Of course, my eyes skipped right over that :) thanks Angel.
-Alex
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On Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote:
Alex--from above What amenities we provide: We have a large room that will
turn from
coworking during the
Hey Craig -
Giving you a high five for really jumping on setting up the classes
(GCUC was just a minute ago!!) and particularly on some stellar
community outreach about the program. Keep us posted and
congratulations!
-Gretchen
NextSpace San Jose
On Apr 19, 10:18 am, Craig Baute - Creative
The best video testimonial we could have gotten to give us a push :)
http://coworking.betagroup.be/davy-kestens-shares-his-journey-to-the-usa-from-twitspark-startup-idea-to-raising-e1-million-in-just-9-months/
Got a spike of tryouts and signups after this, suddendly a lot more people
are aware
Craig,
This is exactly the angle we're taking. We're promoting our space as a
community coworking and business resource center. We want most of our
classes to be free so we are partnering with local business
development programs who already have funding and programs in place. I
am also creating a
That' s great, thanks for it...
20 Nisan 2012 01:58 tarihinde John Wilker john.wil...@gmail.com yazdı:
Curious how such a list is compiled. But a great list!
John Wilker
Founder, 360|Conferences
(720) 381-2370
twitter: jwilker http://twitter.com/jwilker
johnwilker.com | 360|MacDev
Thanks for the kind words Toni. I decided not to partner with existing
programs, like the chamber of commerce, because they generally serve
new businesses with the basics of starting a business, 101 style of
courses. We didn't want to be that and wanted to take it up to 200 to
300 level (to keep
Most definitely. We will have other offerings as well. However,
because of our location we will provide services to the community-at-
large. Our membership materials do state that some class offerings
will be fee-based. :-)
TH
On Apr 20, 11:47 am, Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking
I am getting quotes on liability insurance. My agent is pretty good at
matching classifications for new business concepts. She was able to
get my policy through underwriting for a hometending business which
was as rare as coworking is in Houston. But, I want to get a few other
quotes. What
We've worked with a local agency to get a policy through The Hartford for our
liability. They've been awesome, and helpful in figuring out the ideal
classification for a coworking space since we're a little weird. They were able
to help us get something that met our landlord requirements,
Hi,
This is an open request for stories, advice, warnings, inspirations,
etc. on transitioning an individually-owned/managed coworking space to
a collectively-owned and managed space.
I opened The Work Shop, a modest (in size and complexity) coworking
space in downtown Davis, CA exactly 5 weeks
We are classified as Clubs - Civic, service or social - no buildings or
premises - other.
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Toni Hogan t...@theofficeconnexion.comwrote:
I am getting quotes on liability insurance. My agent is pretty good at
matching classifications for new business concepts. She
We are very happy with Preston-Patterson as Alex mentioned. We are in CA...
Mike
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Tom Brandt twbra...@gmail.com wrote:
We are classified as Clubs - Civic, service or social - no buildings or
premises - other.
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Toni Hogan
The combination of coworking space and business Centre is great! Makes sense.
We've launched our Small Business Success Workshops focusing on that middle
ground as Craig calls it. www.thecreativespace.ca/sbs
We are also providing similar classes as the Chamber or other city/government
funded
Congrats on the successes so far!
1. losing some of the integrity/coherence of the physical space that
come from one person's vision for how it should look and feel
There's a difference between making it a free-for-all and encouraging people to
contribute. There's also a continuum of
These are some of the issues we faced when we (myself and two others)
bought Workantile. Our situation is little different - there are only three
co-owners while it sounds like you going for more of a co-op model.
We found that having the several of us, with input from community members,
helped
Thanks! I'll give them a holler!
TH
On Apr 20, 12:12 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com
wrote:
We've worked with a local agency to get a policy through The Hartford for our
liability. They've been awesome, and helpful in figuring out the ideal
classification for a coworking space
hehe @ LAME! We're going to give them a try starting up, but I have
no problem firing ineffectiveness. :-)
TH
On Apr 20, 12:19 pm, Chad Ballantyne c...@thecreativespace.ca wrote:
The combination of coworking space and business Centre is great! Makes sense.
We've launched our Small Business
Hi everybody,
I hope you are enjoying your Friday and getting ready for a fun and
relaxing weekend.
Just like many people on this list, we have a dream about a better way
of working. Our way may not be the same as yours, and that's OK. The
beauty of all this is that (in our own ways) we are
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