The Groundwork Blog
Now that I’ve found Groundwork, I’m so happy to be able to settle into a bit more of a routine. I love heading into the flex space in Fall River and setting up for a few focused hours of work.
Read More >In today’s constantly changing business world, startups and small businesses often find themselves seeking spaces that offer more than just a desk and a chair. Coworking spaces like Groundwork offer an ideal solution. These spaces have gained popularity for good reason: they provide a supportive system where entrepreneurs can grow and thrive.
Read More >“I work with our entrepreneurs as they go through the accelerator program, but my work days are never “typical”. We are out in the community, visiting sites, promoting the program, attending events…there’s always something different going on!”
Read More >As a coworking space, we do our best to operate with sustainability in mind. Doing so promotes an environmentally-friendly culture that resonates with members and guests and encourages them to follow suit. It also attracts eco-conscious individuals from different industries and businesses, which furthers our sustainable culture.
Read More >Coworking spaces are great for individual productivity, but can members take clients in the space? The short answer is yes, however there are some key considerations to ensure a smooth experience for both you and your clients.
Read More >“I am lucky that I have an amazing community that is willing to help. I am grateful for everyone that has been incredibly supportive to me.”
Read More >“I love being part of the local artist community. I paint with a wonderful plein air Westport Art Group Thursday mornings in nice weather. I like sharing ideas with other artists and learning from them. Being part of an organization like South Coast Artists with so many professional, successful artists has really pushed me to be a better artist.”
Read More >“Silent Book Club (SBC) is a global community of readers and introverts, with more than 500 chapters in 50 countries around the world led by local volunteers. SBC members gather in public at bars, cafes, bookstores, libraries, and online to read together in quiet camaraderie.”
Read More >Being inclusive within your communities on and offline fosters a sense of belonging, respect, and empowerment among users. When prioritized, it leads to more meaningful interactions, increased community engagement, and a greater sense of connection.
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