I am happy to announce to you the opening of hapaSpace - a co working space in the heart of Kumasi. hapaSpace is located in the Dovewell building, where TV3 is located - opposite the STC station in Adum. The first phase of hapaSpace has been funded by Hapaweb Solutions. Our vision is to develop hapaSpace as Kumasi’s best co working space .
Over the next months we at Hapaweb Solutions and our partners will work hard in our quest to make hapaSpace like iSpace in Accra and KINU in Dar es Salaam so that hapaSpace will be a place in Kumasi for tech meet-ups, events, innovation competitions, workshops and webinars.
Our goal is to be more than a space to work, we want to build a physical community that provides IT start-ups, SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Social Enterprises relevant education, training and mentorship opportunities that are key to helping ideas and prototypes become viable products and services.
As we open today 1st February 2016, we want to express our profound appreciation to Fiifi Baidoo and the iSpace team for their support and advice in getting hapaSpace off to good start, words can not express how much we owe them. We strongly believe you too can help us achieve our goal of building a strong entrepreneurship hub in Kumasi. You can do so by either becoming a member of hapaSpace, by forwarding this message to your friends, attend our events or by simply passing by hapaSpace to say hi.
Thank you so much for being part of those who motivated us to get started…the journey has just began!
On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 3:40 PM, Albert Opoku [email protected] wrote:
Dear All
I am happy to announce to you the opening of hapaSpace - a co working space in the heart of Kumasi. hapaSpace is located in the Dovewell building, where TV3 is located - opposite the STC station in Adum. The first phase of hapaSpace has been funded by Hapaweb Solutions. Our vision is to develop hapaSpace as Kumasi’s best co working space .
Over the next months we at Hapaweb Solutions and our partners will work hard in our quest to make hapaSpace like iSpace in Accra and KINU in Dar es Salaam so that hapaSpace will be a place in Kumasi for tech meet-ups, events, innovation competitions, workshops and webinars.
Our goal is to be more than a space to work, we want to build a physical community that provides IT start-ups, SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Social Enterprises relevant education, training and mentorship opportunities that are key to helping ideas and prototypes become viable products and services.
As we open today 1st February 2016, we want to express our profound appreciation to Fiifi Baidoo and the iSpace team for their support and advice in getting hapaSpace off to good start, words can not express how much we owe them. We strongly believe you too can help us achieve our goal of building a strong entrepreneurship hub in Kumasi. You can do so by either becoming a member of hapaSpace, by forwarding this message to your friends, attend our events or by simply passing by hapaSpace to say hi.
Thank you so much for being part of those who motivated us to get started…the journey has just began!
Greetings from the other side of the continent! We will be opening our space in Nakuru, Kenya in about 6 weeks. It’s exciting to see coworking spreading across Africa.
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On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 11:49:41 PM UTC+3, Albert Opoku wrote:
Dear All
I am happy to announce to you the opening of hapaSpace - a co working space in the heart of Kumasi. hapaSpace is located in the Dovewell building, where TV3 is located - opposite the STC station in Adum. The first phase of hapaSpace has been funded by Hapaweb Solutions. Our vision is to develop hapaSpace as Kumasi’s best co working space .
Over the next months we at Hapaweb Solutions and our partners will work hard in our quest to make hapaSpace like iSpace in Accra and KINU in Dar es Salaam so that hapaSpace will be a place in Kumasi for tech meet-ups, events, innovation competitions, workshops and webinars.
Our goal is to be more than a space to work, we want to build a physical community that provides IT start-ups, SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Social Enterprises relevant education, training and mentorship opportunities that are key to helping ideas and prototypes become viable products and services.
As we open today 1st February 2016, we want to express our profound appreciation to Fiifi Baidoo and the iSpace team for their support and advice in getting hapaSpace off to good start, words can not express how much we owe them. We strongly believe you too can help us achieve our goal of building a strong entrepreneurship hub in Kumasi. You can do so by either becoming a member of hapaSpace, by forwarding this message to your friends, attend our events or by simply passing by hapaSpace to say hi.
Thank you so much for being part of those who motivated us to get started…the journey has just began!
Welcome Adam and Albert! Keep us posted on how things go and how we can help!
Tony
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On Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 11:31 PM, Adam Mosley [email protected] wrote:
Greetings from the other side of the continent! We will be opening our space in Nakuru, Kenya in about 6 weeks. It’s exciting to see coworking spreading across Africa.
On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 11:49:41 PM UTC+3, Albert Opoku wrote:
Dear All
I am happy to announce to you the opening of hapaSpace - a co working space in the heart of Kumasi. hapaSpace is located in the Dovewell building, where TV3 is located - opposite the STC station in Adum. The first phase of hapaSpace has been funded by Hapaweb Solutions. Our vision is to develop hapaSpace as Kumasi’s best co working space .
Over the next months we at Hapaweb Solutions and our partners will work hard in our quest to make hapaSpace like iSpace in Accra and KINU in Dar es Salaam so that hapaSpace will be a place in Kumasi for tech meet-ups, events, innovation competitions, workshops and webinars.
Our goal is to be more than a space to work, we want to build a physical community that provides IT start-ups, SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Social Enterprises relevant education, training and mentorship opportunities that are key to helping ideas and prototypes become viable products and services.
As we open today 1st February 2016, we want to express our profound appreciation to Fiifi Baidoo and the iSpace team for their support and advice in getting hapaSpace off to good start, words can not express how much we owe them. We strongly believe you too can help us achieve our goal of building a strong entrepreneurship hub in Kumasi. You can do so by either becoming a member of hapaSpace, by forwarding this message to your friends, attend our events or by simply passing by hapaSpace to say hi.
Thank you so much for being part of those who motivated us to get started…the journey has just began!