Thanks for your comments.
The web design agency would be supportive of the coworking community and
I'm sure we would be friends. But the two companies would be operating
independently. The offices are adjacent with common kitchen and entrance
areas but they are separate so the agency would
I'd recommend that a few of your members or potential members go to lunch
with a few of the employees of the agency. See if the chemistry is good and
go from there.
Angel
On Monday, September 19, 2016 at 6:54:58 AM UTC-6, Clive Walker wrote:
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> I'm considering opening a coworking space where
Clive,
Most coworking spaces that started pre 2012 were started because an agency
or small company wanted a coworking culture and community to be apart of.
The company was already going to sign a lease so they figured they would
add an extra thousand or two on. It worked out. That's because
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> Hello Clive,
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Yes, at first this seemed like an awesome idea as some of your members
might need a web design, and the agency might collaborate with some of your
creative coworkers.
My example would be a British council business center that opened within
our coworking space (in my
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