SMALL BUSINESS : Trilingual On-Line Service to Debut as Electronic Chamber of Commerce
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Get ready for the Electronic Chamber of Commerce.
That’s what the developers are calling their new 24-hour on-line computer service, which begins Jan. 17.
“You will be able to post bids, resumes, jobs offered-wanted, advertise, network and even study demographics via your personal computers,” said Jose Ulloa, co-founder of the Long Beach-based service.
The service will cost $15.95 a month, with no additional usage fees. Access to the Internet will be available, and users will be able to communicate in English, Spanish or French. “Unlike other services, this will be devoid of games and frills that have kept others out of the corporate offices,” Ulloa said.
The service is a joint project of Ritz Hispanic Business Consultants and FormAvision Multimedia. For information, call (310) 591-2800.
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