If you’re on a mission to expand your company or elevate your craft, your plan probably hinges on maximizing opportunities without increasing costs. A coworking space like Endeavor is designed to help you meet those objectives—and evolve as your work does.
In the first quarter of 2022 alone, roughly 347,000 business startups launched in the United States. As this brand new year kicks off, it’s exciting to think about the influx of startups on the horizon. If you launched a business recently—or plan to in the months ahead—chances are, the number one question on your mind is: how do I make this venture a long-term success?
Guest contributor, Lindsey McMillion Stemann lets us know a platform like LinkedIn serves as a great place to learn about new opportunities and celebrate your career success. Share your promotions, work wins, and job changes via your LinkedIn page. Your community is ready to cheer you on and celebrate with you as you progress and grow.
Since 2020, many companies have switched from an in-person model to a completely remote or hybrid approach after realizing productivity remained at pre-COVID levels —no matter where each employee worked. And although many companies no longer require their employees to come into the office five days a week, that doesn’t mean remote workers have to conduct all their business from home.
When Shannon Wilbanks and Joe Erwin, managing partners of Endeavor, left their advertising firm in 2015, they collaborated on how they could provide an office-working environment with the energy, technology and training opportunities that they could get at larger agencies but weren’t able to access being in business as a sole proprietor or small business.
Meet the members of the #12DaysofMembers series featured this December. The business of Endeavor is rooted in the spirit of collaboration, and we are all about being a resource to our members and facilitating new connections. So, in case you missed our features on Instagram or Facebook, get to know some of the wonderful people who make up this community and help make our workdays brighter here at Endeavor.
According to a recent LinkedIn survey of almost 16,000 professionals across the globe, nearly 80 percent view networking as crucial for their career growth and success. However, despite this overwhelming consensus, 38 percent of surveyed professionals agree that staying in touch with their business networks can be difficult long-term.
March of Dimes honors Greenville entrepreneur, creative visionary and philanthropist Joe Erwin at its 25th annual Greenville Real Estate & Economic Development Awards. This award honors an individual whose commercial real estate and economic development career and civic activities have significantly enhanced the community. The 25th anniversary luncheon took place at the Hyatt Regency, a nod to the starting line of downtown Greenville’s historic revitalization.
Planning a major event can be stressful for any business owner. There are many moving parts to worry about—and the last-minute responsibilities may seem endless. Before getting too intimidated, remember that hosting an incredibly successful business conference or event is well within your grasp!
There’s no denying it: the remote model is here to stay, but not everyone can be productive at home. Some need the structure of an actual workplace to focus and tune out distractions. If you find remote work more challenging than some of your colleagues, here are a few tips to make it easier and ultimately more successful—no matter where you hustle.
