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Business center adds ‘co-working‘ space downtown
The Wilson Times (subscription) Officials for the Upper Coastal Plain Business Development Center recently approved a $25,000 allocation to transform about 3,000 square feet on the first floor into co-working space. Nine cubicles will be eliminated to make way for tables with chairs … |
Business center adds ‘co-working’ space downtown – The Wilson Times (subscription)
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