WorkSmart in The News
Achieving Your Entrepreneurial Vision
Entrepreneurship can be rewarding, and thoughts of independence are exciting, but the life of an entrepreneur isn’t a good fit for everyone.
Christy understands - without doubt, starting a new business is a challenge. But if you are built for it, the challenges of entrepreneurship can be professionally and personally rewarding.
Read her recent Business Report in the Glens Falls Business Journal to learn how entrepreneurs can give themselves the best possible chance to achieve the success they deserve.
WorkSmart: New coworking space in repurposed TD First National Bank building
Following more than a year of renovations, WorkSmart now occupies approximately 6,000 square feet as the anchor tenant in the former First National Bank Bank building built in 1914.
“It’s not just a desk and a chair,” Ms. Alexander says. “I’m making sure professionals have what they need to succeed - connections, resources, tools, and collaborations with others in the community.
Read the full interview with Cathy DeDe, Chronicle Managing Editor in the September 29th issue of the Glens Falls Chronicle. (Photo by Cathy DeDe)
Former First National Bank building in downtown Glens Falls turned into coworking, meeting space
For Christy Alexander, community is everything. The idea behind WorkSmart is simple: provide working professionals a place to complete tasks and host meetings in a professional setting rather than a home office or neighborhood coffee shop, where distractions are rampant and privacy is scarce.
The member-driven organization offers a variety of packages, depending on needs, and provides a host of day-to-day services, including office and conference room rentals.
Read the interview with Chad Arnold published in the Post Star on Sept. 21, 2021.
Coworking gets an upgrade in Warren County: Meet Christy Alexander of WorkSmart
Christy Alexander spearheads the coworking movement in Warren County
As the Warren County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) works to attract business professionals to the region WorkSmart is proud to be a business that enables remote workers, freelancers and entrepreneurs to enjoy all the benefits of living here and be successful in their professional lives.
Check out our interview with Kate Austin-Avon and the Warren County EDC
WorkSmart Moves Offices And Services Hub To Glen Street In Downtown Glens Falls
“After testing the market and gaining traction, I began to dream bigger!” ~Christy Alexander
WorkSmart fonder, Christy Alexander embarked on a journey to renovate the iconic First National Bank building in Glens Falls. The renovation on the building, originally built in 1914, will include private offices, shared workspace and a variety of meeting spaces for business professionals.
Read more about her interview with, Andrea Harwood Palmer for the Glens Falls Business Journal article.
Photo by Harry Weinhagen
My Glens Falls by Glens Falls Living
Here at WorkSmart we’re big fans of Tom and Bri Lyons who consistently highlight all the benefits of living, working and playing in Glens Falls and surrounding regions through their website Glens Falls Living.
In a recent interview with Tom and Bri, Christy shared some of her favorite memories and the role she hopes to play in the future growth of Glens Falls. To find out more read My Glens Falls.
Glens Falls' Coworking Space Helping Others WorkSmart
This Women@Work, Albany Times Union article shares how entrepreneurs and remote workers can benefit from being a member of the WorkSmart community in downtown Glens Falls.
