Hello everybody!,
I introduced myself a couple of months ago. I'm a co-worker in Barcelona
city. My name is Maria Pérez. I'm trying to move my co-working place closer
to my home because my partner is retiring.
Therefore, we're trying to sell our current co-working space. It's in a
very wel
IdeaField Coworking will host Tampa Lunch 2.0 tomorrow from11:30 -
1:00. This is BYOL, but we will provide sodas, water & coffee.
The topic for this month's Lunch 2.0 is of course "Coworking" but I
expect the discussion will end up being much broader including things
like BarCamp, Tampa Economic
Hi,
my name is Harald. I am working as freelance webdeveloper since about 5
years.
Since I want to leave homeoffice and heard a lot about Coworking and
Coworking-Spaces I am planning to establish a Coworking-Place in
Stuttgart. I started with a blog, Twitter and Community and hope to find
som
Hello!
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm a freelance graphic/web designer
with a love for good espresso. I stuggle every day to find a place to
work away from my wife and 3 kids. I also have a graphic design day-
job. My wife doesn't work, so it takes all of my time to provide for
our family.
Hi All,
I'm in the process of setting up a coworking space in Portland,
Maine. I'm trying to write up a business plan and cash flow. If
anyone has any templates, resources or words of advice, that would be
greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
- Rob
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title: Princi
Jen,
Thanks for posting your BP. I'm in the process of forming a coworking
space in Portland, Maine, and such a plan will be helpful.
If you can send along a cash flow template that would be helpful as we
work up our expense list.
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Hi Jodie, you might also want to contact Soma Vida in Austin, TX.
They have child care a few days a week on the premises. My husband,
Jason, and I are also looking at starting a coworking center with
child care here in Chicago. Our local business development center has
been very helpful...they f
Chandler -- I am in Phoenix this morning for AAED (Arizona Association
for Economic Development) monthly luncheon at the Airport Marriott. I
have to scoot back to Yuma to co-host Constant Contact seminar tonight
in Yuma. But I will put Chandler on my trip back to Phoenix soon.
Thanks for the repl
Thanks and will do Tony. I will send you an e-mail ping and then we
can discuss further off-line.
Cheers!
Alan
On Aug 2, 5:28 pm, Tony Bacigalupo wrote:
> Alan,
>
> Grea to hear from you and welcome!
>
> You project sounds ambitious and unprecedented. It sounds like you'll
> be encountering
Hi Rob,
There is a place in the group where people share files:
http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/files?hl=en
Enjoy!
[]'s,
Cadu de Castro Alves
Desenvolvedor Web
Blue Factory Solutions
Celular: (21) 7841-5020 / ID: 23*34315
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 11:25 PM, portlandhead wrote:
>
> Hi
Tim Berry at Palo Alto Software is a great partner in my other
ventures:
Tim Berry
President, Palo Alto Software
My blogs: Planning, Startups, Stories
at http://timberry.bplans.com
and Up and Running
at http://upandrunning.entrepreneur.com
On twitter as http://twitter.com/timberry
I have known T
This is really helpful and specific info that you have provided for on site
child care.
The one thing that I really want to point out for some who may read through
these postings quickly is that the requirements will vary from city, county
and state to state.
Iit would (continue to be) helpful fo
My quick advice whould be to visit some sites and see what fits for your
community and your style of coworking.
You are welcome to come to WHERE: Meet, Mix, Mogul in Los Angeles and or
contact me if you would like to chat.
And, I think that all of us who have started our own sites would wish you
Well, not quite Frederick just yet. My wife and I are moving there in the
next month or so. I'm currently an IT solutions architect and I'm getting
tired of all the travel. I started a side business a year ago providing web
hosting and other IT services to small businesses. With the upcoming move,
Okay, I'm a sucker for numbers, but I noticed that this group just crossed
2,000 members.
How about that!
We're growing into quite a formidable size, eh? And new people every day!
Congrats Coworking Google Group!
Tony
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Happy 2K!!!
On 4-Aug-09, at 5:43 PM, Tony Bacigalupo wrote:
> Okay, I'm a sucker for numbers, but I noticed that this group just
> crossed 2,000 members.
>
> How about that!
>
> We're growing into quite a formidable size, eh? And new people every
> day!
>
> Congrats Coworking Google Group!
>
Dang. That's nuts.
Congrats, group!
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Alex Hillman
im always developing something
digital: a...@weknowhtml.com
helpful: www.unstick.me
visual: www.dangerouslyawesome.com
local: www.indyhall.org
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Chad wrote:
> Happy 2K!!!
>
> On 4-Aug-09, at 5:
Congrats! I am gonna announce this on our twitter and website.
greetings, Yan
2009/8/5 Alex Hillman
> Dang. That's nuts.
>
> Congrats, group!
>
> --
> -
> --
> -
> Alex Hillman
> im always developing something
> digital: a...@weknowhtml.com
> helpful: www.unstick.me
> visual: www.dangero
Thanks Cadu. I checked out the docs last night. Very helpful. Still
looking for cash flow templates, though, if anyone is willing to
share.
- R
On Aug 4, 12:32 pm, Cadu de Castro Alves
wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> There is a place in the group where people share
> files:http://groups.google.com/gro
Hey folks,
I was wondering what payment methods you all use. We accept cheque
(checks for my North American friends) but almost all payments are by
direct debit.
Looked at credit card/paypal and was wondering if should again.
If you peeps could complete this survey it would be most excellent.
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