Hi Raines!
I don't know how I missed your reply - I'm just seeing it today, many
days later. Sorry!
I know that the town has its own independent economy, but I'm curious if
you're seeing regional fallout from the Detroit collapse, in people's
perception of business opportunity... and
More pictures up now, and the coffee kiosk opens today or maybe
tomorrow. We're so excited. http://workantileexchange.com/gallery.html
We're getting a lot of walk-ins wanting to rent the conference room.
Do any of you find that to be a dominant request in your areas?
- Laura
Congrats on the WorkEx launch, Laura! I've alerted my friends in the three
AA cohousing neighborhoods, who may include some good prospects.
I know that the town has its own independent economy, but I'm curious if
you're seeing regional fallout from the Detroit collapse, in people's
perception of
Oops - realized I didn't introduce myself:
I'm Laura Fisher, and I do freelance web design. I live in Ann Arbor
and I'm on the advisory board of Workantile Exchange. I'm also a
member of Not An Employee, which is a loosely organized group aimed at
promoting project-driven careers in SE Michigan.
Congrats on the opening!
Noticed that you have a coffee kiosk. Multiple spaces have been talking
about putting in a coffeeshop, could you talk more about how you're
structuring this? Are they renting from you?
It's good to see your space including artists and filmmakers. Broadening the
concept
The coffee kiosk is subletting the space. It doesn't fully subsidize
the rent on the whole space by any means, but it certainly helps. This
is their first physical location, but they've been roasting for some
time now. They'll have some outdoor seating, but mostly it's a 'to go'
coffee counter.
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