The Best Cities for Women Entrepreneurs

Business is all about growth.  It’s about anticipating a new opportunity before it happens and knowing how to maximize its potential.  And, while the economic environment may be tough, now could be the perfect time for women to capitalize an opportunity, flex their muscles and start a business.
Findings from a new study by the Kauffman [...]

Karaoke with Broadway Stars and A Unique Happy Hour within Walking Distance from OfficeLinks’ Bryant Park Office

Karaoke with Broadway Stars at Pulse Karaoke, located just around the corner from OfficeLinks’ Bryant Park location at 135 West 41st Street Between 6th Ave and Broadway.
On Thursday, November 10, from 5-7 pm, channel your inner queen for a PRISCILLA: Queen of the Desert experience.  Interact with top Broadway Make-Up Artists to learn how the [...]

Office Matters

There is new research to confirm the correlation between work performance and office space.  The data supports the argument how a workplace looks does affect an individual’s health, emotional well-being and productivity.
Researchers at Ohio State University and the National Institute of Mental Health studied white-collar workers at a government facility in the central U.S. and [...]

U.S. Government Tries to ‘Right Size’ Office Space

As budget battles rage on in Washington, D.C., The Treasury Department is doing its part to reduce its overhead expenses and improve the efficiency of their office space – finally.
To save money, workspace sizes are being trimmed.  In fact, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Dan Tangherlini relinquished his 700-square-foot corner office and is now working [...]

An important piece of U.S. history, less than a mile from OfficeLinks’ Wall Street offices

Did you know that in 1991, during excavation work for a new federal office building less than a mile from OfficeLinks’ Wall Street office, workers discovered the skeletal remains of the first of more than 400 men, women and children?  Further investigation revealed that during the 17th and 18th centuries, free and enslaved Africans were [...]

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