SAN DIEGO, CA, June 2, 2010 - CAD Gorilla announced today that it has been accepted as an Autodesk Authorized Developer, and is now an official member of the Autodesk Developer Network (ADN). CAD Gorilla provides video based training and tutorials for Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Revit software, which can be purchased direct, or from a growing number of Autodesk resellers worldwide.

“We are happy to welcome CAD Gorilla to our growing community of Autodesk partners" stated Jim Quanci, director of the Autodesk Developer Network. "With the impressive multimedia content from CAD Gorilla, our customers have another great resource to leverage in becoming proficient using Autodesk software."

Jason Wright, Business Development Manager of CAD Gorilla, comments, "This is an important step in the process of building relationships within the Autodesk community. We’re excited to be welcomed into the Authorized Developer program, and look forward to partnerships with Autodesk’s value-added resellers, who share the same goal of helping end users increase their proficiencies with Autodesk software."

CAD Gorilla’s introductory product, "Inventor for Beginners", includes two hours of interactive video training designed by professional instructors, plus downloadable exercise files, and assessment exams that support the user throughout each step in their learning path.

About CAD Gorilla
CAD Gorilla is a San Diego based company focused on the development and distribution of video based training for Autodesk software. The mission of CAD Gorilla, is to provide the best quality self-paced training for all levels of Autodesk software users, at an indisputable value. For more information, visit www.cadgorilla.com or call +1-858-876-4360.

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