Re: [Coworking] Who has agreements w/ outside groups?

['Piper Hood' via Coworking]

Chandler, I would like to see an actual rental agreement if you ever got 
one together.  I am just setting up my space for event rental.  Any help by 
anyone is much appreciated!

Thanks!

On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 5:38:52 PM UTC-4, Chandler Gray wrote:

> Do any of you have a simple "agreement" or "contract" that you use for 
> these sort of events?  I would like to have something in writing with the 
> ONE organizer  "just in case". So far all of our events have been 
> agreed on verbally, but I think we need to put some expectations / 
> consequences etc... in writing so we are all on the same page.  
>
> Any samples appreciated!!!
>
> Chandler
>
> Chandler Gray
> *The CoWork Factory*
> 277 W San Antonio
> New Braunfels, TX 78130
> 830.214.2990 w
> 830-743-9292 c
>
> www.CoWorkFactoryNB.com 
>
> www.linkedin.com/in/CoWorkFactoryNB 
> 
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, July 30, 2015 at 2:43:13 PM UTC-5, Glen Ferguson wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Tony & Alex, and thanks for some new ideas I can offer. I'll see 
>> how they go over.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *Glen Ferguson*   
>> Phone: 301-732-5165 
>> Email: gl...@coworkfrederick.com 
>> Website: http://coworkfrederick.com 
>> Address: 122 E Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701 
>>
>> On Sat, Jul 25, 2015 at 7:38 PM, Alex Linsker  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Glen, I can totally relate to what Tony wrote about costs and valuing 
>>> a place. At Collective Agency, we started out with a no charge option, and 
>>> that worked great until many unintented consequences happened.
>>>
>>> I'm very happy to rent out conference rooms for meetups and user groups. 
>>> Members get 3 hours per day in conference rooms. Non-members pay. Event 
>>> space rental is always paid, for up to 45 or up to 125 people, and only 
>>> after hours.
>>>
>>> I do not think groups or boards or companies can be responsible for an 
>>> event. I think individuals can be responsible. If one person isn't 
>>> responsible for something, no one is responsible, is a belief I have. But 
>>> individuals can work together, and responsible decisive responsive leaders, 
>>> and setting assertive limits, and systems and processes, is the best.
>>>
>>> Alex Linsker, Collective Agency, Portland Oregon
>>>
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[Coworking] East Coast Coworking Space Road Trip Suggestions?

[carter]

Hi All,

We're opening up a new space in Raleigh this winter and are planning a 
small road trip along the east coast from Mon., 8/24 - Wed., 8/26 to look 
at spaces. We'll be coming from Raleigh up to Philly, passing through 
Richmond and D.C. on the way. Any recommendations on which spaces to stop 
by? Better yet, anyone open to us stopping by for a cup of coffee/tour? :)

Thanks,
Carter

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[Coworking] new coworking in Puerto Escondido, Mexico!

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Hey everyone! 

My name is Emma Bergste, a swede living in Puerto Escondido, Mexico. 
We are now in the process of opening a coworking space in a hotel named 
Break Point! Coworking vacation!

Combine activities such as surfing, yoga with working! :) 

Hope to see any of you here in Puerto :)

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[Coworking] Re: Open Coworking: It's time to talk about it!

[Orlaith Hendron]

Hi Jeannnine, 



I thought the project jovoto are running with CoBoat would be of intereest 
to this group.

It's a brilliant opportunity for anyone with a great project idea to spend 
100 days on the amazing coboat.

All they have to do is submit their idea before the deadline over here 
.

I have a press release i can forward you if you'd like to share it with 
your contacts.

Any questions don't hesitate to get in touch!

Thanks
Orlaith





On Tuesday, June 30, 2015 at 10:30:07 AM UTC+2, Jeannine wrote:
>
>
> Open Coworking is a movement.  It is the community of coworking spaces all 
> over the world, working in many different languages.  WHat we all share is 
> that  we have all committed to the same core values:  Collaboration, 
> Openness, Community, Accessibility, and Sustainability 
>
> We maintain this Google Group.  We also maintain:
>
>
>- 
>
>discuss.coworking.com
>- 
>
>coworking.org and .com 
>- 
>
>The Coworking Blog 
>- 
>
>The Coworking Wiki 
>
>- 
>
>The Coworking Map Project 
>- 
>
>Coworking WIthout Borders 
>- 
>
>Facebook 
>- 
>
>Twitter 
>
>
> We work with the Network hub on the Global Coworking Visa Map. 
> 
>
> Open Coworking has grown up as the need arose, and was only formally 
> organized a couple of years ago.  In 2012, Jacob Sayles took it on and 
> created a nonprofit organization to manage all of the above.  At that time 
> we were very excited that we had reached a huge milestone: 1,000 coworking 
> spaces worldwide!
>
> There are now….more than that.  Ahem.
>
> So recently, he handed the reins of Open Coworking over to me.  And it is 
> time to talk about where we want to go with it.  Organizations tend to 
>  naturally emerge around a community’s needs and while I am in a great 
> position to get feedback about those needs, a number of people find it to 
> be high time we talked about what we want to do.  And where we want to go.
>
> Is it time to get formal with Open Coworking?
>
> This is an all-volunteer movement.  And as some of you know, we have been 
> working on a reorganization of the WIki Team for about a half year.  We 
> have grown in that time to a team of 65 volunteers worldwide. As a larger, 
> worldwide coworking community, we seem to spontaneously have this 
> conversation every 5 years or so. But a majority of the people now involved 
> in coworking were I think not here for the last one.  So it’s time to open 
> up the discussion again I think.
>
> Here is where we are:
>
> We have me, I am still in for organizing Open Coworking, in Oosterhout, 
> the Netherlands.
>
> We have Oren Salomon in Texas USA, busy with establishing a curated Open 
> Coworking community directory based on a map.
>
> There’s our social media, run by Beth Buczynski in Colorado, USA.
>
> There are the Wiki Associates and Regional Partners, listed on the Wiki.
>
> There’s the Global Coworking blog, run by Melissa Geissinger, who is also 
> giving us a much needed facelift (see below for screenshots)
>
> There are a number of other projects and idea which we have been 
> approached to take part in or contribute to.  
>
> The projects I hear most about people wanting are:
>
> 1) a mentoring program, space-to-space; 2) a mentoring program, network 
> to network, for coworking communities setting up local networks; 
>
> 3) an overhaul of the Coworking Visa; 
>
> 4) a marketplace, coworker to coworker.
>
> 5) a best practices “kit” for spaces at different points in the growth 
> curve: starting out, mature and growing, and even end stage. There is also 
> much interest in a best practices “kit” or discussion group for what we can 
> rural coworking, that is, models for coworking in locations other than 
> large cities and also for coworking in specific sectors: retail, 
> hospitality.
>
>   
>
> I signed on to maintain the Wiki and serve the community where I could and 
> that is what I intend to keep doing.  
>
> *Here is what I want from you*
>
> I want to know what you think.  I want to know what you would like to see 
> from Open Coworking.  I want you to take part in this conversation.
>
> I also want you to help us get the word out that the conversation is 
> taking place.  With your social media, within your communities and within 
> your cities, as soon as the discussion goes up I would like for you to 
> share the word.
>
> We can continue to keep on as we are keeping on:  the organization as it 
> is now is sufficient to maintain the Blog, t

[Coworking] Re: Coworking Financial Model

[Lado Kandelaki]

Hello Erik,

I could not download this useful file...
Could you please help me?

Thanks,

Lado





On Wednesday, December 8, 2010 at 8:18:45 PM UTC+4, Erik Osmond wrote:
>
> With the recent discussion involving coworking spreadsheets, I would 
> like to contribute the spreadsheets which the Sarapis Foundation has 
> built for our perspective coworking space.  The spreadsheet has some 
> functionality to produce a financial outlook for your business.  It 
> would be really cool if any established spaces wanted to put their 
> numbers into this spreadsheet to help give perspective spaces a good 
> idea of what they should plan for.  You can access the google docs 
> here. 
>
> Coworking Space - 
> https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Asb13sN4plX6dFE2YUQzTXJUYkNSb244M0RROGZZcnc&hl=en
>  
>
> Coworking Cafe - 
> https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Asb13sN4plX6dC0xa2FjdUZlR1pEaC1lMDE3SmlfNHc&hl=en
>  
>
> Or you can download both spreadsheets locally from our website. 
> sarapisfoundation.org/files/Coworking_Finances_v1.0.zip 
>
> Please contact me if you have any questions or if you have ideas for 
> how to improve the spreadsheets. 
>
> Thanks 
>
> Erik

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Re: [Coworking] East Coast Coworking Space Road Trip Suggestions?

[Glen Ferguson]

If you want to avoid I-95 from Baltimore to Philly (and believe me, you do)
you're welcome to swing west and visit Cowork Frederick
. From there you can head north
to PA, check out CoWork155  in York
and the several Candy Factory 
locations in Lancaster. (obviously, check with those folks first, but
they're on the way to Phila.)


*Glen Ferguson*
Phone: 301-732-5165
Email: g...@coworkfrederick.com
Website: http://coworkfrederick.com
Address: 122 E Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701

On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 8:26 AM,  wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> We're opening up a new space in Raleigh this winter and are planning a
> small road trip along the east coast from Mon., 8/24 - Wed., 8/26 to look
> at spaces. We'll be coming from Raleigh up to Philly, passing through
> Richmond and D.C. on the way. Any recommendations on which spaces to stop
> by? Better yet, anyone open to us stopping by for a cup of coffee/tour? :)
>
> Thanks,
> Carter
>
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Re: [Coworking] Collaboration between coworking spaces

[Jacob Sayles]

This is very exciting and we are super happy to be working with Ashley.
Are there other examples of spaces coming together like this?  Please
share.

Jacob

On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 5:03 PM, Ashley Proctor  wrote:

>
> For those of you I have yet to meet, hello!
>
> I’m Ashley  and I run Creative
> Blueprint  and Foundery  in
> Toronto, Canada.
> We’ve been building collaborative communities for more than 10 years now
> in Toronto.
>
> I’ve been really lucky to get to travel the world, visiting hundreds of
> coworking spaces and meeting thousands of coworking enthusiasts at
> international conferences. In all of my travels, there are a few coworking
> communities that really stand out.
>
> One of those spaces happens to be Office Nomads  in
> Seattle, Washington.
> The thriving community and sense of camaraderie amongst their members is
> unparalleled, and after almost 8 years of quietly shaping the coworking
> movement I feel they are truly an example for us all. (Full disclosure -
> I’m also lucky to call the co-founders Jacob and Susan friends)
>
> In Toronto, Creative Blueprint and Foundery are partnered within the same
> 15,000 sq ft location (The Foundery Buildings) and we are attempting to
> recreate the success of that model out in Seattle. *Creative Blueprint is
> launching a new US location on the West Coast
> , IN THE SAME 15,000 sq
> ft BUILDING AS OFFICE NOMADS.*
>
> Office Nomads are founding members of the Seattle Collaborative Space
> Alliance  and we are founding members of
> the Coworking Toronto Collective , so we are
> not strangers to the concept of collaborating with other spaces - we like
> to work together! *What I am currently searching for are examples of
> other independent coworking communities that have partnered in the same
> building, or in the same city to bring additional facilities and/or
> resources to their members and their neighbourhood.*
>
> Please point me in the right direction - I have so many questions :)
>
> P.S.
> *You can check out the video about our Seattle expansion here:*
> *https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/creative-blueprint-seattle-expansion#/story
> *
>
> We’ve been raising funds via Indiegogo, and surprisingly many people have
> also approached us directly with financial contributions and materials.
> *Feel free to share the campaign - there is only one week to go, and we
> need all the help we can get :)*
> *Every share and every dollar counts.*
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Ashley
>
>
>
> Ashley Proctor
>
> Creative Blueprint
> www.creativeblueprint.ca
>
> Foundery
> www.foundery.is
>
> GCUC Canada
> canada.gcuc.co
>
>
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Re: [Coworking] Collaboration between coworking spaces

[Shira Schwartz]

This sounds incredibly interesting and exciting--can't wait to see what
co-collaboration can bring!

Shira

On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 1:57 PM, Jacob Sayles 
wrote:

> This is very exciting and we are super happy to be working with Ashley.
> Are there other examples of spaces coming together like this?  Please
> share.
>
> Jacob
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 5:03 PM, Ashley Proctor 
> wrote:
>
>>
>> For those of you I have yet to meet, hello!
>>
>> I’m Ashley  and I run Creative
>> Blueprint  and Foundery  in
>> Toronto, Canada.
>> We’ve been building collaborative communities for more than 10 years now
>> in Toronto.
>>
>> I’ve been really lucky to get to travel the world, visiting hundreds of
>> coworking spaces and meeting thousands of coworking enthusiasts at
>> international conferences. In all of my travels, there are a few coworking
>> communities that really stand out.
>>
>> One of those spaces happens to be Office Nomads  in
>> Seattle, Washington.
>> The thriving community and sense of camaraderie amongst their members is
>> unparalleled, and after almost 8 years of quietly shaping the coworking
>> movement I feel they are truly an example for us all. (Full disclosure -
>> I’m also lucky to call the co-founders Jacob and Susan friends)
>>
>> In Toronto, Creative Blueprint and Foundery are partnered within the same
>> 15,000 sq ft location (The Foundery Buildings) and we are attempting to
>> recreate the success of that model out in Seattle. *Creative Blueprint
>> is launching a new US location on the West Coast
>> , IN THE SAME 15,000 sq
>> ft BUILDING AS OFFICE NOMADS.*
>>
>> Office Nomads are founding members of the Seattle Collaborative Space
>> Alliance  and we are founding members of
>> the Coworking Toronto Collective , so we are
>> not strangers to the concept of collaborating with other spaces - we like
>> to work together! *What I am currently searching for are examples of
>> other independent coworking communities that have partnered in the same
>> building, or in the same city to bring additional facilities and/or
>> resources to their members and their neighbourhood.*
>>
>> Please point me in the right direction - I have so many questions :)
>>
>> P.S.
>> *You can check out the video about our Seattle expansion here:*
>> *https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/creative-blueprint-seattle-expansion#/story
>> *
>>
>> We’ve been raising funds via Indiegogo, and surprisingly many people have
>> also approached us directly with financial contributions and materials.
>> *Feel free to share the campaign - there is only one week to go, and we
>> need all the help we can get :)*
>> *Every share and every dollar counts.*
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> Ashley
>>
>>
>>
>> Ashley Proctor
>>
>> Creative Blueprint
>> www.creativeblueprint.ca
>>
>> Foundery
>> www.foundery.is
>>
>> GCUC Canada
>> canada.gcuc.co
>>
>>
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[Coworking] Invoicing and online payments

[Heather Haindel]

Hey! I'm curious what folks are using for invoicing their members nowadays? 
How do you accept payments? What do you like/not like about the 
software/services you're using? If you were starting from scratch right 
now, what would you use?

Is anyone using waveapps.com?

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Re: [Coworking] Invoicing and online payments

[Jacob Sayles]

We recently switched to using Xero for accounting although we don't use it
for invoicing.  We don't actually invoice.  We bill using recurring billing
on our payment gateway (usaepay) and they can get a recipe for their
charges through Nadine, a custom app we've been writing over the years.

On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 1:21 PM, Heather Haindel 
wrote:

> Hey! I'm curious what folks are using for invoicing their members
> nowadays? How do you accept payments? What do you like/not like about the
> software/services you're using? If you were starting from scratch right
> now, what would you use?
>
> Is anyone using waveapps.com?
>
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Re: [Coworking] Invoicing and online payments

[Ashley Proctor]

We LOVE LOVE LOVE FreshBooks!

http://www.freshbooks.com/right-for-me 

I promise I don’t work for FreshBooks, although I ask them to work with me on a 
lot of things ;)
They are great supporters of small businesses.

I found them years ago and I recommend them to most of my clients and members.
I use them for all of my companies and everything about it is super-intuitive 
and easy to use.
(Even if you’re not the best with numbers)

The app is also great and I use it for tracking time and keeping track of 
receipts etc.
Come tax time, I can do my own because everything I need is right there in the 
reports.

I’m such a fan, I’ve even asked Mike McDermott to speak at GCUC Canada this 
September.
They know exactly what it’s like to grow a business from scratch and they are 
also amazing if you need help with anything.


Ashley Proctor

Creative Blueprint
www.creativeblueprint.ca 

Foundery
www.foundery.is 

GCUC Canada
canada.gcuc.co 


> On Aug 18, 2015, at 1:21 PM, Heather Haindel  wrote:
> 
> Hey! I'm curious what folks are using for invoicing their members nowadays? 
> How do you accept payments? What do you like/not like about the 
> software/services you're using? If you were starting from scratch right now, 
> what would you use?
> 
> Is anyone using waveapps.com?
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Re: [Coworking] Invoicing and online payments

[Aaron Cruikshank]

I'll echo the Freshbooks love. It can be a bit complicated to set up all
the right SKUs depending on what your desk packages look like but once it
gets going, it's beautiful.

Aaron Cruikshank
Principal, CRUIKSHANK
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e-mail: aa...@cruikshank.me
web: cruikshank.me 
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On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 4:55 PM, Ashley Proctor  wrote:

> We LOVE LOVE LOVE FreshBooks!
>
> http://www.freshbooks.com/right-for-me
>
> I promise I don’t work for FreshBooks, although I ask them to work with me
> on a lot of things ;)
> They are great supporters of small businesses.
>
> I found them years ago and I recommend them to most of my clients and
> members.
> I use them for all of my companies and everything about it is
> super-intuitive and easy to use.
> (Even if you’re not the best with numbers)
>
> The app is also great and I use it for tracking time and keeping track of
> receipts etc.
> Come tax time, I can do my own because everything I need is right there in
> the reports.
>
> I’m such a fan, I’ve even asked Mike McDermott to speak at GCUC Canada
> this September.
> They know exactly what it’s like to grow a business from scratch and they
> are also amazing if you need help with anything.
>
>
> Ashley Proctor
>
> Creative Blueprint
> www.creativeblueprint.ca
>
> Foundery
> www.foundery.is
>
> GCUC Canada
> canada.gcuc.co
>
>
>
> On Aug 18, 2015, at 1:21 PM, Heather Haindel  wrote:
>
> Hey! I'm curious what folks are using for invoicing their members
> nowadays? How do you accept payments? What do you like/not like about the
> software/services you're using? If you were starting from scratch right
> now, what would you use?
>
> Is anyone using waveapps.com?
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