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Qimono – CEO Interview
- Published November 13, 2014 3:49PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Qimono is a unique cloud platform that provides Advisory Services to the millions of small businesses. Our Business Advisory applications collapse cost and extend reach to small business and offer affordable advice for performance improvement. Shared knowledge through reports, benchmarks & dashboards capture ”Big Data” on the needs and trends of small businesses.
10 years in the making, Qimono is managed and owned by experienced ex-execs of Apple, IBM & Microsoft, who have done numerous start-ups.
Over $5million has already been generated in revenue, used in Australia by 35 business advisories for 25000 businesses.
We need $2million to capitalise on current growth in Australia and NZ and provide a base for international expansion.
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