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CoworkingOrlando

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CoworkingOrlando

 


 

Mission

 

To establish Orlando as a force to be reckoned with creatively and to inspire and motivate our community to keep pushing the boundaries of art, design, marketing, code and music. To create a shared workspace for creative professionals in the Orlando area.

 

Goals

  • Completed: Identify possible locations in or around downtown Orlando. Should have space for getting work down, small meetings, and possibly enough space for occasional community workshops (barCamp, omg!!1).
  • Completed. New prices for CoLab come out next month and they are very affordable: Keep cost low to spur participation (or research possible tiered leasing fees based on activity/use)
  • Encourage tech community growth (and communication) in Orlando.
  • Establish a "creative corridor" that locals identify as the section of town where independents and creatives gather to work and play
  • Get a regular group together in order to find the "anchors" for our space.

 

 

Where to Cowork

 

CoLab Orlando- Monday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm Fridays at CoLab are free for now.

Stardust Video and Coffee, 1842 Winter Park Rd, Every Tuesday, 9am to 7pm

Boston Coffee House, 12789 Waterford Lakes Parkway, Some Wednesdays

BadAss Cofee, 13651 Hunters Oak Drive, Unit 101 Orlando, FL 32837, Most Thursdays

Third Fridays have a Likemind.us meetup at Panera Bread at Lake Eola 8-11 AM.

 

CoLab Orlando

 

Angebilt Building

37 N Orange Ave

6th Floor

Orlando, FL, 32801 

 

http://colaborlando.com

 

CoLab Members

 

 

Where To Learn More

 

We've created a Coworking Orlando Google Group to help facilitate localPariuri SportiveRezultate LiveClasamente Fotbalcommunication on the subject.

 

There is a group page on the Florida Creatives website for Coworking

 

Meet More of Your Orlando Coworkers

 

What if folks start listing themselves here? I'll get us started:

 

News

 

Orlando Coworking was featured in the Orlando Sentinel's Business section by Etan Horowitz: "Whether working alone, or working together"