Projective Space is a community-centered coworking space for creative entrepreneurs that choose to make their home in NYC. We’re curating a growing family of mutually supportive businesses.
Projective Space was created by three brothers, James Wahba, Johnny Wahba, and Tim Wahba. Each run their own tech ventures while managing Projective Space.
We are looking for interns to help grow our rapidly expanding coworking network. Consider this our Bat signal. Projective is growing and growing fast. We’re looking for enthusiastic and dedicated hustlers to help us grow one of the most exciting startup communities in NYC. Get a chance to work along side some of these exciting companies like IndieGoGo, Zokos, OlaPic, Rentshare, PublicStuff, Handshake, Eventbrite, Doublerecall, Gojee, SiteSimon, The Future Project, UpNext, Archer & Reed, Have to Have and many more! If you … read more
Projective Space is incredibly excited to announce a new partnership with Goodnik, an organization dedicated to helping social entrepreneurs access the resources they need to be successful. From their website: “Our mission at Goodnik is to help social entrepreneurs and social innovators access the resources they need to be successful, and to encourage more private sector companies to be socially responsible. We are now partnering with the Goodnik, “Partners in Residence” where we will provide a sponsored seat to innovative social … read more
Check out the upcoming Penny Conference hosted by Skillshare at The Times Center on April 20th (1-5PM). Skillshare will bring together the world’s most innovative minds to inspire the curious and share their ideas on the future of learning. At Penny, attendees in and out of education will be inspire to rethink what learning is all about. Speakers include Adora Svitak (Child Prodigy Writer), Charles Best (CEO of DonorsChoose.org), Zach Sims (Co-founder of Codecademy) Baratunde Thurston (Director of Digital for The Onion), Tony Wagner … read more
Zokos, commonly referred to as the “Kickstarter for dinner parties,” just celebrated the launch of their site this past Monday. Zokos plans to revolutionize the business by creating an easy way for anyone to host an event for their friends while eliminating common issues of money and attendance. Mashable explains how Zokos works and why it would be beneficial: “Using the platform, hosts can set a minimum and maximum number of guests they’d like to invite to dinner, send invitations … read more
Hi all! Take the Interview, one of our member companies, was recently featured in a write-up on Xconomy. Check out an excerpt below! “In a strategic play to be closer to existing investors, potential backers, and her own personal support system, Danielle Weinblatt, the CEO of Take the Interview, has moved her startup from Cambridge, MA, to New York City and is on the hunt for more funding. Take the Interview has developed a platform for recruiters to screen candidates with video interviews. … read more
This is a free yoga practice session for all the startup gurus at PS and their friends. We do those practice sessions as part of our goal to bring YogaAnywhere (http://YogaAnywhere.org), including in startup offices. Come – take a break, expand your mind and create space in your bodies as you go from one yoga pose to another Practice open to all of any skill levels. And you won’t need to change into gym clothes as well. Just come. Being … read more
Teacher: Nate Cooper @pedestrianate This class is meant to answer a question, “How can I do I create and maintain a blog?” The answer may seem simple. There are thousands of free tools out there, WordPress, Blogger, Twitter but which one is right for you? More importantly how can you remain consistent with your posts? The vast majority of bloggers stop blogging within months of starting their sites. In this class we’ll discuss: • Microblogging vs. Longform Blogging, what’s right … read more
Everyone uses technology. Wouldn’t it be great if you were organized? Technorganizing is an integrated principles-based approach to navigating this fast paced hyper-connected world. Technorganizing training results in you and your team having empowered relationships with today’s web, mobile and social technologies. TechnOrganizing Training is a principles-based seminar which helps individuals & teams overcome the challenges of technology overload by focusing on methods of managing email, accomplishing tasks and collaborating digitally. In short, we make using everyday technology easy and … read more
Everyone has to use spreadsheets. But, if you’re relatively new to the program, odds are you’re missing out on all of the rich things it’s capable of. Invest 90 minutes now, save hours down the road!What will I learn? – The basic syntax of formulas: how to enter them, what the heck they mean, and how to debug problematic formulas. – The most useful formulas, including mathematical operations, IF tests, and INDEX – MATCH. – Simple techniques for giving your … read more
In this course we’ll walk you through the important technologies that help establish or expand your brand and audience. Whether you’re looking for more customers or clients or just looking to expand your personal reach mastering the tools of social media and the web are essential to your game plan.
Join Zokos and your friends at Projective Space for an evening of beer and cheese tasting. Matt Allyn, is leading the tasting. He is a beer pro who recently published “The Brewer’s Apprentice: An Insider’s Guide to the Art and Craft of Beer Brewing, Taught by the Masters.” In addition to being a beer stud, he is a nice guy!Check the menu tab for details of what will be served.Please come out to Projective LES 72 Allen St 3rd Floor … read more
Uprise Art and Projective Space cordially invite you to a Summer Art Salon on June 13th at Projective Space LES.Uprise Art is an online gallery and NYC art collectors club dedicated to making art collecting easy and enjoyable. Join Uprise members and Projective Space co-workers for an evening of art, music and cocktails.An exclusive preview of new Uprise artwork will be on exhibition, and guests will receive special gift bags filled with offers and perks from Projective Space members. Sponsors: … read more
The Projective team and members are honored to be included in the list of top co-working spaces in NYC. Under30ceo.com writes: “Disruptive startups like Seatgeek, Bespoke Post, Centzy, Indiegogo, SinglePlatform, Uber, and Wanderfly are all members. The space on Broadway in SoHo is actually fairly hidden, but the new space in the LES hosts classes, and speakers all the time. We’re big fans of this space branching out into the Lower East Side and realizing the LES could be a … read more
Happy Rainy Thursday co-workers! We are very excited to share an article published yesterday in The Next Web about the coolest coworking spaces in New York City. Projective Space has been listed along our coworking comrades We Work Labs, General Assembly, Dogpatch Labs, and New Work City and we couldn’t be more honored to sit amongst fellow cultivators within the tech community. “In February 2011, Projective Space (formally known as SohoHaven) was created by three brothers, James Wahba, Johnny Wahba, and Tim Wahba, located at 447 Broadway in Soho. … read more
