Seeking an investor (or investors) to take www.movejobs.com to the next level. The plan is for £25K investment to be paid in 3 tranches dependent on achieving set milestones.
This is an innovative recruitment related site to help people move jobs and find work more efficiently - not just another job board.
Executive Summary Available and fully detailed 3 year financial forecasts and detailed site specification.
The financial figures forecast a 160% return in year 1 alone if targets are met.
A second round of investment is anticipated in the following year with a partial exit option for the 1st round investor at this stage if desired.
Please contact contact@movejobs.com for further details.
Happy to consider a referral fee if this leads to a successful investment.
Craig
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