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Trellis has garnered some sweet ink. Take a peek to glimpse behind the curtain. Or behind the trellis.
Interested in starting your own entrepreneurial journey but unsure what to expect? Read up on our interview with Trellis founder Rebecca Pan.
A new queer and female owned coworking space has opened its doors in downtown San Francisco just as the city begins to reopen due to declining rates of COVID cases and deaths.
I never thought I’d say this, but I’ve never been more excited to put on pants and work from someplace that’s not my home.
If you’re looking for a team who can create a fun event experience near Moscone Center, look no further, we’ve got you! With all our events, we focus on uplifting people of color, women owned businesses, and local creatives.
The pandemic’s arrival turned spaces like WeWork into ghost towns. Now people are lining up for low-commitment offices, and providers are working to sustain that trend.
Renting a coworking space gives you a focused area where you can concentrate and really get into a “work mindset” without investing in expensive office space of your own.
We asked nine experienced coworking leaders for their best piece of advice for building an engaged community. Their insights can help shed light on how emerging operators can begin to do the same in their own space, no matter the circumstances.
In the evolving landscape of work, the concept of a home coworking space has gained significant traction. As remote work becomes increasingly common, creating an efficient and comfortable workspace within the confines of your own home has never been more important. From freelancers to remote employees, the need for a dedicated area that fosters productivity and creativity has led many to explore the world of home coworking.
Still stuck in pandemic-born work-from-home limbo? Maxxing out time at your local coffee shop just to get a little human interaction? There is a better way.