GReat great stuff! Thanks Alex! Le mercredi 5 février 2014 03:29:31 UTC+1, Alex Hillman a écrit : > > Every time somebody asks this list "how should I start building the > community for my coworking space?", the answers that roll in are all about > events. > > And events are definitely a foundation element of community building. But > not every event pays off. In fact, a lot of events don't do a damn thing to > help build the community...but that doesn't stop them from taking a lot of > time, effort, and in some cases money. > > While we're working on our own events "playbook" at Indy Hall, one of our > alumni (who is an active member of New Work City) shared with me an awesome > post that she wrote about designing events that *actively* contribute to > building community connections. It was *so* good, I asked her to turn it > into a guide as a guest post for my blog: > > > http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2014/02/how-to-design-community-building-events-that-people-will-love-and-remember/ > > Vanessa's perspective is a powerful one: in addition to being someone > who's immersed herself in coworking as a community member in several > coworking spaces around the world, she's also a researcher, a learning > designer, not to mention a woman and a TOTAL badass. > > I hope that many of you find her guide to be helpful! > > -Alex > > > -- > > /ah > indyhall.org > coworking in philadelphia >
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