Central Location: Downtown Ann Arbor
Workantile Exchange is in the center of it all. We are near the bus station, several, parking lots and structures, restaurants, and banks.
Why Workantile? Reason #56
August 4th, 2009Why Workantile? Reason #32
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Conference Rooms:Professional workspace designed for professionals
Meeting a client at a cafe is cute, but not credible. You are a professional; shouldn’t your work enviornment reflect that?
Why Workantile? Reason #24
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Community: Knowledgable people, meaningful work. The members of Workantile Exchange are skilled and dedicated. There are writers, technology workers, geeks, non-profits, filmakers, busines developers–a braod range of skills and knowledge is represented.
Why Workantile? Reason #11
August 4th, 2009Outlets: There are a lot of them. Plug in anytime. Plug in anywhere. All outlets at Workantile Exchange are on isolated circuits to help protect your equipment.
Money, Scope and Time: Aligning expectations between you and your client
July 31st, 2009Friday August 7, 2009 from 11:30am – 1:00pm
Workantile Exchange
118 S. Main
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
Discussion led by Kathy Macdonald, President, The Macdonald Group.
A contract is an explicit agreement of what the consultant (you) and the client expect from each other and how both of you are going to work together. You either get this right … or you can suffer a long, painful and costly demise.
Starting a new project can be fun and exciting. Too many start-ups overlook the need to set expectations BEFORE WORK BEGINS. Don’t be one of them. Find out how to make your next project a lot more fun and profitable by starting off the right way.
This is one of the Workantile Exchange’s continuing series of Brown Bag Lunch meetings. Bring your own lunch and join us for a discussion!
August 28 Brown Bag Lunch: “Greening Your Home: How to Keep Your House from Bleeding Money”
July 8th, 2009Workantile Exchange is pleased to announce another of its Friday Brown Bag Lunch series.
Friday, August 28 2009, Member Matt Grocoff will lead a discussion of green building and renovation techniques for energy savings and sustainability. Join us, and bring a lunch that gives you a chance to watch and chat.
For more information, and to sign up, visit the Upcoming event page.
July 7 Ann Arbor Ruby Hackathon: 7-10pm in the Training Loft
July 7th, 2009The a2rb Ruby Users’ Group has announced their next meeting will be held on 7 July, in the Training Loft at Workantile Exchange. Rather than a traditional UG meeting, they’ll be having a Hackathon: collaborative code production in pairs and teams.
For more information, contact Brandon Dimcheff, who is organizing and hosting the event.
Ann Arbor Chronicle on Workantile programming class
July 6th, 2009On 12 June 2009, the Ann Arbor Chronicle published an interview with member Trek Glowacki about the class he and Jesse Sielaff taught at Workantile Exchange during May and early June.