One Year of Suite133 (22. September 2008, 08:53 by Derek Young) ~ Human Coworkers?
Suite133, our coworking space in downtown Tacoma, is about to hit its one year anniversary. To celebrate, and to introduce a few more people to coworking, Suite133 has announced that it’s free for this week only. From today through Friday, all interested entrepreneurs, small business owners, writers, telecommuters, or others that find coworking potentially interesting, can use the Suite at no cost.
We have a great location near Matador, Meconi’s, Capers, Paddy Coynes, and the rest of downtown. We have great people that have included web & graphic designers, a realtor, a regional non-profit, a talent agency, leadership consultants, artists, and an international conflict consultant.
Coworking spaces like Suite133 are popping up across the country, offering all the benefits of working in an office (conference rooms, comfortable office chairs, fun coworkers) with none of the drawbacks (nagging bosses, TPS reports, backstabbing office politics).
Monthly members pay $250/person to use the space. Services include wireless Internet and printing, two private conference rooms, locally roasted coffee, comfortable office chairs, and secure filing—all in a historic building in downtown Tacoma.
But, this week, it’s free. Come try it out.
Details
Suite133
703 Pacific Avenue – 2nd Floor
Open 9 am to 5 pm
More information at Suite133
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Does Sassy McButterpants have a membership? Just askin’. That could be a selling point.
3 | Posted by Squid | Sep 22, 11:35 AM
Dang, Mr. Young. Your office situation disqualifies a whole lotta crips.
4 | Posted by Mofo from the Hood | Sep 22, 03:07 PM
You mean Crips. Capital C.
I don’t think they’d look to rent space at Suite 133. I think they’d just take it over by brute force.
6 | Posted by Mofo from the Hood | Sep 22, 07:29 PM
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