For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.
Grind
419 Park Ave S
New York, NY 10016
Please rsvp here: lexcandthecity.eventbrite.com/
This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF, LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and Miami.
On the docket tentatively are these two topics:
3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking" ( ~ State of the Union...it's election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach. How are projects like the Coworking wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1) enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their workplace strategies. In short, focused efforts for community-wide benefits.
Jerome
______________
BLANKSPACES
"work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
www.blankspaces.com 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036
323.330.9505 (office)
I think I'm going to be able to make it and represent Denver at the forum. It would be great to talk to everyone again in a more intimate setting than the conference in Austin.
I'm planning on attending as well. Looking forward to being part of the day. If anyone is coming in from afar and needs a place to stay overnight, let me know. I'm up in Sleepy Hollow, 35 minutes from the city, but lots of space and happy to host.
Jenifer Ross
W@tercooler
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On Sep 17, 2012, at 6:53 PM, Jerome Chang <jer...@blankspaces.com> wrote:
> For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.
> This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF, LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and Miami.
> On the docket tentatively are these two topics:
> 3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking" ( ~ State of the Union...it's election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
> 5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach. How are projects like the Coworking wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
> FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1) enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their workplace strategies. In short, focused efforts for community-wide benefits.
> Jerome
> ______________
> BLANKSPACES
> "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
> www.blankspaces.com > 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036
> 323.330.9505 (office)
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On Monday, September 17, 2012, Jerome Chang wrote:
> *For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day
> weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from
> 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and
> drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.*
> *
> *
> * Grind*
> * 419 Park Ave S*
> * New York, NY 10016*
> This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around
> the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout
> coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF,
> LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and
> Miami.
> On the docket tentatively are these two topics:
> *3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking"* ( ~ State of the Union...it's
> election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present
> research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're
> bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this
> stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems
> to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
> *5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach*. How are projects like the Coworking
> wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to
> raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
> FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners
> who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused
> goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans
> at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of
> approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset
> of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1)
> enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and
> (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their
> workplace strategies. *In short, focused efforts for community-wide
> benefits.*
> Jerome
> ______________
> BLANKSPACES
> "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
> www.blankspaces.com > 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036
> 323.330.9505 (office)
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On 18 September 2012 20:24, Jacob Sayles <ja...@officenomads.com> wrote:
> I am looking into making this happen and I would love to talk about the
> progress we've made on the wiki.
> Jacob
> On Monday, September 17, 2012, Jerome Chang wrote:
>> *For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day
>> weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from
>> 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and
>> drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.*
>> *
>> *
>> * Grind*
>> * 419 Park Ave S*
>> * New York, NY 10016*
>> This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around
>> the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout
>> coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF,
>> LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and
>> Miami.
>> On the docket tentatively are these two topics:
>> *3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking"* ( ~ State of the Union...it's
>> election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present
>> research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're
>> bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this
>> stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems
>> to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
>> *5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach*. How are projects like the Coworking
>> wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to
>> raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
>> FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners
>> who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused
>> goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans
>> at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of
>> approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset
>> of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1)
>> enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and
>> (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their
>> workplace strategies. *In short, focused efforts for community-wide
>> benefits.*
>> Jerome
>> ______________
>> BLANKSPACES
>> "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
>> www.blankspaces.com >> 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036
>> 323.330.9505 (office)
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> *For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day
> weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from
> 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and
> drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.*
> *
> *
> * Grind*
> * 419 Park Ave S*
> * New York, NY 10016*
> This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around
> the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout
> coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF,
> LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and
> Miami.
> On the docket tentatively are these two topics:
> *3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking"* ( ~ State of the Union...it's
> election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present
> research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're
> bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this
> stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems
> to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
> *5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach*. How are projects like the Coworking
> wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to
> raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
> FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners
> who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused
> goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans
> at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of
> approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset
> of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1)
> enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and
> (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their
> workplace strategies. *In short, focused efforts for community-wide
> benefits.*
> Jerome
> ______________
> BLANKSPACES
> "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
> www.blankspaces.com > 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036
> 323.330.9505 (office)
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On Monday, September 17, 2012 6:54:07 PM UTC-4, Jerome wrote:
> *For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day > weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon, Oct 7, from > 3:30pm to 6pm to discuss coworking on a macro level, followed by dinner and > drinks. Totally free and no sales stuff.* > * > * > * Grind* > * 419 Park Ave S* > * New York, NY 10016*
> This will be a great opportunity for everyone to meet others from around > the country...in person! How about that - no emails! About a dozen devout > coworking space owners will be in town for the weekend from Seattle, SF, > LA, Denver, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Austin, Boston, DC, and > Miami.
> On the docket tentatively are these two topics: > *3:30 - 5pm: The "State of Coworking"* ( ~ State of the Union...it's > election year - what can I say!). Turnstone and others will present > research they've done, bought, or otherwise have on hand (when you're > bootstrapping in coworking start-up world, who cares where you get this > stuff from!). What are some national trends in the workplace? What seems > to be working for coworking...and what is not? What are the demographics?
> *5pm - 6pm: Coworking's Outreach*. How are projects like the Coworking > wiki going? What can we do in the months leading up to GCUC in March to > raise more awareness, and engage more folks?
> FYI. LExC is a group of passionate, like-minded coworking space owners > who got together to align similar approaches and achieve some focused > goals. We recognized that even from just 30 experienced coworking veterans > at last Octobers owners' weekend, there was still a huge variety of > approaches to nurturing coworking communities and values. So as a subset > of the greater coworking community, LExC intends to on a national level (1) > enable our constituent members to benefit from fellow LExC communities, and > (2) accommodate businesses who are considering coworking as part of their > workplace strategies. *In short, focused efforts for community-wide > benefits.*
> Jerome > ______________ > BLANKSPACES > "work FOR yourself, not BY yourself"
> www.blankspaces.com > 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) Los Angeles, CA 90036 > 323.330.9505 (office)
