Work, the end-to-end co-working space provider, announced the launch of its Gurugram-based co-working office on Saturday.
ONE Co.Work, the end-to-end co-working space provider, announced the launch of its Gurugram-based co-working office on Saturday. The event received a phenomenal response from the start-up community, investors, freelancers, and bloggers, and was also attended by several industry veterans.
The foray into the Millennium City is a part of the company?s countrywide expansion plans and is aimed at increasing its brand visibility and service penetration in the region.
ONE Co.Work also hosted three panel discussions after the inauguration ceremony, which had renowned industry leaders discussing topics such as ?Future of Shared Economy in India?, ?Creating Independent Brand?, and ?Best Investment Ideas for Next Decade?.
Keynote speakers included Padmaja Ruparel (President ? Indian Angel Network), Deepro Ganguly (Head Marketing and Communication ? Knowlarity), Ajay Naqvi (former Country Marketing Manager ? Airbnb), and Arun Bhati, (COO and Founder ? Orahi), among others.
?The launch of our latest co-working space in Gurugram is crucial for us on many fronts. Firstly, it will make the services of ONE Co.Work available and accessible to entrepreneurs and working professionals hailing from this high-demand region. More importantly, it will serve as a precursor to the company?s nationwide business expansion. The overwhelming response to ONE Co.Work?s Gurugram launch is indicative of the traction its unique brand proposition has gained in the market,? said Himanshu Bindal, Founder, ONE Co.Work.
As a run-up to the Gurugram launch, ONE Co.Work also enabled online registrations which offered 20 percent discount on its services for the first 6 months. More than 50 start-ups registered themselves with ONE Co.Work online, out of which majority are technology based start-ups.
The company is now planning to launch its services in other key geographies across the country, including Bengaluru and Mumbai, as it ramps up its pan-India presence.
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