Jan 13, 2019
Duluth, GA coworking space CEO Centers Flex has announced the launch of monthly membership plans. Individuals and small enterprises can now use an affordable working space near the Infinite Energy Center with 24x7 access, flexible workspace and conference facilities, refreshment, and other business services.
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Duluth, United States - January 13, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —
CEO Centers Flex a remote office and Duluth, GA coworking space announced their monthly membership plans. Freelancers, startups, and growing companies can take advantage of affordable plans based on the size of their teams and specific organization requirements.
For more information visit their website at https://ceocentersflex.com
Flexible working practices, labor markets, and organization structures have resulted in the growing need for high-quality infrastructure to support business space needs. CEO Centers Flex now offers flexible membership plans that cater to the evolving needs of individuals and businesses in Gwinnett County’s growing technology industry.
Membership at the affordable coworking space in Duluth begins with a Basic Flex Plan that offers clients access to any desk in the facility’s spacious coworking area. The plan also offers 3 guest passes as part of the monthly service package. Variations on the basic membership allow for an increased number of visitors, access to meeting rooms, and after-hours access.
CEO Centers Flex also offers memberships to dedicated desks and private and customizable office spaces. The collaborative working facility in Gwinnett County also offers cost-effective à la carte services including physical mailboxes, day passes, secretarial support, printing, virtual offices, added guest passes, and room use top-up packs. Growing organizations may add new employees at a fixed cost.
The coworking facility offers 24×7 access, mailbox services, high-speed internet, personalized telephone answering, courier and express shipping, on-site support, a free coffee and tea bar, a stocked pantry, and visitor lounge. Membership also offers access to a Notary Public at the facility.
CEO Centers Flex provides hourly and daily access to small and large conference rooms for team meetings, annual reviews, and presentations. Amenities include access to a flat-screen television and whiteboard.
CEO Centers Flex is a full-service collaborative working space providing short-term and long-term rental on desks and office space. The facility is located near the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce, Infinite Energy Center and an 118-acre mixed-use development by Revel. For more information please visit the website given above or call 678 293 7298.
Contact Info:
Name: Todd Tipton
Email: Send Email
Organization: CEO Centers Flex CoWorking Space
Address: 6340 Sugarloaf Parkway Suite 100, Duluth, Georgia 30097, United States
Phone: +1-678-775-6702
Website: https://www.ceocentersflex.com
Source: NewsNetwork
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