A Little Bit About Link Coworking.

Link Coworking came about in a way that many businesses do—a need arose in the market and no one was meeting that need. Liz Elam spent the last 14 years working for Dell inc. She managed a highly successful and profitable multi-million dollar business from her home office. Liz often found herself jockeying for position for the one outlet at Starbucks, speaking in hushed tones and looking over her shoulder. If not at a coffee shop she was renting expensive meeting space or working in relative isolation in her home. She had a need for a professional, welcoming space that provided meeting rooms, connectivity and most importantly, human interaction. Coworking is the term that recently caught on to describe these new innovative spaces.  Link also offers small meeting room spaces, conference room rentals and event space.

A Virtual Tour of Link!

Want to learn even more about Link? Follow Liz Elam, the founder of Link Coworking throughout this amazing space. Tour the fabulous meeting and conference room spaces, the outyard courtyard, and the other odds and ends that make Link the preferred choice for coworking in Austin.

What Happens @ Link?

Well, lots of stuff! In a shared working environment, expect things like this to happen:

• People learn from each other
• People give references to each other
• People encourage each other
• People run ideas by each other
• People link together

Why Should I Choose Link?

There are many reasons to work in a shared environment. Here is what separates Link from other venues:

• Fast internet access, connectivity and power at every seat in an energized common working area
• Private places to work and meet available
• Comfortable & professional work environment
• Phone booth privacy
• Free beverages & snacks
• Concierge services
• Videoconferencing Capabilities
• Mailbox services

Cool! What Else Should I Know?

The furniture at Link is provided by Turnstone, the global leader in the office furniture industry. Webcams installed at Link let Steelcase designers and sales staff observe how their furniture is used in real time.