Having established its second Vancouver office the next four months , co-working giant WeWork has announced plans to open a further four offices in the city, with the aim of building a new " Greater Vancouver ". Known as the "Cascadia Innovation Corridor ", by connecting the city with its existing developments in Portland and Seattle , the company believes Vancouver is perfectly placed to capitalise on cross-border partnerships between governments, companies and universities, agreeing to share knowledge and spread its resources across the region. Microsoft describes its buildings as the "connective tissue" between the region’s hubs.
Having established its first Vancouver office last year, co-working giant WeWork has announced plans to open a further four offices in the city, with the aim of building a new "valley". Known as the "Cascadia Innovation Corridor", by connecting the city with its existing developments in Portland and Seattle, the company believes Vancouver is perfectly placed to capitalise on cross-border partnerships between governments, companies and universities, agreeing to share knowledge and spread its resources across the region. WeWork describes its buildings as the "connective tissue" between the region’s hubs.