Office Matters

We are baffled that small businesses still feel the need to lock into long-term lease agreements when searching for office space for their companies.
An Inc.com article outlines office space traps businesses should be aware as they begin their search.  The bigger lesson for businesses is that there are alternative workplace options available, which are more [...]

Game Night at the Mid-Manhattan Library

On Friday, February 24 (and the last Friday of every month for that matter), from 5 to 7 pm, you can play some of your favorite classic board games – or try a new one – at the Mid-Manhattan Library.
Apples to Apples, Awkward Family Photos, Scrabble, Taboo, Battleship, Chess, Monopoly, Wits & Wagers, and Connect [...]

Can you hear me now?

You really will be able to do business anywhere in New York.
Transit Wireless, the firm that brought cell service to six stations last year, just announced 30 additional subway stations will go live this summer.  Coverage will focus mainly on Midtown Manhattan, including Times Square and Rockefeller Center.
Transit Wireless cut a long-term deal with AT&T [...]

Spend Your Lunch Break With Anne Rice Today!

Today, Thursday, February 16, Anne Rice, one of America’s most read and celebrated authors, will be at Barnes & Noble’s 555 Fifth Avenue location at 12:30 pm today. She’ll be doing a book signing, featuring her latest novel, A Wolf Gift.
Anne Rice is known for epic stories that weave the visible and supernatural worlds together [...]

What’s Ahead

We’ve come across a few interesting ideas and predictions that provide a glimpse into what the future of work will look like.
Should the iDesk ever become a reality, it is sure to alter the workspace.  Designed by Adam Benton, this prototype transforms the stagnant desk into a dynamic tool.  By simply placing objects on to [...]

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