Congrats Rym
We look forward to hear more about your space in the coming months.
All the best
Jean-Yves Huwart
Coworking Europe conference
On Jan 17, 5:48 am, Rym B. rym.baoue...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Coworking friends around the World,
My name is Rym. I am from Tunisia but currently reside
I too have the same difficulty. My coworking community is located in
Camp Hill, PA. It is a suburbia town next to our state capitol. I
have found that people find the concept interesting and while some
understand the concept most do not. I have tried explaining it in
different ways and invite
Have you tried doing some presentations at local events, like meetups,
networking events, association meetings, college/uni classes? You can show
some videos there too. Or host an open house for a week and hand pick
people to invite to work there.
r.
On Jan 18, 2012 7:58 AM, TTG, Inc.
Hi David. We have been around for only a few months (in Buenos Aires,
Argentina) and learning a lot every single day (thanks to everyone in this
group, btw, this group is an incredible resorce, and I'm happy to be
writing some thoughts here for the first time!). Things that we have been
learning
The bottom line I think is communicating the underlying values behind
coworking. And the way you do this and the way you relate with members of
the space and with the community in general will gradually show the
underlying values of your space...this will attract certain clients who
share
I just wanted to echo the authenticity statement. *As loudly as possible. In
everything.*
--
Andy Stratton
Web / Developer / Designer
443-623-6835
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 9:46 AM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.comwrote:
The bottom line I think is communicating the underlying values
¡Hola David, bienvenido al fabuloso mundo del mercadeo de Coworking!
I opened a small coworking space in Panama City, in it´s Old Quarter, we
have 10 seats and around 20 members in different plans.
What worked for me was, basically, creating a service for an existing
market: my small number of
At Workanitle, we only have shared desks. We have been kicking around
offering permanent desks, but wondered about possible differences in
expectations and assumptions between permanent and shared deskers.
Specifically, we wondered if permanent deskers would develop a sense of
ownership and
We've seen at Paper Street in Detroit that dedicated desk users do get cagey
and cluttered. They start using the space as a personal office rather than a
collaborative environment.
We're ending our dedicated spaces now, if that gives you any indication.
Andy Didorosi: Mobile
313-427-9668
On
No sweat! I'll be popping in soon; I've walked by your rad looking space a
number of times.
Andy Didorosi: Mobile
313-427-9668
On Jan 18, 2012, at 10:05 PM, Tom Brandt twbra...@gmail.com wrote:
Andy,
Thanks for the feedback.
(Next time you are near Ann Arbor, stop by. I will do the same
Excellent! Ask for me, Trek, Dave or Bill T.; we are the ones running it.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 10:07 PM, Andy Didorosi a...@detroitindie.comwrote:
No sweat! I'll be popping in soon; I've walked by your rad looking space a
number of times.
Andy Didorosi: Mobile
313-427-9668
On Jan 18,
We blend full-timer desks with flex desks - the full-timers are not segmented
to a corner, rather in the middle of the open space. We have closed offices
upstairs which I eventually hope to open them up to more collaborative space
and creative meeting spaces. For now, the upstairs helps pay
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