What I would say is this is an evolving model that has many variations
and I would contend that no one person has the magic formula. This
evolution will head in multiple directions, as is already apparent.
That to me means there is room for multiple approaches to supporting
freelancers, entrepreneu
Jack,
It's disingenuous to say we were "fortunate to get a nice grant from his
municipality". Partially, because it is not a grant and secondly because
there was no "luck or fortune" involved. There were years of hard work
positioning the idea and putting the right formula and concept together.
Because coworking as most people implement it looks like shared office
space. It looks like a real estate proposition in which no city in their
right mind really wants to back. Starting with that model can be more of a
turn off. Again this is a discussion, much larger than via email imho. If
yo
re: scouts--ha! Maybe that was the nightmare organization I worked
for! ;)
On Mar 3, 11:03 am, "gerard @ Cincy Coworks"
wrote:
> 12? A scout is...
>
> trustworthy,
> loyal,
> helpful,
> friendly,
> courteous,
> kind,
> obedient,
> cheerful,
> thrifty,
> brave,
> clean,
> and reverent.
>
> Sorry.
I'd like to chime in as a manager of an economic development
organization (EDO) that is making an investment in coworking in our
community.
I work for the Allentown Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) in
Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley, a community of over 800,000 people
spread across three citie
Hi,
My name is Jeffrey Chang. I'm thinking of starting or joining a
coworking space in Taipei, Taiwan. It seems the concept of coworking
withing a community is not popular in Asia yet. I've been a member of
a non-profit coworking space, HackerDojo at Mountain View, California
USA, and it's been
Hey there all,
My name is Darrel. I've been enjoying the discussion for almost a year
now. I am looking into starting a co-working space in Oshkosh, WI. I
am the current owner of an aircraft management company and would
really love to have a more productive place to work than my home. I'll
let you
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> Hey Jonathan, I think you are on the right track with these metrics and in
> understanding that many audiences, like economic development groups (and
> public companies) need to be able to translate their involvement into a
> tangible ROI. Metrics are essential to this. This doesn't mean that
Hi all, i just wanted to share with you that we launch La Cantine
Networks : http://reseaudescantines.org/
It' a network of 4 coworking spaces in France in Paris, Toulouse,
Rennes and Nantes.
We are going to expermient new ways of collaboration between spaces,
If you have already ideas on things
Jonathan,
I understand where you are coming from and I concur. Not every
municipality "gets it." Derek was fortunate to get a nice grant from
his municipality, but many cities and towns do not have a clue about
the economic benefits of coworking, both from a direct and indirect
(impact on commercia
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