Fancy some work space in Containerville?
by Startacus Admin
Although there are startups the world over who begin their journey at the kitchen table or local coffee shop, they generally all aspire to having their own workspace - whether it’s in a co-working hub or a purpose built office. As we all know however, it’s not always that easy to get to that point - 
especially in those early days.
Therefore when we heard about a fab competition that is offering startups the opportunity to win a free workspace for a year, we just had to let you all know about it.
The Estate Office Shoreditch guys are behind this particular comp and are offering one startup a workspace for a full year in Containerville. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with Containerville, it’s an innovative new work destination for London based startups and popups. Basically 30 shipping containers have been arranged over 2 floors and have been upcycled into fully functional and modern workspaces, with each container being able to accommodate four desks. Impressed? We are!
So, if you fancy setting up office for free in one of those fab containers, here’s what you’ve got to do:
- Make a short video (no more than 1 minute long) that is both creative and engaging
- Outline what you and your startup are all about
- Tell the Estate Office Shoreditch folk why it matters
Then upload it and cross those fingers! All videos will be reviewed between 12th and 19th October and the winner will be announced on 26th October.
Good luck to any of you who enter!
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Published on: 17th September 2014
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