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18 October 2010 | 10:29 pm
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14 September 2010 | 7:42 pm
The following is a re-post from the Jelly Long Island blog. One of the initial triggers that led to the blog post, Why are there no Coworking Spaces In Long Island?, and eventually into our growing bi-weekly Jelly event, was the book Emergence – The Story of the Centre for Social Innovation. Emergence is the first of a three part series published by CSI entitled Shared Spaces for Social Innovation. The three part series offers a comprehensive overview of the CSI shared space model. Part 1 – Emergence – The Story of The Centre for Social Innovation Part 2 –...
24 August 2010 | 9:19 pm
As a follow up to one of my recent posts, 9 Ways of Finding Cheap (but not cheap looking) Artwork For Your Office, here is a great resource I came across to help make your small office, YOUR small office. A site called CanvasPop, offers a pretty awesome service that allows you to create custom corporate art printed on an ultra-high quality canvas. Users can create branded, modern pop-art using a company logo, or even create art from photos shot by staff members. As I mentioned in my previous post, your office is an extension of your brand. CanvasPop really...
12 August 2010 | 9:06 pm
A little over a week ago, my wife and I hopped on a plane to Dublin, Ireland to check out the sites, sounds... and Guinness. While in Dublin, we had an opportunity to visit AMWorks, a coworking space right in the heart of the city. Alan Richardson, Founder of Amworks, was extremely hospitable throughout our stay and a tremendous help in organizing the filming of this interview. Aside from the slight accent (we couldn't agree which one of us had the accent), I found it very interesting how the residents of AMWorks described the benefits they derive from working out...
30 June 2010 | 8:42 pm
I was recently invited to attend a Working Lunch with Rob Basso. At each Working Lunch event, guests view the premiere of the latest Basso On Business episode, and get involved in a live, interactive business discussion with Rob and leading experts.The goal of Rob's lunch program is to motivate and support small businesses with innovative presentations, business growth strategies and informative speakers. The focus of the event I attended was Matt Silver of Ultimate Class Limousine. Matt runs a very successful company but seems to have a little trouble managing the long list of tasks that he is faced...
18 June 2010 | 6:43 pm
I just finished reading Emergence - The Story of the Centre for Social Innovation. Emergence is the first of a three part series published by CSI entitled Shared Spaces for Social Innovation. The three part series offers a comprehensive overview of the CSI shared space model...talk about sharing. Part 1 - Emergence - The Story of The Centre for Social Innovation Part 2- Rigour - How To Create World-Changing Spaces Part 3 (coming soon) - Proof - How Shared Spaces Are Changing The World I dare any entrepreneur to read this book and not feel at least a little ping...
15 June 2010 | 7:21 pm
On Wednesday of last week I had the pleasure of attending the Entrepreneur Summer Launch Party at WorkBar Boston, an awesome coworking space in Boston. The event was co-sponsored by WorkBar and Grasshopper (The Virtual Phone System Designed For Entrepreneurs) and brought out some of Boston's finest entrepreneurs. (more on the actual event in an upcoming blog post) Anyway the space was so impressive I decided to push my luck and asked to come back the next day for a formal tour of the space as well as an interview with the founders and a few of the residents. The...
7 June 2010 | 9:32 pm
As a follow up to my last 2 blog posts regarding furnishing the "optimal office space" and modern trends in office furniture, here are a few great resources (blogs/books) to help provide you with some additional inspiration and ideas for creating YOUR ideal office space. BLOGS The Office Stylist About The Office Stylist The Office Stylist is a multi-platform media brand based on the idea that we should live well at work. In addition to offering readers daily tips on office style, two-time entrepreneur and TV personality Sayeh Pezeshki provides office styling services, consulting and personal shopping for private and...
4 June 2010 | 7:44 pm
In Part 2 of a two part interview on Officebytes TV, Jenny-Lynn Georgiades, Director of Architectural and Design Support Services at Waldners Business Environments, offers entrepreneurs & small businesses insight into the current trend of furnishing the workspace with "collaborative" office furniture. A few quotes from the interview: "One of the biggest trends in the office furniture industry today is the decline of the cubicle. The cubicle walls are coming down and their allowing employees to interact and collaborate." "They're using the open office space that's left over when they shrink those workstations and doing more with the in-between areas."...
1 June 2010 | 8:44 pm
In Part 1 of a two part interview on Officebytes TV, Jenny-Lynn Georgiades, Director of Architectural and Design Support Services at Waldners Business Environments, offers entrepreneurs & small businesses some very sound advice on choosing the right office furniture to create the optimal working environment for their company. A few good quotes from the interview: "When and entrepreneur or a small business is planning to do a new space, I think its really important to examine closely where your company is now, and where you want to be in the future. It's important to examine your work processes..." "Something as...







