventures, Klifer Capital, Vital Financial, High Peaks Venture Partners, Dreamit Ventures, GSA Venture Partners. "We look forward to putting our best foot forward. It will be an honor to meet such influential people." Said Ana Abraham.
FundingPost has hosted 180+ sold-out venture events in 20 cities over the past 9 years.
Mini Cities offers a unique low cost franchise opportunity that gives franchisees a turn-key system into the local search and local online advertising boom. For more information contact Ana Abraham (813) 300-6049 or email ana@MiniCities.com.
Website: http://www.MiniCities.com/
Mini Cities to Present at NYC Early-Stage Angel and Venture Capital Event
Mini Cities announces that on Thursday, May 12, 2011, Ana Abraham founder of Mini Cities will be presenting at the NYC Early-Stage Angel and Venture Capital Event hosted by FundingPost.
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[Press-News.org] Mini Cities to Present at NYC Early-Stage Angel and Venture Capital EventMini Cities announces that on Thursday, May 12, 2011, Ana Abraham founder of Mini Cities will be presenting at the NYC Early-Stage Angel and Venture Capital Event hosted by FundingPost.