NextSpace Coworking Union Square

San Francisco, United States

4.6

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Accepts Credit Cards
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Description

Specialties

We provide innovative physical and virtual infrastructure that freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creative class professionals need to succeed in the 21st century knowledge economy. In an increasingly disconnected world, NextSpace creates a collaborative community that is revolutionizing the nature of work.

History

Established in 2012.

NextSpace Coworking all started in Santa Cruz, CA where Jeremy Neuner (CEO) brought 200 one person companies together to share an office space. After branching out to four other locations and successfully creating buzzing communities of freelancers, entrepreneurs, consultants and other business professionals, NextSpace decided to expand further. NextSpace Union Square is the sixth location of the privately owned company, and it is the first time NextSpace has had two locations in one city.

Meet the Manager

Kyle F.

Manager

Kyle Fisher came to NextSpace as a coworking orphan. After the abrupt and mysterious closure of the coworking space he had been managing, Kyle was set adrift amongst a sea of chaos and confusion. Just when it seemed like all was lost, he washed up on the shores of NextSpace Union Square and it’s been home for him ever since.

When he isn’t knee deep in community cultivation at NextSpace, Kyle enjoys running, riding bikes, swimming, and pretty much anything else that allows him to release his inner nine year old. As far as inside activities go, he is a voracious reader and perpetual noise maker, playing pretty much anything that will make sound well into the wee hours of the morning. Before he began his career in coworking, Kyle spent a few months playing bass and touring with a small indie-​rock group all over the west coast, providing not only a series of adventures and stories to someday tell the grandkids, but also hammering home for him just how powerful communities can be.