January 16, 2012
Creativity, collaboration and coffee all flow readily at OfficePort, a coworking space in the Crossroads Art District in downtown Kansas City, Mo. Opened in 2008 by business partners Shaul Jolles and Mike Edmondson, OfficePort is a low-cost, collaborative coworking space that caters to Kansas City businesses. Tech startups, small business owners, artists, freelancers and entrepreneurs can all find a space of their own at OfficePort. After OfficePort got its start with the Crossroads location, additional locations soon opened in Chicago’s downtown loop and Kansas City’s historic River Market. And, according to its website, OfficePort has a mission “to establish an OfficePort in the downtown of every major U.S. city.” Below is a photo tour of the original location (all photos by Annie Sorensen). For more information on OfficePort, visit officeportnetwork.com. (via Check out OfficePort, a coworking space that’s looking to grow (Photos) - Silicon Prairie News)

Creativity, collaboration and coffee all flow readily at OfficePort, a coworking space in the Crossroads Art District in downtown Kansas City, Mo. Opened in 2008 by business partners Shaul Jolles and Mike Edmondson, OfficePort is a low-cost, collaborative coworking space that caters to Kansas City businesses. Tech startups, small business owners, artists, freelancers and entrepreneurs can all find a space of their own at OfficePort. After OfficePort got its start with the Crossroads location, additional locations soon opened in Chicago’s downtown loop and Kansas City’s historic River Market. And, according to its website, OfficePort has a mission “to establish an OfficePort in the downtown of every major U.S. city.” Below is a photo tour of the original location (all photos by Annie Sorensen). For more information on OfficePort, visit officeportnetwork.com. (via Check out OfficePort, a coworking space that’s looking to grow (Photos) - Silicon Prairie News)

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