A $9m funding disclosure filed with the US SEC shows that John Arenas, CEO of Serendipity Labs and former Regus executive, intends to open a third co-working space for approximately 200 corporate members in Stamford’s South End in July 2016, thereby highlighting Connecticut’s increasing requirement for flexible working solutions. “Work has changed forever — people are mobile, yet connected,” Arenas said. The company is also looking at expanding its office space, which will be located on an adjacent site owned by Arena and his family. In the next 18 months, Serendipity Labs also expects to launch centres in Westport, Norfolk, Darien and Greenwich via a mixture of jointly-owned sites and franchises.
A $9m funding disclosure filed with the US SEC shows that John Arenas, CEO of Serendipity Labs and former Regus executive, intends to open a third co-working space for approximately 200 corporate members in Stamford’s South End in July 2016, thereby highlighting Connecticut’s increasing requirement for flexible working solutions. The company is also looking at expanding its office space, which will be located on an adjacent site owned by Arena and his family. In the next 18 months, Serendipity Labs also expects to launch centres in Westport, Norfolk, Darien and Greenwich via a mixture of jointly-owned sites and franchises.