Tripleseat's new Concord office has no shortage of fun and relaxing spots to play games, grab a cocktail or lounge on the couch—and work, of course.
The company was founded in 2008 with to streamline event planning in the hospitality industry. Tripleseat offers a web application for restaurants, hotels and other venues to easily manage sales and events.
"We're a software company for hospitality, and most of us have worked in hospitality for a long time," said Kate Kennedy, a marketing and events manager at Tripleseat. "We are trying to bring that family culture of working in restaurants to a more corporate setting."
The startup is growing fast. Tripleseat recently moved from a 6,000-sq.-ft. space on a commercial floor of an apartment building to its new 14,000-sq.-ft. home.
"When I started in 2016, there were 22 of us, and now, there's 100," Kennedy said.
Tripleseat is a team effort. Brian Neste, the vice president of accounts, lended his interior design experience to the space. CEO Jonathan Morse's wife, Lisa, picked out some artwork. Morse's daughter Sophie, an artist, designs covers for Tripleseat's biannual magazine, "Seated."
Inside the office, the space is fully equipped with bean bag chairs, all sorts of alcoholic beverages, cold brew and plenty of friendly dogs.
Employees receive free lunch every day, and every week, you can be sure to find people gathering in the kitchen for Wine Wednesday. The startup may be expanding rapidly, but at its core, Tripleseat is a close-knit community of people who are passionate about hospitality.
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