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Women’s Co-working Space The Wing Expanding into Brooklyn
Wall Street Journal (subscription) A women’s co-working space and community that claims a waiting list of 8,000 is expanding to the Dumbo neighborhood in Brooklyn. The Wing, which has raised $10 million in funding, has signed a 10-year lease to take about 8,500 square feet at the base … |
Women’s Co-working Space The Wing Expanding into Brooklyn – Wall Street Journal (subscription)
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