Grind and Verizon Partner on Space

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Steve King

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Oct 15, 2015, 12:04:31 PM10/15/15
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Congratulations to Grind on their deal with Verizon. As analysts looking at the industry from the outside, we think this is a very big deal. Corporations and commercial building owners are trying to figure out what to do with excess space. There's been a lot of discussion about turning this space into coworking spaces, but the real estate industry moves very slowly. We think a corporation like Verizon jumping will lead more firms to make similar moves.

Scott Tillitt / BEAHIVE

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Oct 16, 2015, 7:32:39 AM10/16/15
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Steve, you’re missing the best part of this announcement.

They left out the hyphen! ;)

scott.


Congratulations to Grind on their deal with Verizon 

As analysts looking at the industry from the outside, we think this is a 
very big deal. Corporations and commercial building owners are trying to 
figure out what to do with excess space. There's been a lot of discussion 
about turning this space into coworking spaces, but the real estate 
industry moves very slowly. We think a corporation like Verizon jumping 
will lead more firms to make similar moves.

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Benjamin

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Oct 16, 2015, 8:56:48 AM10/16/15
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Steve...you are right about the real estate angle from the Verizon side but there is also a critical marketing angle for them - they get to position the brand closer to the "work lives" of their customers via a disruptive/forward thinking company = powerful. For Grind, this partnership offers rapid expansion with a serious technology partner - the potential is exciting.


        

 
Benjamin Dyett
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