New Fort Mill event venue, opening in May!
As we are preparing to open the doors at the new LOOM Coworking, I wanted to reach out to you and let you know of a new special events venue coming online. I hope that you will consider it for any of the upcoming events you coordinate.
I recently read an article, “Coworking— a game changer in office space” and thought it addressed a lot of the questions people have about coworking. Personally, I feel the community and educational amenities (lunch and learns, collaboration and consultation opportunities, etc.) are the foundation of coworking, but this explains some of the more economical aspects.
Want to get an idea of what LOOM will look like? Here are some conceptual renderings of the space we will inhabit this summer while our permanent space is being built!
How Coworking coming to our suburban downtown can help you, even if you don’t need work space!
Folks who work in a typical office or who are happy as a clam working from home often tune out when we begin talking about the benefits of being part of a Coworking community. However, take a moment and consider how you and every member of the greater York County area can be involved!
We are very excited to be able to FINALLY announce our location for our June 1 opening of LOOM COWORKING!
Check out a recent video interview with Fort Mill Business Today!
Watch the Interview on Youtube
Thank you to Shaw Kuester, Wink Rea and the entire FM Economic Council for their ongoing and essential support!
Michael (my other half) has always said of his job “I don’t have to know everything, I just have to know the smart people”.
Please see our March newsletter for LOOM Coworking for lots of great information, announcements, and web links.
Gallery@LOOM will have its first show on display in June and July!
Residents of York County and beyond are welcome to submit … all ages and skill levels! … professionals and novices!
York County is booming with courageous, caring and interesting people who have said goodbye to the 40 hour (or 60 hour) work week for a more family friendly existence, allowing us to work to live not live to work. Many of us have gone rouge and followed our passions to start businesses and explore alternative opportunities but crave the collaboration and creativity that spawns from having a work family. Especially for those of us who thrive on the inspiration and energy of others, working alone can really drain you and cause you to become stagnant.
Consider these questions …
