Wow, what a great site.  I am excited to have found wowowow this morning after watching the Today show.  I am a woman owned e-commerce furniture company.  www.eWayfurniture.com

We are not looking for unpaid interns, but more along the lines of working partner(s) that have excellent ideas, can work from home, understand great customer service, have writing and administrative skills.  Computer skills; yes we need those; ie. Photoshop, programming, Excel, etc…

We are currently working on a new comprehensive – everything about home/furniture site to include, retailers (online and bricks and mortar), manufacturers (furniture, lighting, rugs, bedding, linens, dishes etc…), installers, designers and the list goes on to bring the absolute best service, product and price to the savvy but busy consumer, much like ourselves.

You can contact me at gina@ewayfurniture.com

All I can say is YAY for wOw   \0/   …  I watched the clip on Today Friday and this morning… I have bookmarked this site as my homepage!!!!!!  I would be interested to see what ideas are out there for women that are disabled due to illness. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease in 2001. I worked full time since I was 16 and at the age of 41 was told that I can no longer work due to my illness… I am disabled because of CD… I volunteer 4 days a week to give myself the feeling of "going to work"…  Also because it is very rewarding… I wonder if there are any opportunities for me to explore…

thx :)

Three cheers to W0W for being innovative and motivated to start a program like this. I am retired but didn’t stop working until 82 years last year. Oh oh there goes the age thing. I never had an internship but kept working at least part time and went to enrichment classes all along the way. This plus raising a family with a supportive husband.

I believe in continuing to learn and communicate with others as much as possible.  I was lucky in my field and I hope other companies will follow your lead. 

Bravo on a great idea !  I saw the Today show segment and was impressed by the great opportunity you are giving your interns.

I have a law practice and am now thinking maybe there is a way I can implement my own intern program and help someone update their office skills.

I have seen the piece on tv which is great for women with savings and a husband. I can’t afford to work for free or a stipend. I need a job. Creditors are not being paid, my verizon bill is in default and in collection. I’ve been ducking verizon’s telephone calls pretending to be someonelse when they call. I need a job. Want to help? Hire me; (Cleaner/ Political Campaign Worker/ Security Guard/ Customer Service)  

Kudos for spotlighting interns – whatever the age they rock!! At Cole Communications (www.jcolecomm.com) we’ve benefited from interns for years - from college kids to boomer moms staying involved and learning new skills.  Anyone out there interested in working at a boutique PR firm in the Flatiron District with top-drawer clients and a reputation for creativity and results please contact me Joanne Cole, founder, at joanne@jcolecomm.com