Thanks to MetroMediaWork's emphasis on the local community and commitment to driving growth for small businesses, the company was able to conclude its first operational year with strong profits despite a global recession.

MetroMediaWorks provides a much needed service by specializing in affordable custom software, web sites, and internet marketing for small businesses in the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. This emphasis on local business needs has led to rapid growth and generated above-average profit when compared to similar businesses according to Intuit's benchmarks. Business owner, Chris Caputo, says "I believe what has made us so successful is that we create great value for our clients. Our extensive experience and efficient operations allow us to provide top quality work at a fraction of our competitors' bids."

Chamber of Commerce and Referrals Key to MetroMediaWorks Growth

Participation in the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce has provided MetroMediaWorks with a significant number of new clients.  As the company has grown, many of its newest customers have been the result of referrals from existing customers and partners.  MetroMediaWorks is planning to hire additional personnel in the coming year to meet demand, particularly in marketing and administrative roles.

In addition to providing affordable solutions for small businesses in South Florida, MetroMediaWorks' portfolio includes a number of partially owned subsidiaries and joint venture partnerships. This has allowed MetroMediaWorks to generate long-term residual income that is diversified across a variety of industries.

About Chris Caputo

Caputo, a 28 year old self-taught technology professional, was featured in South Florida Gay News (link to view article) on June 23, 2010.  He was highlighted in the Young Entrepreneur Spotlight of the publication. He is the technology partner for "The Challenge" Fundraiser (www.fit4lifefl.com/thechallenge), a fitness and fundraising competition. Caputo was also the first "Challenger" fundraiser participate to reach the $1500 fundraising goal which supports The Stonewall Library, Children's Diagnostic Center, and Share-A-Pet. He is also a member of the Chamber of Commerce's Gay and Lesbian Business Exchange (GLBX) Steering Committee and is currently enrolled in FAU's MBA program.