I love geeking out about this stuff and noodling on business plans. Count
me in. We tend to lean on the simple side of things and only have one
revenue stream: memberships. I think there are a lot of projects that fit
the three points you bring up Craig that, if done right, bring in more
members
Keeping expectations in check is key! It's hard to know how many spaces
that have closed are because they expected huge returns or blew their
budget building infrastructure that didn't pan out. These are not examples
of how coworking isn't profitable but it's hard to sort that kind of thing
out f
Brilliant observation Jacob, 100% agreed.
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On Nov 14, 2012, at 1:38 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
> Keeping expectations in check is key! It's hard to know how many spaces that
> have closed are because th
Alex...how do I get off the coworking discussion train?
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> Brilliant observation Jacob, 100% agreed.
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This fits with ideas I've had regarding the future of Open Coworking, the
non-profit we started this year to handle the financial end of the
Coworking Wiki Project we've been working on. The benefit I see is that an
organization like this can not only have a large scale, scope, and reach,
but also
Jacob and Mojo,
I have always loved this idea of getting sponsorships on a more national
level for services that are truly beneficial to our communities. I
was approached about six months ago by an ad agency in California that had
a client that was trying to enter new markets and sponsor cowork
I don't mean to drudge up any old debates, but one of the major initiatives I
had pushed for in last year's Coworking Owners' weekend was to have some
national association/alliance/etc. so that we could
harness these national-level services
accelerate or even fund projects like Op
Actually TWO organizations came out of that meeting. Both LExC and Open
Coworking were manifestations of the conversations we had that weekend.
Jacob
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On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 9:13 AM, Jerome Chang
Thanks for the clarification.
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