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The Yard: Space to Learn

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Continuing Education

The Yard: Space to Learn is a school to give entrepreneurs the skills they need to succeed.

The co-owners at The Yard have hired me to curate and organize this curriculum of continuing education classes. September’s classes include How to Kick Ass on Kickstarter, Get That YouTube Money, Hustle Harder: Get Paid for Your Creativity, as well as Photoshop 101 and business development courses.

The 27 educators I’ve hired are experienced and knowledgable entrepreneurs, business executives, and venture capitalists.

If you are interested in teaching a class, or would like to make suggestions or give feedback, please email
Andy [at] workattheyard.com

http://workattheyard.com/learn/

Cultivating Coworking Culture at The Yard

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BetaBeat Exclusive

These days I’m working hard at The Yard to develop an innovative curriculum of continuing education classes including software programming, business development, financing and just about everything in between. We’ll be rolling out courses beginning in September. Stay tuned!

Read all about it in Betabeat. 

Quit Your Day Job: Young, Brooklyn Entrepreneurs in Discussion

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Presented by The Yard: Space to Work


Produced by YOU ARE ALL YOU NEED

I organized and produced this event and video as a collaboration between YOU ARE ALL YOU NEED and The Yard, Williamsburg Brooklyn’s unique co-working space.

This premiere event featured four successful business owners (start-­‐ups, impresarios, movers and shakers) presenting their companies and concepts before a seated audience. Hosted and filmed in The Yard’s relaxed open-­space lobby, this event was free to the public aiming to inspire and encourage our entrepreneurial community to meet, mingle and exchange ideas.

Four entrepreneurs presented the concepts and histories of their businesses and openly shared the stories of how they got to… quit their day jobs.

Featuring:
Firat Parlak, F&T Creative – Boutique Design Agency
Katie Klencheski, SM&KK Studios – Creative Services Group
Rob Behnke, Brooklyn Salsa Company – Conscious Method Salsas
Jen Dunlap, Art Direction – film and advertising

The Yard: Space to Work
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QUIT YOUR DAY JOB: Entrepreneurs Discussion – Wednesday 2/29

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Smart is sexy.

This Wednesday, February 29th, four successful business owners (start-­ups, impresarios, movers and shakers) presenting their companies and concepts before a seated audience. Free to public with reception to follow.

Organized in The Yard’s relaxed open­‐space lobby, this event is an attempt to inspire and encourage our entrepreneurial community to meet, mingle and exchange ideas.

Four entrepreneurs will present the concepts and histories of their businesses and openly tell the stories of how they got to… quit their day jobs. An audience Q&A will follow and a wine reception will conclude the evening.

Come meet emerging business owners and successful entrepreneurs at The Yard, Williamsurg’s first private co-­‐working office space.

Quit Your Day Job:
Young, Brooklyn Entrepreneurs in Discussion

Wednesday, February 29th
7pm and FREE Reception to follow

Presented by
THE YARD
33 Nassau Ave. (2nd floor) Brooklyn, NY

www.workattheyard.com

Entrepreneurs for Wednesday, February 29:
Firat Parlak, F&T Creative – Boutique Design Agency
Katie Klencheski, SM&KK Studios – Creative Services Group
Jen Dunlap, Art Director
Rob Behnke, Brooklyn Salsa Company

< YOU ARE ALL YOU NEED >

Facebook event page.

EVENT CONTACT:
Andy@YouAreAllYouNeed.com

Cup & The Yard in The WG

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The WG News + Arts – Keeping it local.

I wrote two stories for the current issue of the Williamsburg Greenpoint News + Arts newspaper. Each story profiles a local Greenpoint business: Cup, the coffee shop on Norman Avenue, and The Yard, a new co-working facility on Nassau Avenue. Both businesses are a stone’s throw from my loft and it was a pleasure to meet with the owners and craft profiles of businesses in my neighborhood.

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