Re: [Coworking] Legal Services

[Tamika Washington]

I use legal shield and it is good for contract review and much more.  I was
also thinking of offering it to members as well.






Tamika S. Washington
Community Manager & Founder ▪︎ ConverSpace
   803-386-7112he...@theconverspace.com
  136-4 Forum Drive Columbia, SC 29229
  www.theconverspace.com



On Wed, Jan 23, 2019 at 9:01 PM  wrote:

> We are looking for a lawyer to review our membership agreements which
> we’ve cobbled together from other spaces. Has anybody used the Legal Shield
> services? They are a large group of Lawyers that you pay about $40 a month
> for. Also thought it would also be a nice offering for our members if they
> are any good
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Re: [Coworking] SMALL SPACE OWNERS -- HELP!! How to make money in a small space ?

[Tamika Washington]

I have a small space also.  11 desk, we seat  can 25 at one time at desk
and a few comfy chairs throughout.  I have one small office we are going to
advertise for office space and one meeting room that holds up to six.  We
added a virtual membership plan, which is popular and later this month we
are adding late days. Our space is still new so we've been holding small
events to allow people to gather in the space.  And we've had a lot of
inquiries about using the space for events.


Tamika Washington
Community Manager
he...@theconverspace.com
803.386.7112


On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 1:04 PM AK  wrote:

> Been doing a lot of research (reading, meeting, and talking) -- Also
> looking at build-out costs.  Nevertheless, we still are stuck with a small
> space ( about 800 ft open coworking and one 10x13 private space)
>
> I had a designer tell me decorating, new furniture and space planning
> would run me  $17-20,000 (our place is clean and has fresh paint now) --
>
> Based on rent of about $8 per table ( we think we can have 10 --without
> making it tight)-- $80 /day --$240 month... plus private office $400
> --that all seems too little.
>
> So To ALL of YOU with Small Space, how do you make it work?
>
> Thank you, ALL!  If anyone has answers I know this is the forum to ask
>
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Re: [Coworking] Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs: Using Our Spaces for Good

[Tamika Washington]

I am an educator at heart with over 13 years as an educator.  Many of my
friends are teachers and what we often hear in teacher circles is the need
for self-care and wanting to be appreciated.  Starting in 2019, we will
offer free coworking days for educators to use our space to plan and meet
with their colleagues.  On the weekends, we have paint and sip classes so
we're partnering with a Title 1 school to giveaway some free passes as
teacher and parent incentives.  We are planning some type of event for
teacher appreciation week. Just not sure what it is as of today.  During
Back to School season, we will host a supply drive and book drive for a
local school near our space.

Several of the high schools in our area wanted to partnerships with local
small businesses to support their Entrepreneur initiatives for the Career
Magnet programs so we are working on a partnership with a local high
school.

Our space just opened so I would love to hear what others have to say about
owning a coworking space.

Tamika Washington


On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 6:54 PM Aloma Loren 
wrote:

> One of my favorite things about owning a coworking space is having a
> physical space to host community events.
>
> My passion project right now is the Sprout Children's Business Expo which
> is a program I am building where kids get to explore entrepreneurship by
> participating in a children's business workshop and then have a table at an
> expo/craft fair type of event that is exclusively for kids to sell their
> items at. We just did the 2nd one and it was amazing. We had over 60 kids
> participate and the quality and creativity and professionalism of these
> kids was so beautiful to see! We partnered with the local First Friday Art
> Walk event so we were on their tour which helped bring in shoppers. It was
> a wonderful evening!
>
> Check out photos and more here: https://www.facebook.com/SproutExpo
>
>
> What are some of the ways you use your space for good?
> What are some of your favorite things about owning a coworking space?
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