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Cloud Space Introduction
CloudSpace is redefining how the most innovative, high growth companies of 1-20
persons will choose to work---and house themselves--- in the future.
CloudSpace offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to locate their business in a
shared office environment that can support (and significantly contribute) to their
business growth without the need to make inflexible real estate commitments that
distract from the core mission of
"Nothing is more exciting than to think about their enterprise. CloudSpace is the
how to reinvent and re-imagine the workplace. smarter, better and more
Design will play a critical role in driving educated alternative to depleting
productivity and innovation in the future." one's valuable resources of time,
money and intellectual capital in
-David Rockwell, Founder and CEO of
dealing with securing an
Rockwell Group
aesthetic, appropriately cool work
environment, negotiating a lease,
engaging legal counsel, furnishing the space and equipping it with technology. The
CloudSpace approach is rapidly becoming the standard for the way enterprises act.
Unlike the shared offices of the past, CloudSpace will not be viewed as a
compromise--or an inferior temporary alternative to leasing one's "own" office.
CloudSpace is designing environments that provide innovative productivity and
hospitality services while fostering a culture attractive to thought leaders, radical
tastemakers and business innovators alike.
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CloudSpace Collaborative Consumption
CloudSpace builds on the revolutionary and irreversible trend towards
"collaborative consumption". At its core, collaborative consumption is driven by the
idea that certain "complex-to-own" goods and services can be better secured and
experienced through a new business model in which you use what you need only
when you need it. The success of ZipCar is one example of this model's powerful
appeal to CloudSpace's affluent, tech-savvy demographic.
The Ascendancy of "Collaborative Consumption" Among Creative Businesses:
CloudSpace Features Include
Members A membership structure, which provides for monthly fees that
grant access to CloudSpace's services (including a communal
Not Tenants day-to-day workspace) with the option of easily accessing
month-to-month dedicated, private office space for the exclusive
use of growing teams consisting of 2-20 people. Membership in
one facility provides access to all CloudSpace locations.
Extraordinary Architectural design & hospitality services typically seen in the
Design best boutique hotels explicitly conceived and created to support
the businesses of CloudSpace members, such as a "genius bar"
like experience to offer help with IT issues.
Flexibility Easily configurable workspaces, including offices with custom
demountable acoustical divisions that are specifically designed
to meet the changing space needs of fast growth companies
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accommodating changes in their employee headcount.
High Tech The most advanced Internet and telecom technology including
state-of -the-art streaming videoconference facilities.
Learning Unique thought-leaders will host informative discussions and
workshops covering a broad range of subjects relevant to the
CloudSpace user base.
Caffeine A casual meeting lounge fueled by onsite baristas and catering.
Theater Private screening room/theater space for presentations and
meetings involving up to 50 people.
Recording Facilities for audio-visual recording and broadcasting.
CloudSpace Customers
CloudSpace customers are the most productive members of the new economy.
They're the entrepreneurs who habitually and successfully start companies ---and
the small teams that these innovators rely on to get the job done. They are the
leading practitioners in the "creative industries" --tech, design, new media, film
production and entertainment, mixing in an environment with space also set aside
for groundbreaking social entrepreneurs, artists and academics. Our customers turn
to CloudSpace to provide the carefully curated mix of office space, hospitality,
business services and unexpected intangibles that fuel and sustain the growth of
their enterprises.
fashion
Entertainment Industry
New Media
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Technerogy
Public Company Out Post
Freelancers Capitalization
Creative Senrices
Profitable Unit Business
Venture Backed
10-25 employees Employment
5-9 employees
2.5 employees
1 employee
0% 5% 10% 15% 25% 35%
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CloudSpace Environment and price comparison:
CloudSpace2
5 Year Direct
Regus'
Lease3
$1,200/Month/Employee $800/Month/Employee $740/Month/Employee
4 Months y
2.5 Months Advance 1 Month Advance (upfront $25,000)
w/o Furniture
w/ Furniture w/ Furniture (upfront $12,000)
Detrimental Environment Superlative Environment Adequate Environment
3 - 6 Months before
Immediate Occupancy Immediate Occupancy occupancy
'Based on Regus pricing 2012 NYC
Based an 6 employee company CloudSpace membership rates
'Typical 1.8006F lease in NYC. 5 year commitment inclusive of: security deposit. build out and furniture. utilities, insurance.
trash, legal fees
CloudSpace 2017 Location Plan
CloudSpace will become the preferred place for select entrepreneurs working in
global commercial capitals to launch and grow their businesses enabling members
to work and grow seamlessly across major markets.
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CloudSpace Equity Partners
CloudSpace is owned by entrepreneurs with a proven track record in creating and
building fast growth companies in New York; a successful real estate and private
equity principal; one of the world's best known designers/architects and a globally
recognized brand steward who has guided the marketing strategies of some of the
most recognized and fastest growing consumer brands of the past 25 years.
® CORIOLIS Coriolis Ventures---Consistently recognized as one of the
VENTURES most successful creators of advertising technology
companies, since 2007 Coriolis has founded, incubated or
provided Angel-stage funding to firms that have created over
400 high-tech jobs in New York City with combined 2012
revenues of several hundred million dollars. The firm's return
on capital since 2007 has exceeded 40X. Representative
companies associated with Coriolis include such incubated
firms as Media6Degrees, AdSafe Media, EveryScreen Media
and Angel funded companies like Appnexus. The firm's
principals are Joshua Abram and Alan Murray, with James
O'Reilly, an Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Coriolis,
participating in the development of CloudSpace.
Mitchell Holdings--- Mitchell Holdings LLC, a New York-
based merchant banking company founded in 1991 which
with its affiliates has completed over $3.7 billion in
transactions. Since June 2004, the firm's principal, David
Mitchell, has served as Managing Partner of Las Vegas Land
Partners LLC, a real estate development firm, which together
with Forest City Enterprises is building the 1,500,000 square
foot City of Las Vegas Civic Center. Mitchell is additionally
involved in building over 1,000 units of rental apartments in
Las Vegas. Mr. Mitchell has long been known as an innovator
in hospitality real estate and in 2006 teamed up with Soho
House Group PLC, the British private membership club to
help them expand into the United States. Among the several
projects they worked on together was the conversion of the
Sovereign Hotel in Miami Beach Florida to the Soho Beach
House. Since 2005, he has been the Managing Principal of
Ryder Properties LLC, a hotel development company. In
addition Mr. Mitchell through his holding company owned the
Queen of Hearts Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas NV. From 1996
until the business was sold to American Express in 1998, Mr.
Mitchell was the Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer of
Americash LLC. Mitchell has served as an officer and/or
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director of more than half a dozen public companies.
Nue Studio Group--- Before founding the Nue Studio,
NUE
STUDIO Richard Kirshenbaum and partner Jonathan Bond founded
GROUP. the advertising group Kirshenbaum Bond+Partners
(KBS+Partners.) KBS+Partners was one of the first integrated
advertising communication company models, which
propelled the agency to become the largest independently
held agency in the US (with billings in excess of $800M), until
it's sale to MDC Partners in 2009. Kirshenbaum remains
Chairman at Emeritus. In 2011, Mr. Kirshenbaum created and
launched his latest venture, Nue Studio Group/SWAT,
the new model for creative services and product
development. Kirschenbaum is widely known for his
provocative, engaging and news worthy approach to
advertising for ambitious, global brands particularly in
hospitality and luxury consumer product industries.
Kirshenbaum has sat on the board of directors of the One
Club for Copy and Art and The Whitney Museum's
Photography board. His books include Under the Radar, co-
written with Bond and Closing the Deal, which has been
translated into 16 languages. His latest book, a memoir titled
"Madboy, my journey from adboy to adman."
rockwellgroup Rockwell Group—Often described as one of the most
influential architectural and design practices in the world
today, the firm, founded and led by David Rockwell, has
distinguished itself in architectural, interior, industrial and
product design, while also being repeatedly recognized for its
contributions to theater and television design. Rockwell and
his firm have won numerous awards, including the
Presidential Design Award for the renovation of Grand
Central Terminal in 2001 and the Smithsonian Institution's
National Design Award for outstanding achievement in
Interior Design in 2009, and an Emmy Award for the art
direction of the 2010 Academy Awards experienced by a
global TV audience numbering over half a billion people.
Rockwell has been extensively involved in the hospitality
industry, designing numerous high profile hotels including W
hotels in New York and Paris, the Yotel in New York and The
Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
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CloudSpace contact
160 Mercer Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10021 or
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