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Executive office suites and shared office spaces that provide all the resources you need to connect, create and grow. Are you driven to truly make a difference in the world? Are you driven to create something bigger than a just business, something larger than, just a great idea?  Are you ready for something so impactful that the world will leave the work astonished?

You should join a coworking space community driven to do just that. WorkSpaces Located in Jersey City, just moments away from New York City.

CoWorking | Shared Office Space | Jersey City

Steps from Newport PATH Impress your clients. Live inspired. Stimulate your creativity. Unleash your inner genius.worksocial is Jersey City’s newest premier CoWorking and Shared Office Space. Whether you’re a visionary entrepreneur, a full-time freelancer, an independent consultant, a telecommuter or a startup team, here you’ll have access to…

Steps from Newport PATH Impress your clients. Live inspired. Stimulate your creativity. Unleash your inner genius. worksocial is Jersey City’s newest premier coworking and shared office space. Whether you’re a visionary entrepreneur, a full-time freelancer, an independent consultant, a telecommuter or a startup team, here you’ll have access to everything you need in order to work efficiently, productively, happily and healthily. ALL INCLUSIVE: Essentials, Amenities and Resources (No surprises or hidden costs)

Growth Happiness Collaboration Community Wellness Bonus: Our short-term funding program offers financial support to help your business reach its next milestone. Location and Pricing worksocial 111 Town Square Place in Jersey City, a prestigious address on the banks of the Hudson River, just minutes from the Holland Tunnel and steps from the Newport PATH station. Schedule a Visit We offer daily and weekly rates, as well as monthly and long-term lease options. To learn more and schedule a tour, call us at 201-293-7475 or visit our website at worksocial.works. worksocial | A Happiness Company We are located in the heart of Jersey City, across the street from Newport PATH station, close to everything and connected to a wonderful community worksocial is a movement dedicated to bring happiness, wellness and leadership into our community. Currently we are starting in the Shared Office Space business. We offer all the services our clients need to succeed in business with transparency, we forget opaque tactics and live in abundance. We are eager to serve and #gladtobehere

ABOUT Us

worksocial is a leader in the shared office space industry, but we are more than a co-working space for entrepreneurs. worksocial supplies its members with comfortable state-of-the-art conference rooms, well-stocked kitchens, and most importantly the belief that their business matters. When we established worksocial, our mission was simple, we wanted to be more than a run-of- the-mill co-working space. We wanted to become a movement that was driven by the fundamental spirit of entrepreneurship.

Connect | Create | Grow

Since our launch in 2015, worksocial has created a shared office space environment that successfully stimulates the intellectual and financial growth of business owners. When you decide to become a member of worksocial, you’ll have access to:

An office space that is available 24 hours per day in a safe and secure building.

Various co-working spaces that will meet your business’ distinct needs.

A thoughtful staff that sees the bigger picture for its clients.

Daily wellness activities such as yoga and massage therapy.

Networking events that allow entrepreneurs to connect with others and grow their businesses.

Business resources such as angel investment opportunities.

worksocial was founded by seasoned entrepreneur Natasha Mohan. As a minority-owned and operated business, we believe that anyone can achieve the American Dream – it’s all about using your creativity and identifying an opportunity. Our team at worksocial can help you achieve your personal and business goals. With experience working at some of the largest corporations in the United States, we also understand the needs of entrepreneurs.

Located in the heart of Jersey City, NJ, worksocial’s shared offices provide amazing views of the New York City skyline, for a fraction of the cost.

Whether you are a techpreneur who has created the next best program and you need a conference room for a sales presentation, or you’re a freelance who has outgrown their kitchen table, worksocial has a space just right for you.

Our Purpose

We’ve all decided to become entrepreneurs because we wanted our work to be meaningful. It’s our belief that your work should always make you happy. It’s our goal to ensure that you’ve got the space and time to create work that makes you proud. We are invested in creating healthy and happy entrepreneurs who understand the importance in taking a midday break for a yoga class or a massage. Afterall, unhappiness and unhealthy lifestyles won’t allow you to grow. Every moment of the day, worksocial is working hard to have a lasting impact on our community by bringing happiness, health and creativity into our workspaces.

About the Team

My Why

To unite people, to drive creativity, and to serve both our working and outside communities.

My Anthem

I am a mother, a wife, a daughter and an entrepreneur. I will bring elegance, peace and happiness into the world. I will sweat the small stuff so you can focus on big ideas.

My Skills

I excel in client care and customer service, helping to turn our members’ visions into realities. I have a B.A. in business management, and am also a makeup artist.

My Superpower

Tell me what you need and I will connect you with someone who can help. I move forward, move on and move up. Join me.

Events

If you’re a business owner, you’re probably already spending much of your time networking.

Networking is absolutely instrumental in connecting your company with partners and customers.

But if you don’t have effective networking skills, you might as well be hanging out at all these entrepreneur mixers alone.

In this article, we’re going to explore a few easy tips to improve your networking skills so you can make the most of your connections.

Get out of the office

Facebook and LinkedIn are absolutely invaluable these days, and it’s incredible how much you can accomplish sending emails from your desk.

But nothing beats face to face interaction. Your online profile can only say so much.

To make the most of your networking, you’re going to need to show people the genuine article.

You are your business. Most people aren’t as interested in your business model as they are the person behind it.

Face to face interactions also builds more meaningful relationships.

Meeting in person helps to establish trust and collaboration. This can lead to fruitful long-term partnerships that can greatly benefit your company.

Master your elevator pitch

The elevator pitch is invaluable.

The basic premise of the elevator pitch is simple. It’s how you would explain your business to an investor or client if you only had a quick elevator ride to do so.

And while your time might be quite as limited as in an elevator, networking events can be just as fast paced. Everyone is rushing from one potential connection to another.

A unique and compelling pitch is one of the most essential networking skills you can have. It gets people‘s attention quickly and makes a lasting impression.

Don’t be afraid to practice your pitch with friends and family. Try it out with trusted business contacts. Keep honing it until you find something that really pops.

A good elevator pitch makes all the difference in moving from the polite handshake to lucrative relationships.

Have fun with it

Networking events are technically a business activity, but that doesn’t mean they have to feel like work.

Don’t limit yourself to the same old boring conversations. Everyone at these networking events has been answering the same questions about their businesses every week as long as they’ve been networking.

Making interesting conversation is one of the most important networking skills you can have.

You don’t come out to these events to blend into the woodwork. You come to stand out.

Focus on building relationships more than promoting your business. A new friend will be far more memorable than another business card.

Keep it genuine

Business relationships, like friendships, are built on trust. Sincerity and honesty go a long way.

To build genuine relationships, you have to show a genuine interest.

Ask more personal questions. How did they get started in their industry? What drives them? What’s the most rewarding part of the business?

If you have a hard time thinking up fresh topics, here is a list of fresh conversation starters.

But remember, people are smart. They can tell when they’re being put on.

Invest some time into the people in your network, and it will pay massive dividends.

Listen

You know the old saying: you have two ears and only one mouth.

Just because it’s cliche doesn’t mean it isn’t true. Everyone at these events is just waiting for their turn to give their own spiel.

Listening is one of the most frequently forgotten networking skills. People notice a listener.

If you’re the only engaged person in a room full of talkers, it’s going to go a long way toward building genuine relationships.

Make eye contact. Check your body language for signs of boredom or disinterest.

Make your conversation partners feel valued and heard, and you’ll have more success in building partnerships that last.

Follow through with your contacts

How many business cards have you picked up in your career? How many are still in your wallet?

Now, how many of those people have you actually called?

A business card is worthless if you don’t follow through with those contacts. When you receive a business card, don’t put it in your wallet.

Instead, put the contact information into your address book immediately. Send a quick text or email while your name is fresh in their memory.

Everyone says they’ll give a call, but we all know it’s just a line.

Quick contact is essential to giving your networking a boost. It shows authenticity and integrity.

Get social

Internet presence is no substitute for face-to-face meetings and phone calls, but that doesn’t mean it’s worthless.

Social networks are invaluable for planning networking events. If entrepreneurs in your area are slacking off, you can even organize your own networking events.

Maintaining a consistent presence on Facebook and Twitter can lead to more fulfilling engagement with contacts and clients. Social media is a great place to make Calls to Action for your network. And, it gets you real results.

Start coworking

Coworking spaces are all the rage these days. These are open concept workspaces that people from different business come to work in a shared environment.

In an economy where renting your own office space doesn’t make fiscal sense, coworking spaces can offer a frugal alternative.

And since you are already in close proximity with people from other businesses, it’s a great space for cultivating networking relationships.

Coworking spaces open the door for creative collaboration, building fruitful business relationships organically.

Coworking also leads to more productivity. Surrounding yourself with other passionate, creative people can give you the motivation and inspiration you need to do your best work.

It also puts you in close contact with potential clients. Someone in the community with you might be in need of services your company provides or vice versa.

Networking skills keep you working

You can have the best business model in the world, but unless you have a network of clients and partners to do business with, it’s not going to matter.

Improving your networking skills will open the door to productive relationships and long-term success.

If you want to increase your networking skills or get involved in a coworking space, get in touch today.

Improve Networking Skills

If you’re a business owner, you’re probably already spending much of your time networking.

Networking is absolutely instrumental in connecting yourcompany with partners and customers.

But if you don’t have effective networking skills, you might as well be hanging out at all these entrepreneur mixers alone.

Inthis article, we’re going to explore a few easy tips to improve your networking skills so you can make the most of yourconnections.