AdvantEdge Workspaces Blog

A meeting is more than just a table and chairs. When you have to worry about hosting a meeting with special needs like a mediation or a confidential consultation, you want as much help as you can get with the execution. Issues of confidentiality, privacy, and maintaining a professional image all can derail the process if not handled properly, and that’s where shared office space can save the day.

Organizing and executing an important meeting or event for your company is no easy task. Finding an accommodating and accessible space, checking on its availability, and making sure it’s technologically equipped are just a few factors you have to consider but the devil is in the details. Taking advantage of an executive suite affords you the opportunity to work directly with experienced client service staff members to hammer out the finer details of your meeting so that you can focus directly on its content.

Meeting and collaborating with your colleagues is an inevitable and potentially trying task. Ideas and opinions from multiple sources are being thrown around all at once in a sometimes chaotic mess of energy, creativity, and collaboration.

Whatever you are meeting to discuss, the most basic goal is a commonly shared one: a uniform negotiation with a positive and successful outcome for your project, task, or business. In the middle of these situations, it is important to keep everything as organized and focused as possible, and through picking the right meeting space alone, you are that much closer making that task successful for both you and your colleagues.

Your learning environment directly correlates to the amount of information you absorb and your overall learning experience. Thinking of hosting your next big meeting in a hotel banquet room or college classroom? High school auditorium or office computer lab? Should you have to choose? Look no further - AdvantEdge Business Centers is one of the only executive suites in the DC Metro area to offer facilities equipped for groups larger than 25. Both the Chevy Chase and Downtown locations boast brand-new 50-person training rooms with state-of-the-art technology.

Starting a new business requires significant financial investment, and needs only increase as the business continues to grow. Renting meeting rooms at a business center is a great way to save time and money. Simply renting a meeting room is often more desirable than leasing a traditional office because they are easier and cheaper to maintain.