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Welcome Magazine Snohomish CoWorking At Workhorse Edmonds
It’s all about teamwork at Workhorse in Edmonds

State of the Art Coworking Spaces Offer Connectivity and Collaboration

BY WENDY POISCHBEG FOR ECONOMIC ALLIANCE SNOHOMISH COUNTY

Welcome Magazine Snohomish Economic Alliance

I first met Tracey Warren, Founder of lnSpark coworking Space, at the EASC Small Business Summit in 2018. I was thrilled to discover Snohomish County had a shared work option as the highly successful models, WeWork and The Riveter were established fixtures in Seattle – but coworking hadn’t caught on here at the time. Today, Tracey is not alone as shared workspaces are flourishing, with seven collaboration hubs accepting membership applications in the Snohomish County region.

When Tracey first opened InSpark, most of her members were entrepreneurs and start-ups with one or two employees who excelled in a shared work environment but were not ready for the expense and overhead of a traditional brick-and-mortar office. Now, it’s remote workers who fill her desks and offices.

“This pandemic changed how people show up for their jobs,” Tracey said.

“For instance, it’s been challenging on extraverts who thrive around other people who are now secluded in their homes. Connection with others is a huge reason why people will pay to work in a communal space instead of working from home for free or renting an uninspiring office.”

“Even now, we serve several people who just need to get out of their houses. They tell me that after working from home and weekending at home – they need to go to another setting to feel rejuvenated and inspired. The people who benefit from coworking spaces may just need a place to do an interview- and you can’t do that at home or a coffee shop.”

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A recent survey compiled by CommonUnity, a Snohomish County consulting firm, reports that 70% of workers want to maintain some kind of remote work option.

“It is clear that there is no desire to return to the prior work structure in our jobs,” said Kathy Solberg, CEO.

“There is no normal here. For those employers that have the capacity to explore a combination of remote work and a physical presence in the workplace, they will retain and attract a greater number of employees by creating a hybrid work environment that reflects the individuals in their workforce.”

 

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“Coworking is about community. Hard stop.”

When asked if she thought remote work was a thing of the past, Tracey responded, “I think we’re barely scratching the surface. I believe we’re trending towards more remote options, not fewer. Millennials are demanding different work situations. They are a powerful generation who want change and choice – and companies will have to embrace these options if they expect to attract and retain talent. Offering a coworking membership for your employees gives businesses a competitive advantage and should become part of your company’s strategy to help your employees and your business thrive.”

INSPARK

16824 44th Ave W Suite 130, Lynnwood

lnSpark’s open space concept allows for focus when you need it, and networking opportunities when you are looking for extra business support & connection.

www.insparkcoworking.com

SNOWORKS COMMUNITY WORKSPACE

108 Union Ave, Snohomish

SnoWorks offers coworking, meeting, and event space and private offices, dedicated workspaces, drop-in desks, networking events. Connect with the best & brightest in the local Snohomish business community.

www.snoworkspace.com

WORKHORSE COWORKING

123 2nd Ave. S Suite 230 Edmonds

A haven for Edmond’s workhorses, cowork in a bright, barn-chic office space near the Edmonds waterfront built to optimize the productivity of today’s remote workers.

www.joinworkhorse.com

THE KOOP

104 S Olympic Ave Suite 106, Arlington

“The Koop” is a relaxed, innovative, fun atmosphere with a sense of community to expand your network and focus on your business growth.

www.thekoopworkspace.com

THINK TANK

2817 Wetmore Ave Everett

More than just a coworking space; Think Tank offers a place to gather, share ideas, create, celebrate, and play. We are a community.

www.thinktankev.com

CROWN WORKSPACE

2002 Madison St, Everett

Conveniently located in Everett, get work done with an open desk space, a private office, or comfortable lounge seating.

www.crownworkspacewa.com

CREATIVE WORKSPACE

16825 48th Ave W, Suite 102, Lynnwood

Flexible, fit, wired and professional, build your business in an environment that connects you to other business owners and entrepreneurs.

www.lynnwood.creative-workspace.com

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