Office Space Coworking

Our article was published last Saturday… You can read it online at Ohio.com One of my favorite quotes from the article: Tony Troppe, the downtown developer who has been renovating the former Selle factory buildings into office space, said he sees his newest tenant as being among the ”progressive thinkers who are providing the infrastructure [… Read More]

Last Friday I was interviewed by Paula Schleis, business reporter for the Beacon Journal. She was a really cool lady and immediately grasped our concept. We’re having a photo session this Wednesday — I’ll try to keep my ugly mug out of the frame. The article’s scheduled to be published Monday September 15th. As soon [… Read More]

Coworking Segment featured on Fox News. This segment features an interview with LaunchPad’s Julie Gomoll and special mentions to Independence Hall etc.

I love it when the the mainstream press picks up on the idea of coworking. It’s always encouraging. Lisa Belkin’s NY Times article Working Alone in a Group (sub-titled A Shared Office is a Great Escape from Working at Home) is an interesting read and calls out many of the reasons we long for friends [… Read More]

The concept of coworking is gaining steam. I have a Google news alert set on the keywords coworking & co-working and I’m seeing new articles pop up every day. The latest one here was from NPR’s Marketplace, the audio interview is below and they also have a great video excerpt as well. One comment that [… Read More]

Rockefeller Group Business Centers has announced the opening of it’s first coworking facility at their 48 Wall Street location in NYC. I also heard rumblings that Regus has been toying with the idea in San Francisco. While I’ll admit the competitive side of me cringes at the thought of the heavy weights getting involved. I [… Read More]

Two Connecticut entrepreneurs pioneer the next phase of coworking by bringing it to the burbs. group88: A business collaborative, is a mixed-use coworking space, designed for solo professionals who are looking to break the chains of solitary confinement, share cost-effective workspace and benefit from a community that strengthens independence.

Co-working isn’t merely a shared office. It’s about conquering the loneliness of being a free agent, enjoying your working life and forming deep connections with colleagues in similar industries, with whom you can share knowledge and forge new ideas. Co-working is the future according to The Journal Evening Gazzett in the UK.

Organized “coworking” — the concept of working solo alongside like-minded independents — has spread to dozens of cities. -CNN It was only a matter of time before it’d happen. But co-working is really hitting the mainstream. I just read a great article on CNN about the growing popularity of co-working all over the country. This [… Read More]