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New Coworking and Creative Meeting Space to Open in Bridge Park
Markets Insider DUBLIN, Ohio, Aug. 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Working with entrepreneurs, start-ups and virtual workers to help them discover, build and grow was the inspiration behind creating Brick House Blue, a new coworking and creative meeting space, set to open Nov. |
New Coworking and Creative Meeting Space to Open in Bridge Park – Markets Insider
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