I just wanted to say hello from the Mountains of Colorado. I am
currently working with some Work from home types here in Steamboat
Springs to become the Valley's first Site Catalyst for a Coworking
office here.
Although Steamboat is a small town, we have seen a spike in the number
of families
I didn't catch what you mean with you heard it here first folks.
Is it an expression?
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Cadu de Castro Alves
Web Developer
Blue Factory Solutions
Mobile: +55 21 7841-5020 / ID: 23*34315
2009/8/5 Chad Ballantyne c...@thecreativespace.ca
that could fly - GroworkingHmmm - you heard it
Chad,
I got right now. I googled for it and found the meaning of. I'm brazilian
and didn't know this expression.
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Cadu de Castro Alves
Web Developer
Blue Factory Solutions
Mobile: +55 21 7841-5020 / ID: 23*34315
2009/8/5 Cadu de Castro Alves cadudecastroal...@gmail.com
I didn't catch
Hi! I'm in the same dilemma—looking for cashflow templates. Here's a
good example of a biz plan with cashflow forecasts. It's in Australian
dollars, however.
http://www.urbanworkspaces.com/wp/business-model/
You could contact the owner to see if he would make the template
available to everyone
In the conversations with many leaders in my region, I have been
questioned about the failure rate of coworking sites. As I have
witnessed Cube Space and others fold, I ponder will more coworking
sites become victims of the economy and/or other problems? Or will
you thrive? Thus, coworking
Hello Chris: I will try to visit this month during other trips to
Metro Phoenix.
Thanks for the info.
Cheers!
Alan
On Aug 2, 4:39 pm, Chris Conrey con...@chrisconrey.com wrote:
Alan,
Have you heard about Gangplank in Chandler? If not then check
outhttp://gangplankhq.comor swing by and
TVO members can use Paypal but since Paypal takes a bite out of my
already low rate, I prefer check or cash.
For those who are interested, the TracyVirtualOffice now has 4 (!!)
members, and several who have promised to join but have not yet taken
the plunge!
Sitting here.alone.for
Jodi,
I'm sure I'm not the only one who will write this, but I will speak
only for myself when I say - I would not be an owner of Office Nomads
or a member of the ON community if I didn't think it was going to
survive and thrive even despite economic yo-yoing. I have the utmost
confidence in
Hi,
Tomorrow (Thursday, August 6) the Chicago/Ravenswood coworking space
will be having an open house from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. I am not
hosting the event but evidently margaritas will be involved. So if
you want to come and visit our new and expanded space on Ravenswood
Ave please view the
Every time a business opens, there is a risk of failure. Even
coworking spaces. We go through ebbs and flows...always have...always
will. I didn't go into this thinking I would get rich off coworking.
Nice thing about a coworking space, though, is that the community will
help when times are
Just uploaded my cash flow statement. It's a work in progress.
One issue that I'm challenged with, that you'll see on my cash flow,
is that I can't
be at the space all of the time once it's up and running. I own an IT
consulting
company, which requires me to be at client locs 2-3 days a week.
I think you should hire someone to run the space or monitor it at
least on an admin level. At some point, you'll get sick, injured, or
on vacation, let alone your regular on-site client visits. For
liability reasons, I wouldn't hand over supervision to a customer
unless you're set up as
Hi
I am a freelance Project Manager and I am looking for a coworking
office space in Farnham. Surrey.
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This thread is a few months old by
I'm working on that same question myself... I hired someone as an admin,
who is motivated and dedicated enough to keep the place running and also
help me with the consulting side of the business.
I'm also working with a possible partner.
The space has to be able to run without the owner there.
Hi Tin,
You didn't mention where you are located, but good luck! It's really
an exciting time for these types of neighborhood-based organizations.
Cheers,
Anca.
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 6:13 PM, TinBug ch...@tinbug.com wrote:
Hello!
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm a freelance
Glad to hear things are moving up, Mike. It's tough to wait and wait while
people are making up their mind...
I take cash, checks, credit cards and PayPal. Paypal allows me to process
credit cards, so it's consolidated under a single provider. I don't like
paying their gouge fee.
Cheers,
Fair warning, this gets a little wordy, but I wanted to talk about the issue
of hiring a space manager from our experience in the last 2 years.
We took a holistic approach to bringing on someone to help me run IndyHall
day to day.
Dana, our office manager, came on a year ago as an assistant to
As one of the few people in this group who I know has actually done
coworking
with childcare (CubesCrayons www.cubesandcrayons.com), there are lots
of considerations. You have to do it your own way, but adding
children
to the mix is a whole different ball of wax and if your goal is to run
a
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