eCareer Holdings, Inc. Awarded by South Florida Business Journal as a "Best Place to Work"

BOCA RATON, Fla., March 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- eCareer Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: ECHI) announces today that it has been awarded and recognized as one of the "Best Places to Work" by the South Florida Business Journal. eCareer placed fourth among the top 15 small business finalists in South Florida. South Florida Business Journal's 15th annual "Best Places to Work" program nominated 40 companies in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties whose operations are changing the business landscape.

"We are honored to be named on this prestigious list as there are roughly 170 thousand small businesses in South Florida," says eCareer Holding's president, Tim Kardok. "Placing fourth in the top 15 finalists is a remarkable accomplishment for being such a young company as other award winners included companies such as Edward Jones, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, and Kforce. This award is a tribute to our people, who take such pride in our company, culture, philosophy, direction, and future."

Members of the eCareer management team were invited to the award ceremony on February 25, 2014, where the award-winning companies were announced.

About eCareer Holdings, Inc.

Headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, eCareer Holdings, Inc. is an early-stage high growth Internet marketing company. Through developing branded career websites focused on specialized "Internet Job Verticals," the company's goal is to provide the most effective job advertising platforms in the marketplace. With an emphasis on the use of superior technology, eCareer Holdings, Inc. addresses the high demand for and the shortage of skilled professionals in specific sectors. The company launched its first site, Openreq™ for staffing, recruiting and HR professionals in January 2013. For additional information visit www.openreq.com.

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