MakeOffices is hosting a Pop-Up-Palooza Wednesday, May 16 to celebrate the opening of its Glover Park location. The D.C.-company’s event will run from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will include panel discussions, networking and food.
MakeOffices currently has eight other D.C.- area locations including The Wharf, K Street, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Bethesda, Reston Town Center, Clarendon and Tysons Corner. The company also has offices in Philadelphia and Chicago.
More than local 20 startup companies are attending the event including Urban Jungle and DC WedFest.
The panel discussions will focus on pitching to investors, building a presence on social media and experiential marketing.
MakeOffices at Glover Park has 57 private offices, four conference rooms, five audio-visual booths, eight call rooms, two wellness rooms, a relaxation room with two massage chairs, and a designated recording room.
MakeOffices’ new opening comes during a global surge of coworking spaces. According to Deskmag’s 2018 Coworking Forecast, there will be more than 18,000 coworking spaces worldwide by the end of the year.
The company has month-to-month leasing plans that range from $75 to $600 per month. The Virtual Office plan is $75 per month and members can enjoy 2-hour conference room sessions, a mailing address and mail collection. For $250 per month, members can opt for the Open Desk plan. The $600 Private Office plan includes a fully furnished, private, lockable office space that can accommodate up to 30 people. MakeOffices also offers $25 day passes.
“Our Glover Park location is shaping up to be a unique addition to our portfolio,” said MakeOffices’ Regional Director Jazmin Jabbarnia said in a press release. “It’s equal parts suburban and urban – attracting American and Georgetown University student entrepreneurs, the residential work-from-home crowd, and established companies, too.”
