In The Loop: Knotel, Coworking + Childcare, and Niche Coworking
Published on October 27, 2018 - By Cecilia Amador
Knotel Raises $60 Million
The Wall Street Journal (paywall) reported this week that flexible workspace operator, Knotel, raised US$60 million from venture firms. According to the article, “the investment will bring Knotel’s total fundraising to $160 million. The latest round of funding will go toward expanding into new markets and adding locations in cities where Knotel already exists.”
The Wall Street Journal (paywall) reported this week that flexible workspace operator, Knotel, raised US$60 million from venture firms. According to the article, “the investment will bring Knotel’s total fundraising to $160 million. The latest round of funding will go toward expanding into new markets and adding locations in cities where Knotel already exists.”
The Wing now Offers Childcare
Women-focused coworking operator, The Wing, announced Thursday that it will launch The Little Wing, “a space designed for kids to play so their parents can take flight.” According to a CNBC article, the childcare initiative will launch in The Wing’s Soho and West Hollywood locations and it will have on-site certified babysitters that will provide supervision and programming for kids.
Women-focused coworking operator, The Wing, announced Thursday that it will launch The Little Wing, “a space designed for kids to play so their parents can take flight.” According to a CNBC article, the childcare initiative will launch in The Wing’s Soho and West Hollywood locations and it will have on-site certified babysitters that will provide supervision and programming for kids.
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Ministry of Sound Opens New Location in 19th Century Factory
Dezeen reported this week that Ministry of Sound teamed up with an architecture studio to create a coworking space and private members lounge in a former 1860s printing factory. The space was created to offer creative individuals a place to do business as well as an environment for a convivial and creative way of life.
Dezeen reported this week that Ministry of Sound teamed up with an architecture studio to create a coworking space and private members lounge in a former 1860s printing factory. The space was created to offer creative individuals a place to do business as well as an environment for a convivial and creative way of life.
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