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Klique combines creative professionals in Naperville co-working space
Chicago Daily Herald Things are clicking at work for the founders of a new co-working space in downtown Naperville called Klique. Heather DeMonte, a storyteller and branding expert and Stacy Amoo-Mensah, a designer and illustrator, opened Klique in April above Costello … |
Klique combines creative professionals in Naperville co-working space – Chicago Daily Herald
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