The Greater Westside Board of Trade is in the process of gathering information regarding the feasibility of creating a collaborative work space in West Kelowna/Westbank First Nation.
Collaborative/co-working spaces often have a variety of work spaces and private offices that can be used full-time like a traditional office space, or as required, and meeting rooms available when needed.
By bringing together a number of users, co-working facilities often provide access to better equipment and services in a professional environment than people can afford on their own. As social spaces, co-working centres also help to bring communities together, encouraging business to business interaction between people who might otherwise not connect on a professional basis. This social interaction can lead to business growth, a sharing of skills, services, and introductions.
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There will be two focus sessions as well:
End User/ Member Focus Session
Jan. 23 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at The Cove Lakeside Resort with light refreshments served, reserving a spot is required.
Investor/Sponsor/Founder Focus Session
Feb. 6 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at The Cove Lakeside Resort with light refreshments served, reserving a spot is required.
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