Pop-Up/Temporary Coworking Spaces
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Beth Buczynski
Jun 15, 2011, 1:04:48 PM6/15/11
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Hello All!
You might have heard about pop-up restaurants and clothing stores in
big cities like NYC or LA.. These temporary establishments generate
buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: a popup
store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
products and offers coworking and networking: http://yespleasemore.com/
In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
If you have photos or an anecdote about pop-up style coworking spaces,
please contact me on list or at GoneCo...@gmail.com.
Thanks!
Beth
@gonecoworking
You might have heard about pop-up restaurants and clothing stores in
big cities like NYC or LA.. These temporary establishments generate
buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: a popup
store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
products and offers coworking and networking: http://yespleasemore.com/
In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
If you have photos or an anecdote about pop-up style coworking spaces,
please contact me on list or at GoneCo...@gmail.com.
Thanks!
Beth
@gonecoworking
Mark Gilbreath
Jun 15, 2011, 3:49:24 PM6/15/11
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Hi Beth
Mark Gilbreath
We think the pop up store concept is very exciting and relevant. In fact, the many pop up store examples in NY and LA were the inspiration for the pop up coworking fun that we (LiquidSpace) had at SXSW (South by Southwest) in March this year. We partnered with our friends at Steelcase/Turnstone (who know a ton about how to design great spaces) and also with Liz at Link Coworking, to create a network of pop up and permanent spaces around Austin Texas (Liz at Link Coworking joined us for the fun) for people at SXSW to actually get work done amidst the chaos and frenzy of that crazy event. To make it fun and thought provoking for everyone, we sprinkled pop up workspaces in a handful of novel places including an art gallery, a hotel, a bar and even a bus (I know that more than a few folks on this list logged an hour or more on the Turnstone Bus...the portable AC unit worked hard that week). People at the show that week, used LiquidSpace to locate, book and check in to the venues.
We've got a ton of photos from the event... happy to fwd if you'd like. We certainly are NOT in the space business, but we can definitely see a world, hopefully soon, where pop up spaces become a common occurence in the growing ecosystem of awesome, authentic new/alternative spaces where work really happens.
Cheers
Mark
Mark Gilbreath
LiquidSpace
CEO/Founder/deckhand
CEO/Founder/deckhand
mobile 208.720.8107
email ma...@liquidspace.com
skype mfgilbreath
twitter markgilbreath
email ma...@liquidspace.com
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Moseley Exchange
Jun 16, 2011, 5:04:11 AM6/16/11
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Hi Beth,
I think that pop-up coworking is a great idea. I was inspired by this
example at Milan Salone Design Festival earlier this year:
http://coworkingmilano.com/2011/04/17/cowocamp2011-was-here/
It inspired me to do something similar at London Design Festival this
year, and I am presently pulling together plans for a pop-up coworking
space for the duration of the festival from 17-25 September. The space
will hopefully offer desk spaces, casual meeting areas, free wifi and
coffee. it should enable people who attend the festival to have a
shared office location which could make it easier to meet, network and
do business during the week.
If anyone who reads this is going to be in town let me know!
James Rock
email: James.Rock @ cultivar.co.uk
> please contact me on list or at GoneCowork...@gmail.com.
>
> Thanks!
> Beth
> @gonecoworking
I think that pop-up coworking is a great idea. I was inspired by this
example at Milan Salone Design Festival earlier this year:
http://coworkingmilano.com/2011/04/17/cowocamp2011-was-here/
It inspired me to do something similar at London Design Festival this
year, and I am presently pulling together plans for a pop-up coworking
space for the duration of the festival from 17-25 September. The space
will hopefully offer desk spaces, casual meeting areas, free wifi and
coffee. it should enable people who attend the festival to have a
shared office location which could make it easier to meet, network and
do business during the week.
If anyone who reads this is going to be in town let me know!
James Rock
email: James.Rock @ cultivar.co.uk
>
> Thanks!
> Beth
> @gonecoworking
Moseley Exchange
Jun 16, 2011, 5:07:55 AM6/16/11
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Hi Mark,
It was great to hear about your SXSW pop-up coworking.
I am planning something similar for London Design Festival in
September. There will be about 350,000 visitors for a week long series
of exhibitions and events from 17-25 September.
Can you send me a link to your photos please? It would be really
helpful to get some ideas and inspiration!
Kind regards
James Rock
email: james.rock @ cultivar.co.uk
On Jun 15, 8:49 pm, Mark Gilbreath <mfgilbre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Beth
>
> We think the pop up store concept is very exciting and relevant. In fact,
> the many pop up store examples in NY and LA were the inspiration for the
> pop up coworking fun that we (LiquidSpace) had at SXSW (South by Southwest)
> in March this year. We partnered with our friends at Steelcase/Turnstone
> (who know a ton about how to design great spaces) and also with Liz at Link
> Coworking, to create a network of pop up and permanent spaces around Austin
> Texas (Liz at Link Coworking joined us for the fun) for people at SXSW to
> actually get work done amidst the chaos and frenzy of that crazy event.
> To make it fun and thought provoking for everyone, we sprinkled pop up
> workspaces in a handful of novel places including an art gallery, a hotel, a
> bar and even a bus (I know that more than a few folks on this list logged an
> hour or more on the Turnstone Bus...the portable AC unit worked hard that
> week). People at the show that week, used LiquidSpace to locate, book
> and check in to the venues.
>
> We've got a ton of photos from the event... happy to fwd if you'd like.
> We certainly are NOT in the space business, but we can definitely see a
> world, hopefully soon, where pop up spaces become a common occurence in the
> growing ecosystem of awesome, authentic new/alternative spaces where work
> really happens.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
> *Mark Gilbreath <http://goog_936366688>*[image:
> cid:image004....@01CA6C6C.3353ACF0]<http://www.linkedin.com/in/markgilbreath>
> *
> *
> *LiquidSpace
> *CEO/Founder/deckhand
> mobile 208.720.8107
> email m...@liquidspace.com
> skype mfgilbreath
> twitter markgilbreath
>
> *LiquidSpace(TM) - find a great space to work, now.*
> **We're a location-based mobile application that lets you use your phone to
> learn more!
It was great to hear about your SXSW pop-up coworking.
I am planning something similar for London Design Festival in
September. There will be about 350,000 visitors for a week long series
of exhibitions and events from 17-25 September.
Can you send me a link to your photos please? It would be really
helpful to get some ideas and inspiration!
Kind regards
James Rock
email: james.rock @ cultivar.co.uk
On Jun 15, 8:49 pm, Mark Gilbreath <mfgilbre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Beth
>
> We think the pop up store concept is very exciting and relevant. In fact,
> the many pop up store examples in NY and LA were the inspiration for the
> pop up coworking fun that we (LiquidSpace) had at SXSW (South by Southwest)
> in March this year. We partnered with our friends at Steelcase/Turnstone
> (who know a ton about how to design great spaces) and also with Liz at Link
> Coworking, to create a network of pop up and permanent spaces around Austin
> Texas (Liz at Link Coworking joined us for the fun) for people at SXSW to
> actually get work done amidst the chaos and frenzy of that crazy event.
> To make it fun and thought provoking for everyone, we sprinkled pop up
> workspaces in a handful of novel places including an art gallery, a hotel, a
> bar and even a bus (I know that more than a few folks on this list logged an
> hour or more on the Turnstone Bus...the portable AC unit worked hard that
> week). People at the show that week, used LiquidSpace to locate, book
> and check in to the venues.
>
> We've got a ton of photos from the event... happy to fwd if you'd like.
> We certainly are NOT in the space business, but we can definitely see a
> world, hopefully soon, where pop up spaces become a common occurence in the
> growing ecosystem of awesome, authentic new/alternative spaces where work
> really happens.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
> cid:image004....@01CA6C6C.3353ACF0]<http://www.linkedin.com/in/markgilbreath>
> *
> *
> *LiquidSpace
> *CEO/Founder/deckhand
> mobile 208.720.8107
> email m...@liquidspace.com
> skype mfgilbreath
> twitter markgilbreath
>
> *LiquidSpace(TM) - find a great space to work, now.*
> **We're a location-based mobile application that lets you use your phone to
> find a great space to meet and work, book it, check in securely, and share
> it with your colleagues. Visitwww.liquidspace.com<http://www.liquidspaceapp.com/> to
> learn more!
>
> On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello All!
>
> > You might have heard about pop-up restaurants and clothing stores in
> > big cities like NYC or LA.. These temporary establishments generate
> > buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
> > and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
>
> > I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
> > with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: a popup
> > store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
> > products and offers coworking and networking:http://yespleasemore.com/
>
> > In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
> > people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
> > contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
>
> > If you have photos or an anecdote about pop-up style coworking spaces,
> > please contact me on list or at GoneCowork...@gmail.com.
> On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello All!
>
> > You might have heard about pop-up restaurants and clothing stores in
> > big cities like NYC or LA.. These temporary establishments generate
> > buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
> > and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
>
> > I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
> > with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: a popup
> > store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
> > products and offers coworking and networking:http://yespleasemore.com/
>
> > In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
> > people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
> > contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
>
> > If you have photos or an anecdote about pop-up style coworking spaces,
salim
Jun 16, 2011, 12:53:45 PM6/16/11
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Hello All,
I'm in the process of putting together a coworking space and have been
playing with the idea of doing a
coworking pop up for 40 days as a way to prototype coworking in the
community.
For those of you who have done it, what are some of the ways you
financed the pop up?
Did you charge? Find Sponsors? I'm curious to know. I would
personally like to make it free.
Thank You.
Salim Mhunzi |
Organizer | Harlem CoWorking
www.harlemcoworking.com
@iamsalim
On Jun 16, 5:07 am, Moseley Exchange <market...@moseleyexchange.com>
wrote:
I'm in the process of putting together a coworking space and have been
playing with the idea of doing a
coworking pop up for 40 days as a way to prototype coworking in the
community.
For those of you who have done it, what are some of the ways you
financed the pop up?
Did you charge? Find Sponsors? I'm curious to know. I would
personally like to make it free.
Thank You.
Salim Mhunzi |
Organizer | Harlem CoWorking
www.harlemcoworking.com
@iamsalim
On Jun 16, 5:07 am, Moseley Exchange <market...@moseleyexchange.com>
wrote:
Beth Buczynski
Jun 22, 2011, 8:03:13 PM6/22/11
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It's taken me a few days, but I just wanted to thank everyone who
replied to this thread...you've given me so many great examples to
work with. For those who have photos of the spaces in question and are
willing to share them: please forward the images to
goneco...@gmail.com, and be sure to include the desired
attribution.
Many thanks!
Beth
@gonecoworking
replied to this thread...you've given me so many great examples to
work with. For those who have photos of the spaces in question and are
willing to share them: please forward the images to
goneco...@gmail.com, and be sure to include the desired
attribution.
Many thanks!
Beth
@gonecoworking
Alex Hillman
Jun 22, 2011, 8:23:09 PM6/22/11
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At a Coworking Q&A at SXSW '09, somebody mentioned that they had an opportunity to open a coworking space in a location that was going to be demolished inside of 12 months.
Geoff's response (he was on the panel) was: DO IT.
Building coworking in a temporary space has a lot of implications, but the best of them means that you're never focusing on the space, and ALWAYS focusing on the people!
It does mean that you need to do some other things differently, but the vast majority of the changes you'd have to make in order to achieve success would all relate to how people interact with each other which, if nothing else, is valuable practice for when a permanent space comes around.
-Alex
Angel Kwiatkowski
Jun 23, 2011, 11:51:31 AM6/23/11
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As a solution to our overflowing space, we're going to be trying
something new and it's not AT Cohere. We're going to be experimenting
with coworking when we have no set physical space. You might think
this sounds like a Jelly and maybe it is a little bit but the
locations, members and times will always be a surprise. Read more on
what we're up to on the Cohere blog today
http://coherecommunity.com/blog/coworking-what-happens-when-the-location-changes-daily.
Angel
On Jun 22, 6:03 pm, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It's taken me a few days, but I just wanted to thank everyone who
> replied to this thread...you've given me so many great examples to
> work with. For those who have photos of the spaces in question and are
> willing to share them: please forward the images to
> gonecowork...@gmail.com, and be sure to include the desired
> > > > the manypop upstore examples in NY and LA were the inspiration for the
> > > >pop upcoworking fun that we (LiquidSpace) had at SXSW (South by Southwest)
something new and it's not AT Cohere. We're going to be experimenting
with coworking when we have no set physical space. You might think
this sounds like a Jelly and maybe it is a little bit but the
locations, members and times will always be a surprise. Read more on
what we're up to on the Cohere blog today
http://coherecommunity.com/blog/coworking-what-happens-when-the-location-changes-daily.
Angel
On Jun 22, 6:03 pm, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It's taken me a few days, but I just wanted to thank everyone who
> replied to this thread...you've given me so many great examples to
> work with. For those who have photos of the spaces in question and are
> willing to share them: please forward the images to
> attribution.
>
> Many thanks!
> Beth
> @gonecoworking
>
> On Jun 16, 10:53 am, salim <sosa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello All,
>
> > I'm in the process of putting together a coworking space and have been
> > playing with the idea of doing a
> > coworkingpop upfor 40 days as a way to prototype coworking in the
>
> Many thanks!
> Beth
> @gonecoworking
>
> On Jun 16, 10:53 am, salim <sosa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello All,
>
> > I'm in the process of putting together a coworking space and have been
> > playing with the idea of doing a
> > community.
>
> > For those of you who have done it, what are some of the ways you
> > financed thepop up?
>
> > For those of you who have done it, what are some of the ways you
> > Did you charge? Find Sponsors? I'm curious to know. I would
> > personally like to make it free.
>
> > Thank You.
>
> > Salim Mhunzi |
> > Organizer | Harlem CoWorkingwww.harlemcoworking.com
> > @iamsalim
>
> > On Jun 16, 5:07 am, Moseley Exchange <market...@moseleyexchange.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Hi Mark,
>
> > > It was great to hear about your SXSWpop-upcoworking.
>
> > > I am planning something similar for London Design Festival in
> > > September. There will be about 350,000 visitors for a week long series
> > > of exhibitions and events from 17-25 September.
>
> > > Can you send me a link to your photos please? It would be really
> > > helpful to get some ideas and inspiration!
>
> > > Kind regards
>
> > > James Rock
> > > email: james.rock @ cultivar.co.uk
>
> > > On Jun 15, 8:49 pm, Mark Gilbreath <mfgilbre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Hi Beth
>
> > > > We think thepop upstore concept is very exciting and relevant. In fact,
> > personally like to make it free.
>
> > Thank You.
>
> > Salim Mhunzi |
> > Organizer | Harlem CoWorkingwww.harlemcoworking.com
> > @iamsalim
>
> > On Jun 16, 5:07 am, Moseley Exchange <market...@moseleyexchange.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Hi Mark,
>
> > > It was great to hear about your SXSWpop-upcoworking.
>
> > > I am planning something similar for London Design Festival in
> > > September. There will be about 350,000 visitors for a week long series
> > > of exhibitions and events from 17-25 September.
>
> > > Can you send me a link to your photos please? It would be really
> > > helpful to get some ideas and inspiration!
>
> > > Kind regards
>
> > > James Rock
> > > email: james.rock @ cultivar.co.uk
>
> > > On Jun 15, 8:49 pm, Mark Gilbreath <mfgilbre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Hi Beth
>
> > > > the manypop upstore examples in NY and LA were the inspiration for the
> > > >pop upcoworking fun that we (LiquidSpace) had at SXSW (South by Southwest)
> > > > in March this year. We partnered with our friends at Steelcase/Turnstone
> > > > (who know a ton about how to design great spaces) and also with Liz at Link
> > > > Coworking, to create a network ofpop upand permanent spaces around Austin
> > > > (who know a ton about how to design great spaces) and also with Liz at Link
> > > > Texas (Liz at Link Coworking joined us for the fun) for people at SXSW to
> > > > actually get work done amidst the chaos and frenzy of that crazy event.
> > > > To make it fun and thought provoking for everyone, we sprinkledpop up
> > > > actually get work done amidst the chaos and frenzy of that crazy event.
> > > > workspaces in a handful of novel places including an art gallery, a hotel, a
> > > > bar and even a bus (I know that more than a few folks on this list logged an
> > > > hour or more on the Turnstone Bus...the portable AC unit worked hard that
> > > > week). People at the show that week, used LiquidSpace to locate, book
> > > > and check in to the venues.
>
> > > > We've got a ton of photos from the event... happy to fwd if you'd like.
> > > > We certainly are NOT in the space business, but we can definitely see a
> > > > world, hopefully soon, wherepop upspaces become a common occurence in the
> > > > bar and even a bus (I know that more than a few folks on this list logged an
> > > > hour or more on the Turnstone Bus...the portable AC unit worked hard that
> > > > week). People at the show that week, used LiquidSpace to locate, book
> > > > and check in to the venues.
>
> > > > We've got a ton of photos from the event... happy to fwd if you'd like.
> > > > We certainly are NOT in the space business, but we can definitely see a
> > > > growing ecosystem of awesome, authentic new/alternative spaces where work
> > > > really happens.
>
> > > > Cheers
> > > > Mark
>
> > > > *Mark Gilbreath <http://goog_936366688>*[image:
> > > > cid:image004....@01CA6C6C.3353ACF0]<http://www.linkedin.com/in/markgilbreath>
> > > > *
> > > > *
> > > > *LiquidSpace
> > > > *CEO/Founder/deckhand
> > > > mobile 208.720.8107
> > > > email m...@liquidspace.com
> > > > skype mfgilbreath
> > > > twitter markgilbreath
>
> > > > *LiquidSpace(TM) - find a great space to work, now.*
> > > > **We're a location-based mobile application that lets you use your phone to
> > > > find a great space to meet and work, book it, check in securely, and share
> > > > it with your colleagues. Visitwww.liquidspace.com<http://www.liquidspaceapp.com/> to
> > > > learn more!
>
> > > > On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > > > > Hello All!
>
> > > > > You might have heard aboutpop-uprestaurants and clothing stores in
> > > > really happens.
>
> > > > Cheers
> > > > Mark
>
> > > > *Mark Gilbreath <http://goog_936366688>*[image:
> > > > cid:image004....@01CA6C6C.3353ACF0]<http://www.linkedin.com/in/markgilbreath>
> > > > *
> > > > *
> > > > *LiquidSpace
> > > > *CEO/Founder/deckhand
> > > > mobile 208.720.8107
> > > > email m...@liquidspace.com
> > > > skype mfgilbreath
> > > > twitter markgilbreath
>
> > > > *LiquidSpace(TM) - find a great space to work, now.*
> > > > **We're a location-based mobile application that lets you use your phone to
> > > > find a great space to meet and work, book it, check in securely, and share
> > > > it with your colleagues. Visitwww.liquidspace.com<http://www.liquidspaceapp.com/> to
> > > > learn more!
>
> > > > On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Beth Buczynski <bethbo...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > > > > Hello All!
>
> > > > > big cities like NYC or LA.. These temporary establishments generate
> > > > > buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
> > > > > and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
>
> > > > > I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
> > > > > with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: apopup
> > > > > store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
> > > > > products and offers coworking and networking:http://yespleasemore.com/
>
> > > > > In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
> > > > > people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
> > > > > contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
>
> > > > > If you have photos or an anecdote aboutpop-upstyle coworking spaces,
> > > > > buzz via social media, open for a night or two in a surprise location,
> > > > > and then disappear for a while just to do it all over again.
>
> > > > > I'd love to know if anyone has had experience combining this concept
> > > > > with coworking. Here's an example I found here in Colorado: apopup
> > > > > store that supports the creative economy in colorado by carrying local
> > > > > products and offers coworking and networking:http://yespleasemore.com/
>
> > > > > In anticipation of a new article, I"d love to learn more about how are
> > > > > people expressing their creativity in creating temporary coworking
> > > > > contexts. And, what are the elements that make them successful?
>
gravysd
Jun 23, 2011, 12:14:50 PM6/23/11
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hi salim,
we're a coworking community in north county san diego. we've been
jellying since feb and made it out to the sxsw coworking conference
and met some of these inspiring people! it's my first time posting so
hello all!
we jelly 2x/mo in a different space each time. some spaces are
inherently free (library, coffee shop) but most are hosted in atypical
"work" spaces (rock climbing gym, brewery, wine bar) in exchange for
marketing (tweet, post, newsletter mention). it's been great to reach
out and get such positive responses to coworking. our goal is to
secure spots at no cost or by trade. this summer, we've partnered up
with a kid's gym to get a discounted rate for our coworking parents.
we were inspired by colleagues on tap's pop-up offices and until we
get a permanent space, we figured why not use our nomadic existence to
our advantage!
my advice is to reach out to your community and tell them what you're
doing and why you're doing it. go for it. you never know until you
ask!
kim viernes
cofounder, gravy | a creative coworking community
www.gravysd.com
@gravysd
we're a coworking community in north county san diego. we've been
jellying since feb and made it out to the sxsw coworking conference
and met some of these inspiring people! it's my first time posting so
hello all!
we jelly 2x/mo in a different space each time. some spaces are
inherently free (library, coffee shop) but most are hosted in atypical
"work" spaces (rock climbing gym, brewery, wine bar) in exchange for
marketing (tweet, post, newsletter mention). it's been great to reach
out and get such positive responses to coworking. our goal is to
secure spots at no cost or by trade. this summer, we've partnered up
with a kid's gym to get a discounted rate for our coworking parents.
we were inspired by colleagues on tap's pop-up offices and until we
get a permanent space, we figured why not use our nomadic existence to
our advantage!
my advice is to reach out to your community and tell them what you're
doing and why you're doing it. go for it. you never know until you
ask!
kim viernes
cofounder, gravy | a creative coworking community
www.gravysd.com
@gravysd
Glen Ferguson
Jun 23, 2011, 5:41:11 PM6/23/11
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"the locations, members and times will always be a surprise."
So, a coworking flash mob?
Glen
@CoworkFrederick
Angel Kwiatkowski
Jun 24, 2011, 10:53:22 AM6/24/11
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Glen-re: flash mob coworking.
Yes!
On Jun 23, 3:41 pm, Glen Ferguson <glenf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "the locations, members and times will always be a surprise."
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> So, a coworking flash mob?
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> Glenwww.coworkfrederick.com
> @CoworkFrederick
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> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:51 AM, Angel Kwiatkowski
> <fccowork...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > .
Yes!
On Jun 23, 3:41 pm, Glen Ferguson <glenf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "the locations, members and times will always be a surprise."
>
> So, a coworking flash mob?
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> Glenwww.coworkfrederick.com
> @CoworkFrederick
>
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:51 AM, Angel Kwiatkowski
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> > As a solution to our overflowing space, we're going to be trying
> > something new and it's not AT Cohere. We're going to be experimenting
> > with coworking when we have no set physical space. You might think
> > this sounds like a Jelly and maybe it is a little bit but the
> > locations, members and times will always be a surprise. Read more on
> > what we're up to on the Cohere blog today
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> >http://coherecommunity.com/blog/coworking-what-happens-when-the-locat...
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> > As a solution to our overflowing space, we're going to be trying
> > something new and it's not AT Cohere. We're going to be experimenting
> > with coworking when we have no set physical space. You might think
> > this sounds like a Jelly and maybe it is a little bit but the
> > locations, members and times will always be a surprise. Read more on
> > what we're up to on the Cohere blog today
>
> > .
Harlem Co Working
Jun 28, 2011, 11:57:54 AM6/28/11
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Kim,
Thanks so much for taking the time to respond.
Its dope to see other people in the process of starting a space.
Weve been doing pop up spots every Wednesday, and its been a great way
to test market and share concept around coworking.
What I actually had in mind when I asked the question, was regarding a permanent 40 day coworking pop up at a location. Community is community and I aim to follow the coworking creed of building community. I am just curious if there are people out there who have done the pop up at a location and found a way to finance it, while paying rent and keeping things operational etc.
Looking forward.
-Salim Mhunzi
Founder // HarlemCoworking.com
Thanks so much for taking the time to respond.
Its dope to see other people in the process of starting a space.
Weve been doing pop up spots every Wednesday, and its been a great way
to test market and share concept around coworking.
What I actually had in mind when I asked the question, was regarding a permanent 40 day coworking pop up at a location. Community is community and I aim to follow the coworking creed of building community. I am just curious if there are people out there who have done the pop up at a location and found a way to finance it, while paying rent and keeping things operational etc.
Looking forward.
-Salim Mhunzi
Founder // HarlemCoworking.com
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