Hello EVERYONE,
My name is Josh Roberts and I am working at opening a new vibrant
co-working space in Townsville, Queensland.
The space I am looking at is 400m^2 with a few private offices, large open
area, large recently renovated kitchen and an outdoor entertaining
area...All in all it is
Big +1 to everything Jamie said here.
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On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 4:40 PM, Jamie
I would add to Alex's excellent notes about the impact on your community
that it's also a big bet to go from 20 people in open space to 20k of open
space...and to keep it sustainable. Most spaces are having to incorporate
private/team rooms when you get to that scale in order to sell enough
Hi Elizabeth, there was a similar discussion in the GCUC group on FB today
- I'm pasting my reply:
It sounds like you're looking for data vs. examples of spaces. The current
GWA Industry Financial survey (see separate post on the survey), includes a
question that asks if your space is "niche"
Hello Everyone,
I'm Tara and I'm opening up Canoe Coworking in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada!
I have some great founding members and we look forward to building a robust
community and space within the next year.
Looking forward to joining in and participating in the coworking world.
Tara
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Hey Steve,
We use Nexudus as our member management system and it works wonders.
Originally we used a cheap RFID scanner and cards to check in members. Long
story short you match enter the card details on the members profile, and
then when the RFID scanner is swiped, it types in the unique ID
I want to add a tracking solution with RFID keyfob or card readers for
members at the door entrance. I saw many affordable readers/writers using
usb output for $20 on Ebay but there is no software to track member logs
like how many time he logs in or set an expiration date so it bibs and
staff
Liz, just wanted to say that I'm doing something very similar in the
Chicago suburbs. My argument is that most coworking spaces skew male in
both membership numbers, amenities, and even aesthetic design. The needs of
women (especially moms) are unique. Two more spaces for you to check out,
for
Thank you Jeannie. Your message inspired me to name my coworking with
street name+Coworking, i.e. Freedom Coworking (in local
language).Coincedentally Freedom name also summarize what I want to achieve
with coworking: Freedom from renting offices, fixed costs, hiring..freedom
for innovation..
On
I think that a name does not make or break you but havign a reason for a
name does help in clarity in future.
My busness is called "de Kamer" which means "the room" in Dutch. It is
used in Dutch for many things, which gave me many punning opportunities. It
is used for the houses of
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