now in high contrast
In a post today on Not An MBA, the boys evaluated the business side of coworking. And to be completely honest, I’m a little bothered by the category that we’ve been put into. We seem to be pushed aside in favor of the critically “for profit” models in terms of sustainability. The irony in this? Between the [...]
I just left the inaugural session of Philadelphia Jelly coworking. As per a suggestion from Jacob Patton, with a twist from one of the participants, I am considering dubbing this Philadelphian version, Cream Cheese Sessions. Alternatively, we could simply adopt something along the lines of “PhilaJelly”, but I’m a pretty big fan of Cream Cheese [...]
a number of people have pointed me to Blog Philadelphia in the last 24 hours, but the credit goes to Brian Oberkirch for kicking off the conversation between me and conference organizer Annie Heckenberger. From the website:
This two-day “unconference†will be open to bloggers and non-bloggers alike. There will be a few panels featuring leading [...]
I'm Alex Hillman, the co-founder of IndyHall and a social technology/community developer living in Philadelphia.
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