Turn-key, coworking offices remove all the time-consuming tasks that are typically associated with setting up shop in a new office space, including building out the office, buying furniture, and negotiating with multiple vendors. Members are also stepping into a network where they have direct access to everything from potential capital investors to seasoned professionals with the knowledge and experience to help advance their business.

Members can also derive value from educational programming and networking events. Today's shared workspaces are comprised of groups of seemingly disparate businesses that are collectively working together towards each other's success.

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GlobeSt.com: What types of companies and members is Pipeline Orlando looking to attract?

Houdard: Pipeline members vary across all sectors and phases of growth. We have corporate teams from well-known companies such as Spotify, Priceline and Kayak; small businesses, technology startups, independent attorneys and individual consultants.

Generally, our members are attracted to the professional, high end design that reflects well on their brand, and at the same time provides the creative inspiration that comes from operating out of a unique workspace.