Pep Coworking Shop

THIS JUST IN: PEP LIVES ON!

Introducing , the new owner of Pep Coworking Shop!

Yall, I can’t believe I’m saying this, but after posting about closing the shop, I heard from a few interested folks about buying the business. It turns out that neighbor, friend, hockey coach, musician and community-builder Cory Doiron is the perfect fit! Effective March 1, he’ll be the holder of the keys, manager of the space, owner of the biz, and I feel so wonderful passing the shop off to someone so enthusiastic about growing it into something all its own.

I met Cory years ago when he was a member of Pep at its first location, and he’s said “ever since that time, I’ve felt like opening a space is something I’ve wanted to do.” The stars really aligned on this one.

Give Cory a warm welcome, and reach out in March if you’d like to check the space out. We’ve got desks available, all with ample space (6’ or more around each), and great vibes for getting work done. Let’s help him have a strong start so we can keep contributing to our neighborhood and building community.

🙌🏻💛📝💥

Still working at home, yeah? We’ve got some socially-distant options at the shop right now, with safety protocols in place to keep you safe while working in our coworking bubble.
All memberships grant 24/7 access. In-house kitchenette with sink ensures clean hands at all times. Shared surfaces are cleaned daily.
Flex desk (limited to one member per desk) is $200/month.
Mid-size desk is adjustable sit/stand, comes with filing cabinet, at $350/month.
Large desk is a 6’x7.5’ L-shaped, electronic sit/stand desk, with room for additional storage, multiple monitors, artwork, etc. $500/month
DM me if you want to talk about working together at a distance! @ Pep Coworking Shop

Shifting our layout to move our meeting table to the middle of the shop, and our mid-size permanents up front. When I moved to this space last summer, I thought we’d want the front zone to feel more open to guests—clients, colleagues, etc. But as we’ve been here, that table has seen more internal use than external, so it makes more sense in the center of the room. Moving the mid-size desks up makes the center of the room less crowded, too, and I think improves our zones overall.
Which is just a long way of saying, we’re adapting and adjusting over here, during this down time.
How is everyone doing, working from home? How are you adapting?
@ Pep Coworking Shop