The Hub is part of a global network of 70 places for meeting and for work for entrepreneurs with a community orientation.
The place is intended to promote social initiatives, but everyone may use it. There is a central work space that can accommodate up to 40 people, studios for rent and an event hall. The place is bright, clean and tidy, with a roof overlooking the city center. The atmosphere is almost communal thanks to the regular visitors.
The emphasis on the Hub is on the person - the one who is in the midst of work or deliberating - before starting a business or establishing an enterprise. The creator or the self-employed must end the solitary work and need company and advice. For this purpose, the father runs a series of weekly and monthly meetings. In them (and by choice) the members share their experiences, fears and problems.
This complex is located in Ma'ariv House - Begin Road 55, near HaHshmonain and Carlebach streets. The area is very accessible by car or public transport.
The Menachem Begin area is located in the heart of Tel Aviv's industrial zone. Restaurants and cafes can be found along the street, especially in the direction of the intersection of Carlebach-HaHshmonain and Ibn Gabirol Streets later on. Among the restaurants close to the complex: Deca Restaurant, Roll n` roll, Abu Adham, Olive and a boutique cafe.
Hub Tel-Aviv is a coworking space for freelancers, creators, technological entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs. The Hub Team and its leaders assist members in business and social networking. Creating forums for dialogue and personal guidance. Many partnerships are formed between members and "the internal economy" is flourishing.
Among the members of the Hub you will find social entrepreneurs, journalists, start-ups, founders of social organizations and organizations, film and new media, writers, environmentalists and many more - residents of Gush Dan and beyond.
Membership in Hub Tel-Aviv provides entrance visas to the various fathers in the world - London, San Paolo, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Milan, Johannesburg and more. Today, there are twenty-five branches around the world, and more fathers are getting up all the time.
Father Tel Aviv is a common workspace for freelancers, creators, technology entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs.
To the full article at themarkerCentral work space that can accommodate up to 40 people, studios for rent and a ballroom. The place is bright, clean and tidy, with a roof overlooking the city center.
To the full article at timeoutThe Hub is a veteran in the field. The place hosts lectures with entrepreneurs and professionals and maintains a successful meetup group.
To the full article at startisraelThe father's unique model encourages mutual fertilization and cooperation between participants,
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WeWork is negotiating a deal to lease half of the ToHa office tower, which is currently being built on Totzeret Ha'Aretz Street. It is estimated that rents in the common workspace will range from 70-80 NIS per square meter.
Mindspace, the co-working spaces chain, has rented four additional floors of 3,500 sq.m. in Zion House on Rothschild Boulevard and will increase the existing Rothschild branch to 5,200 sq.m.
The opening of the new space is expected at the beginning of next year.
