Dear coworking peoples,
I've been thinking about doing a tour of coworking places in different
cities. Because JetBlue is offering an all-you-can fly deal for $599,
this might be a good opportunity to actually do it.
http://www.jetblue.com/deals/all-you-can-jet/
So, if you are open to me
I would certainly come - would I be in the States.
You make me think about doing similar over here in Germany (by train
or bus).
A really cool idea to learn from each other and expand the ties:-)
Ralf
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Folks,
Not sure if this is new to the group or not, but stumbled across this today:
http://www.bayarea.the-hub.net/public/
Anyone have any scoop on when it will be operational?
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David
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Hey Tony,
Tx for your response - useful stuff. I think we'll start promoting
drop-ins more actively...
By the way your I Love NWC sticker is up on our wall of fame!
Cheers,
Jeroen
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Sweet! That reminds me, I have to order more of those...
On Aug 19, 2009, at 5:55 AM, JeroenR jrieds...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Tony,
Tx for your response - useful stuff. I think we'll start promoting
drop-ins more actively...
By the way your I Love NWC sticker is up on our wall of fame!
It already says it'll open Sept 1, under the hours of operation on
the bottom right of the homepage. The homepage main text says August,
but that seems to just be for pre-opening tours, etc.
Jerome
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Wow that would be great! I'm using my vacation days and travel budget to go
to NYC tomorrow otherwise I'd join you. We'll welcome you with open arms
here in Seattle. Need a place to stay?
Jacob
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Yes, September 1 opening is what we're hearing as of last week.
I'm joining HUB Bay Area http://bayarea.the-hub.net/ as a Founding member;
my wife and business partner Betsy Morris is planning to become a Charter
member, and work there some of the time, as part of The Brower
Wish I could join; fantastic idea - and echo to Tony's vid/twit
capturing of it. We're in Portland. Come on by!
Julie Duryea
http://www.soukllc.com
@soukportland
503.517.6900
On Aug 19, 12:28 am, Kyle Mulka repalvigla...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear coworking peoples,
I've been thinking about
Rainesn
Awesome post. Thanks for sharing your insights.
David
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From: Raines Cohen rain...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 09:04:32
To: coworking@googlegroups.com
Subject: [Coworking] Re: The Hub - Berkeley
Yes, September 1
We do offer drop-ins, but have/have had very few of them--so, not
enough to have that variety flavor to which Tony alludes. On the
other hand, we do have many people use our free trial day, so if you
count that as a drop-in Drop in business may change as we now
have the public
Seriously!
Julie Duryea
http:/www.soukllc.com
@soukportland
On Aug 17, 1:50 pm, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com wrote:
Pretty soon we are going to have to have our own conference.
Jacob
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Brian,
You may want to check with Jerome in LA. When I visited, he mentioned
some media using Blankspaces. souk doesn't experience many media
types coming through, so I can't speak to it for you.
Julie Duryea
http://www.soukllc.com
@soukportland
On Aug 19, 6:32 am, BrianR anon...@gmail.com
Drop-ins not only make up a fair part of our revenue, but as I've mentioned
to Tony, have a fairly high conversion rate to membership. Because our basic
membership is priced at the same rate as our daily rate, it's pretty easy to
say if you are going to come back again any time this month, it
Public props to Steve and Chris @ GangplankHQ.com for the great tour and
background information yesterday.
I really appreciate the time and information for my plans to move forward
with Coworking Yuma (AZ).
Walk the Plank!
Alan Pruitt
Yuma AZ
Hey Brian,
We have one journalist working at Office Nomads (Charles Redell of
Sustainable Industries), and one publisher (Mike Jones of Morgan
Claypool).
I know we've had a few others come and drop in from time to time in
those industries as well, but those are the two that come to mind
right
As the aforementioned journalist at Office Nomads, I can tell you that one
of the biggest reasons that journalists likely don't populate coworking
spaces more is that people tend not to value our work anymore. I don't want
to turn this into a scree about how you all should subscribe to your local
We calculate our numbers around monthly members and focus our efforts there
as it's the best way to build community. We want folks in the space, day
after day, building relationships with each other. We use drop-ins as a way
for folks to try out the space and make sure it's a good fit. It's not
This is the 80/20 rule in action. Honestly to have a 20% conversion
rate should be applauded, and to have 1/3 of that 80% pay the day rate
is pretty good as well.
Peace,
Ryan Price
CoLab Orlando
FloridaCreatives.com
@liberatr
On Aug 19, 2009, at 2:02 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
We calculate
I bought the pass and plan on checking out spaces in all the locations
I go! Let me know your itinerary once you figure it out.
As of now: SF, LA, Vegas, NYC, Vermont, Boston?, St Maartin, New
Orleans. I am going to figure out the coworking logistics later,
anyone have any suggestions? What a
Thanks for reminding us Charles. Its not my intention to market to
anyone who is out of work. My thoughts about this, from a sales
perspective, where geared towards media companies and their decision
makers. I'm very much into finding quality solutions to the business
societal problems of our
Feel free to throw Baltimore into the mix and join us at Beehive
Baltimore! I am reasonably confident we could find a place for you to
spend the night also.
Dave
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community: www.beehivebaltimore.org (@bhivebmore)
investing:
Sounds like I'll need to dust off my co-working laptop and check this out
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Raines Cohen rain...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, September 1 opening is what we're hearing as of last week.
I'm joining HUB Bay Area http://bayarea.the-hub.net/ as a Founding
member; my wife
Great idea, Hillary! Always good to remind commuters of the benefits
of coworking, particularly when commuting gets a big kink in it like a
BART strike. :) We tried to do the same when we had bridge
construction over here in Seattle, but didn't see too many results, as
we didn't Tweet much
We have a few writers and editors (word and photo) in our space, but
they're freelance (one is a staff photo editor at a major newsweekly
but also freelance writes and does a million other independent things).
But we actually want to start a local publication (online and/or
print) that we'd
Add my Great Idea vote to the mix, Kyle.
Stewart airport in Newburgh, NY, is just across the river from us in
Beacon, north of NYC in the Hudson Valley — home to the well-known
contemporary art museum Dia:Beacon and us, BEAHIVE
(www.beahivebeacon.com).
We'll forego the day rate for you :)
Kyle, Sam, and anyone else--if you're in the Boston area, let us
know--we'd love to see you at betahouse to talk coworking and
community spaces.
Brian Del Vecchio | hybernaut.com | b...@hybernaut.com | @hybernaut
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 3:28 AM, Kyle Mulkarepalvigla...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sorry to be late on this, all. (I just got back from a trip.)
My proposed panel is What Coworking Tells Us about the Future of
Work. http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/2309?return=/ideas/
index/4/q:spinuzzi
Here's the description:
What happens when people can work anywhere - home offices,
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