Tony, I spent many Saturday's at Vet's Lanes (I believe it's the same one,
as there was another one further West). Here's a throwback
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I'll try to get into the city next week and will let you know when.
Eric, awesome! I'm glad to hear there's a growing base of support behind
what you're aiming for. Keep it rolling!
I grew up in Greenlawn and frequented the old Commack Bowl on Jericho
Turnpike back in my teenage days. Small world!
I'd be glad to grab a coffee at some point; let me know next time
I'll echo Tony a bit here - I'm a bit of a crowd funding hipster, given
that we launched Indy Hall largely from membership prepayments but long
before Kickstarter and the like existed ;)
And I've seen lots of our members launch crowdfunding campaigns of
different scales for their projects. Some
Alex, great advice. The only reason the space will fail is if I don't to
the prep work. So it's really up to me to do the legwork. The
crowdfunding is purely just another way to market the idea.
Besides talking to as many people as I can in this great cowork community,
I am starting to
Tony - I was speaking to Robert at Bull City Coworking
http://www.bullcitycoworking.com/ and he said I should be speaking to
you. Thanks for your response.
I grow up in Commack and have been in Port Washington for the last 10
years. What about yourself?
I completely understand your position
Eric, fellow Long Island native here! Where do you hail from?
We successfully crowdfunded New Work City's expansion in 2010 and ever
since I've been largely trying to sway people against doing it until
absolutely necessary.
The reason is this: almost everyone who contributed to our campaign was
I am new to the Cowork world and find this group to be an amazing resource.
Thanks in advance!
In July, I am opening a coworking space on Long Island. I am currently
working on building the community and already have 6 people onboard. I
thought of raising some capital from friends and
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