Thank you so much. I will look at both of those sites.
Brinda
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> On Nov 12, 2018, at 1:17 AM, Paul Henckel wrote:
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> Some few ideas of the top of my head.
>
> Crowdfunding
> https://www.patreon.com/
> https://pioneer.app
>
> Maybe also get in touch with someone at
Some few ideas of the top of my head.
Crowdfunding
- https://www.patreon.com/
- https://pioneer.app
Maybe also get in touch with someone at Springdale General to hear about
how their journey was. Maybe they also had a fundraising round.
On Saturday, 10 November 2018 13:11:31 UTC+1,
I am interested in working with you for architectural & design needs for
your space, collaborate with procuring affordable material as well as
furthering the model.
On Tuesday, May 1, 2018 at 6:01:55 PM UTC-4, imfor...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I'm opening a coworking space and AirBNB in a depressed
Greetings,
Thank you s much for this information! I will definitely work on
making those connections and visits!
I will check to see if you are on Facebook. If so, please look for a
friend request from me so we can stay connected.
*All the Best,*
*By Hand, Heart and EyeA Servant of
Hi there,
As a former resident of St. Louis, I'm very excited to hear about your
project and I wish you lots of success!
I don't know of any particular resources for fundraising alone (except for
Sloup if it's still around!), but a couple people in St. Louis who might
have advice or be able
Dennis et al,
I encountered very similar scenarios when planning a coworking space
in NYC. Large dollar amounts, lots of risk, and the need for a lot of
small investors (or a few large ones).
I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to make it work at that
level, and encountered a
Tony,
of course I thought about this approach as well. But there where many
critics on this when we discussed this his.
- Is a small CoWorking space really able to deliver the flexibility needed?
- If you grow you need to move, which could be very bad for the CoWorking space?
If someone wants
Dennis:
I've been following this dialog for what feels like a while. I think
all the suggestions that have been made to you have been spot-on and
are worthy of serious consideration.
Two that I'd like to add are:
1.) It's easy to create a list of expenditures and to write checks.
It's
Mike,
thank you for your feedback.
Many CoWorking spaces I know work the way I described or similar. They
are for example constructed as cooperative societies. Which seems to
work not bad.
Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate everything from all of you!
Dennis
*- Is a small CoWorking space really able to deliver the flexibility
needed?
*
Ultimately, it's about the true needs of the people who will populate the
community. Our small space (about 1,200 square feet) has enough of what
people need to make it work. It'd be great to have more room for a
We calculated that as an initial investment we need minimum 50.000
Euros for creating the CoWorking space (and having some money to run
it for a few month). This excludes any employees for the space and
includes not much investment for refurbishment etc.
Now the idea is to find some persons
Great questions/comments from Steven.
I've got a post about the long term implications that I've seen from other
spaces that took on debt the way you are describing.
http://www.dangerouslyawesome.com/2009/08/20/rip-workspace-the-hard-discussion/
Among the other themes, one of the most important
Hi Steven,
50k Euro on what?
a basic calculation can be found at the CoWorking Munich weblog (in
German). http://coworking-munich.de/2009.10.18-coworking-in-muenchen-jetzt/
It includes:
* Rent deposit (~7.500 Euro)
* Rent for the first six month (~18.750 Euro)
* Renovation
Hi Alex,
Among the other themes, one of the most important is: spend money like you
don't have any.
Yeah. That is always good and the way we will do it. But we need some
investment to get things running... I found no way to have it (much)
cheaper than I calculated.
Of course there is a
It includes:
* Rent deposit (~7.500 Euro)
This is the norm in Germany (In NZ the deposit is the first month rent).
* Rent for the first six month (~18.750 Euro)
This is OpEx. I agree it should be costed it is not a startup cost.
* Renovation (~5.000 Euro]
This depends on the
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