Sounds great! Will you have drop-in memberships, too?
Ann
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On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 8:50 PM, Cass Sapir cass.sa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
We are opening up a coworking space in
May I ask how you were able to get such a great turnout for the first
Jelly? Congrats!
Ann
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On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 5:00 PM, SantiagoR1@SoBeCoWorks
santiag...@coworkingbethlehem.com
Have the address of your location posted in a prominent location (or
several). With more and more people using cellphones to call 911, the
address tracing can be unreliable at best. We had an incident at our gym
when the owner was not on the premises, and nobody could remember the
street address
The naming thing is proving to be a big challenge for us, too, but now at
least we have a fun dinner-party story to go along with the challenge.
The building's address is #81.
We were going to call it Cowork81, and decorate with photos of the number 81
in various forms.
Then we found out
their last pullup,
cheering him on and encouraging him.
So how can these things be applied in the coworking environment? Can they?
Maybe Im way off base, but I feel the germ of an idea here -- I just don't
have enough coworking experience to be able to apply the lessons learned.
Thanks,
Ann
Alex,
With almost 150 members, I would guess that there may almost always be
someone on site. Is that the case?
Though our space is not open yet, we are going back and forth on this idea.
The real value in an automated system for us is that as a startup, we won't
have many members for awhile. So
out if there is need for it in the community.
Ann Kingman, future space owner
Attleboro, MA
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Mark W. Kidd m...@stardart.net wrote:
Coworking may be distant kin to community canneries, which there are a few
of in Southwest Virginia, USA. For a nominal fee you
won't use any of your work without asking
permission -- I'm really just trying to brainstorm -- a story arc, the types
of things to include, ideas for images, etc.
Many thanks in advance,
Ann Kingman
Hopeful future spaceowner, Attleboro, MA
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On Apr 27, 10:52 am, Ann Kingman annking...@gmail.com wrote:
Apologies for the repost, but I failed to edit the subject line to
reflect
the change of topic when I sent this originally ...
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Hi
My gym uses MindBodyOnline, and it seems to work well -- but I only see it
from the customer's end, so I'm not sure what the backend looks like.
I hadn't thought about it using it for coworking member management, but I
will keep it in mind as we go forward with plans for our space.
Ann
Cowork508
PretzelWorks?
(playing off of Reading is fun, but lends itself to major
mispronounciations (it's prounounced Redding not Reeding)
Ann
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On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 8:02 AM, rob obrien
that you and your other founders have an already-demonstrated commitment to
your community. That may be helpful to us as well, going forward, as we are
hoping that our mayor and governmental officials will see the benefit of a
coworking space in our city.
Ann Kingman
CoWork508 (just a concept
Thanks, PK - they are on my list, so I'm thrilled that you can vouch for
them. That makes a huge difference.
We did take a look at the Ikea office chairs, and felt that the ones that
were comfortable and ergonomic enough were either too big or too small, and
not inexpensive.
We've got some time,
at something. Opportunities
appear as they are seized. :-)
Jeannine
On Feb 21, 10:53 pm, Ann Kingman annking...@gmail.com wrote:
We're in the process of putting together a budget for the initial
furnishing
of our space.
We are hung up on chairs.
I think good office chairs are very
experiences.
Bill
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On Feb 20, 10:23 pm, Ann Kingman annking...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, listserv. I've been reading this list for the past several
months and decided to come out of lurk mode.
My husband and I
Oh, please don't take those conversations off-list! I hope to learn from all
of you, and am keenly interested in systems, furnishings, pricing, etc.
Ann
CoWork508
Attleboro, MA
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 7:34 AM, Mojo Coworking
cmca...@native-marketing.com wrote:
Hi David, Mojo Coworking in
and Tony, please do more).
Thanks to all for the insights and information that you have posted.
This list is a valuable resource.
Ann Kingman
Cowork508
Attleboro, MA
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Except that hashtgds will sometimes inspire someone to ask what is
that? and give wider exposure to the coworking concept.
Ann Kingman
Cowork508
News of our coworking venture in Attleboro, MA coming soon
On Feb 17, 3:06 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
I quite like this idea
We're in the process of putting together a budget for the initial furnishing
of our space.
We are hung up on chairs.
I think good office chairs are very important, and probably key for member
retention. However, the cost of these chairs is freaking me out a bit. It's
not so bad when you think
Thanks to all for your advice re: chairs. I've located a few office
furniture liquidators in the Boston/Providence area and will be shopping
around. I'm glad to hear that others have successfully conquered this
problem.
Best,
Ann Kingman
CoWork508 (in progress)
Attleboro, MA
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