[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Would like to be a part of discussion. Anyone with rural coworking has a success story to share? On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:53:33 PM UTC+5:30, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: > > Looking to highlight teeny, off the beaten path coworking spaces on > Cohere's blog. Who has set up coworking in a

Re: [Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Liz, Foundry Collective is a nonprofit whose mission is to create sustainable innovation hubs in small and rural communities. We have Corvallis Foundry, which at 50K population isn't small but we're looking to open in Lebanon, OR, population around 20K and Sweet Home, OR, population around 10K.

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Liz: I hate to troll you, but you might want to add "co-working" and it's varients too your spelling dictionary, especially if you're managing a coworking space. It will make your life much easier. (Although the original reading... cowering, it's rather awesome.) Mjk On Sun, Dec 2, 2018,

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I would really be interested in this model. I am currently doing a feasibility study around this exact email. Thanks Jamie On Mon, Dec 3, 2018 at 7:58 AM Scott Tillitt / BEAHIVE < sc...@beahivebzzz.com> wrote: > I opened my first BEAHIVE in early 2009 in a town of 15,000 and have had > (and

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

I opened my first BEAHIVE in early 2009 in a town of 15,000 and have had (and am planning) several locations in towns of around 25,000. I don't have official, ongoing partnerships with economic development groups, but I have ongoing conversations and events/initiatives with them (and have

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Liz, our coworking space in a town of 10,000 had partnerships with some ED and entrepreneurship programs. Let me know what questions you have. On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, 7:20 PM Liz Trice I'm looking to collect best practices in cowering as an economic > development tool in rural/ small towns; can

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

I'm looking to collect best practices in cowering as an economic development tool in rural/ small towns; can anyone recommend spaces to look at as models? I'm particularly interested if the space has an active partnership with Main Street, economic dev't, or entrepreneurship programs. --

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

David, do you start a space? Which town are you in? I'm in Vermont and carrying out some research on coworking and rural economic development. Cheers! On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 8:44:23 AM UTC-5, David Evans wrote: > > I'd love to hear more about smaller spaces. Our town is 12,000, looking

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Angel hello! I run a 3300sf coworking space in Montpelier, Vermont -- America's teensiest capital, and a pretty darn small place to boot. I'm carrying out some research related to economic development impact of coworking in rural areas and would love to connect with your research. Could you

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hello Angel, While we're not super tiny, we have 1800 sq feet in the small town of Collingwood, Ontario. We were the first to open up a coworking space in the Georgian Triangle. Collingwood has a population of under 25,000. Check out our space at www.thecleveroffice.ca but more important is

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi Angel, thanks for including Coworking 101 (Mullumbimby Australia) in your post. On Wednesday, 28 January 2015 03:23:33 UTC+11, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: > > Looking to highlight teeny, off the beaten path coworking spaces on > Cohere's blog. Who has set up coworking in a town of less than

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Great article. Just read this today. -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

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thank you angel! And great point about having a strong visual presence online, we preach it to our members everyday! have an awesome weekend, samantha On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 10:45 PM, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: > It took a long time to get to this but I did! I only

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

It took a long time to get to this but I did! I only picked spaces that had easily findable photos of people either on your website or facebook page :) <---there's a lesson there. http://coherecommunity.com/blog/tiny-coworking-spaces-around-the-world-youve-never-heard-of On Tuesday, January

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

We are opening the Collective Mine Coworking Space in Naturita, Colo. in May. The population here is around 1,500. http://www.choosewestend.org/#!coworking-space/c8rh https://www.facebook.com/groups/WestEndCoworking/?ref=bookmarks Samia On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:23:33 AM UTC-7, Angel

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NODO Cowork - your website link didn't work :-( -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hey Rimi You should attend the Coworking Europe 2016 conference, next fall. Location to be announced soon :-) Best JY Le mardi 29 mars 2016 13:45:03 UTC+2, Rimi Chakraborty a écrit : > > Hi there - > > Working with a coworking space in the Azores: www.unoffice.pt. We're in > the middle of

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi there - Working with a coworking space in the Azores: www.unoffice.pt. We're in the middle of the Atlantic ocean but have an incredibly rich and diverse entrepreneurial culture. I'm working to expand our coworking space internationally, i.e. help people find out we're here! If anyone

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

So great to have a thread with us smaller spaces! We're going to be just under 2,000 SF in Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton) FL. @Cynthia I loved your space, I visited during my tour of the Orlando locations! -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com --- You received this

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi, Angel, My name is Kim Merritt. I am one of the community managers at The Foundry in Fredericksburg, Virginia. We are located smack dab, at the half way point between Washington D.C. (nation's capital) and Richmond, Virginia (state capital). So, our location is interesting when it comes

Re: [Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi Angel, What a lovely invitation. Thank you! My place is tiny by comparison to most - will cap at 18. I'm growing extremely slowly - in a small town/village so at the moment we only have 4 permanent members and the day/week guests. www.gouganheim.weebly.com

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Sure! Take a selfie of that and let me know where you're at in the process. On Thursday, March 24, 2016 at 1:30:10 PM UTC-6, jflynn8 wrote: > > What if my “community in action” is me coming in and making coffee before > I head out to try and network with people who might benefit from a >

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What if my “community in action” is me coming in and making coffee before I head out to try and network with people who might benefit from a coworking space? > On Mar 24, 2016, at 2:14 PM, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: > > Hello rural and tiny coworking space owners! > >

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hello rural and tiny coworking space owners! It's that time again--time for me to highlight 5 rural or tiny coworking spaces on my blog. If your space has fewer than 50 members and less than 1,500 ft2 please email me the following if you have them and I'll give you a gander: -link to your

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi! I'm the founder of a space that can hold up to 75 people and I think it's important we all share and learn from each other's experiences. Regards, Alex On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 17:23:33 UTC+1, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: > > Looking to highlight teeny, off the beaten path coworking

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi Angel (and other co-working entrepeneurs) I've just converted my office in Mullumbimby Australia into a dedicated co-working space – 3 spaces: the "gallery" (6 x 9m) has 4 desks and a long table, a small meeting room, and a carpeted lounge area with sofas, low table and cushions. Mullumbimby

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi, Angel, Just saw this come up on the discussion again. I run a 920 sq. foot coworking space in Butte, Montana. I've been told this concept is too progressive for this town of 32,000. My promotion has mostly been educating others on the concept itself. So far, they think it's great but nobody

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

That link doesn't work. Dave On Thursday, September 10, 2015 at 5:54:56 PM UTC-4, Tabari Brannon wrote: > > Hi all > > Would love to set up a time to talk in real time. Join the slack group! > > http://bit.ly/coworking-slack >

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi all Would love to set up a time to talk in real time. Join the slack group! http://bit.ly/coworking-slack Channel #small-city-strategies Maybe on the regular fourth Friday we can

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We are coworkingplus.net in Brattleboro, Vermont (12,000 people). We're in planning stages at this point, talking with all of the usual three-letter acronym orgs about funding, space, etc. I'm the de facto person running things for now, lots of work ahead but I've done a small coworking space in

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

I just opened a small coworking space in Brentwood PA ( a suburb of Pittsburgh) Bridge Coworking http://www.bridgecoworking.com. Just over 1,000 ft with 10 flex desks, a small conference room and a private office. I am interested in discussing more with anyone doing anything similar. Thomas

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

I'd love to hear more about smaller spaces. Our town is 12,000, looking to start a coworking space here and learning lots of great lessons from this list, thank you all. Dave On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 11:23:33 AM UTC-5, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: Looking to highlight teeny, off the

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

If you're still looking Frontal Lobe fits this bill, let me know. Fabrizio Tarara Frontal Lobe Coworking www.WorkFrontalLobe.com On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 11:23:33 AM UTC-5, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: Looking to highlight teeny, off the beaten path coworking spaces on Cohere's blog. Who

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hello! I am researching coworking and came upon this site. I have been a freelancer, either full time or part time, since 1998. A graphic designer /art director by trade and artist in the space in between, I am always looking for new ideas in the freelance workplace. I once shared office space

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

I have a coworking space called Shhared (check it out on social media and our website shhared.co) and it's in Hamburg, Germany. I'm interested in connecting. On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 17:23:33 UTC+1, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote: Looking to highlight teeny, off the beaten path coworking spaces

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hello Everyone, We have a small coworking space on the beautifull barrio of Santiago in the center of Mérida Yucatán Mexico. We have only 12 spaces and consider ourselfes a prototipe of a rural coworking space. Take a look at our community in www.nodocowork.com would love to have a hangout

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hey! I am totaly new to google groups, but interested in this thread. I am a landlord/entrepreneur in a small rural town in Virginia and have been letting folks use my building on Main Street as a coworking space rather than let it sit empty. Now I am trying to formalize membership agreements

[Coworking] Re: Are you the Founder of a rural or tiny coworking space?

Hi there angel, My town is not rural, but I am planning on launching a pilot coworking space which will be about 500 sq feet to validate the concept in my market. We will have 3 permanent desks and 11 flex desks. I am not sure if I qualify but I will send you an email. I am interested in the