We are very excited to be able to FINALLY announce our location for our June 1 opening of LOOM COWORKING!
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Fort Mill Business Today TV Interview
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!
The Shared Economy – Keeping Company with Those Smarter Than Yourself
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”.
March LOOM newsletter
Please see our March newsletter for LOOM Coworking for lots of great information, announcements, and web links.
Our first Gallery@LOOM call for entries
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!
WE are here for YOUR use!
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 …
February LOOM Newsletter
Please find our February newsletter for LOOM Coworking below with lots of great information, announcements, and web links.
Highlights include….
- ENRICH YOURSELF
- COBEEFING
- PARTNERS IN PROGRESS
- LIBRARY@LOOM
- SURVEY SAYS …
Click here for February newsletter
Why every downtown needs a “student union” …
During my 10 years as a professor, I had a 300 sf office with a lounge chair, sound system and kitchenette with high ceilings and my entire collection of Maroon 5 stalking memorabilia. Yes, office wise, I was living the high-life. But most of the time you would not find me in my cushy digs … I would be camped out in DIGS (short for the DiGiorgio Campus Center), where the action was. Read more
What happened to the cube-farm?
If you would have told me in college that at 42 I would be creating and curating a coworking community, I not only would not have believed you, I wouldn’t have known what the heck you were talking about. Like most students, I had a fairly narrow view of career possibilities. That was, until I left my hometown for the “big city” for graduate school. While also working in a corporate interiors firm, I took on research dealing with the future of collaborative work spaces, investigated personal work space needs, and created educational (design studio) environments based on these. My horizons were broadened by this and multiple trips to NeoCON, the international commercial furnishings conference and market.
Excited about the innovations in commercial furnishings, I was disheartened to find that, in the mid-90s, corporate design was still extremely hierarchical and the cube-farm Read more