Members
Two Groundwork Locations Are Better Than One
As Community Coordinator, I have the privilege of watching members move between locations, build relationships, and become part of the vibrant community that makes Groundwork so special. Whether it’s gathering at BizLab, sharing a meal at a member lunch, attending an art installation, or simply connecting over coffee in the kitchen, these moments create the rhythm of our community.
Read MoreRemote to Connected: How Garnelli Marcel Thrives at Groundwork
“As an extrovert working remotely, Groundwork has been very beneficial. It’s a clean, quiet, professional environment with all the office perks — but what really sets it apart is the community…”
Read MoreGeorge Hattub works to make a difference in medical technology
“Using a coworking space adds both variety and structure to my daily routine, while also offering a change of scenery that keeps things fresh.”
Read MoreWhy relationships matter in Colleen Trahan’s approach to financial consulting
“There’s something special about working with companies that are doing well by doing good.”
Read MoreAlanna Nelson weaves playfulness with purpose
I’m trying to get better at asking myself, “Should you do this or should someone else?” Being a small business owner, I’m in the habit of just buckling down to do it – who cares if someone else could do it better, faster or cheaper?
Read MoreMeet Dr. Amity Bubbins of Embody Living
“Wait for the “right” time and “feel.” Resistance (in ANY form) is a big clue that “right now” isn’t it! I promise, it all won’t fall apart unless it’s supposed to…”
Read MoreJonathan Pogash is the Cocktail Guru
“I’ve never worked a traditional 9-5. I’ve always been chasing the next big thing and realize that I thrive in that sort of work environment..”
Read MoreMeet our Art Space Director: Korie Ellis-St. Pierre
“My vision for the art space is for it to serve as a bridge between this beautiful, commission-free space and the artists and visitors who bring it to life. I see it not just as a place to display artwork, but as a living, breathing part of the community. One that invites connection, curiosity, and collaboration.”
Read MoreMeet our Community Coordinator in New Bedford, Jae’Lynn Williams
“I have love for my city, I craved being surrounded by creative people and art, and I loved feeling that sense of community.”
Read MoreMeet our Community Coordinator in Fall River: Jenn Mello
“I hope to create bonds in both the work place and the area itself. There are so many opportunities for collaboration. These types of connections motivate and inspire me”
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