SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES THAT THRIVED HERE AT MINDS COWORK

Starting a business is no easy task, it requires a lot of grit, patience, and a positive mindset. As a business that houses other businesses, we are faced with the challenge of bringing in more quality members; more importantly, we have to provide an ambiance that encourages growth and productivity.

A lot of these businesses set up shop here at Minds to be in the middle of the lovely Wynwood community. We have been fortunate enough to house them, and, for some, see them grow out of the space. Here are just a few:

THE MUSEUM OF GRAFFITI

Earlier this year, The Museum of Graffiti moved out of Minds CoWork to its gallery just a few blocks away from us. We were extremely fortunate to have them here, and we miss seeing their art throughout the office.

SANA SKIN STUDIO

Sana’s location is just down the street from gere at Minds Cowork. The company offers goal-driven facial, allowing individuals to have clearer skin.

Their HQ is right here at Minds. George and his team conduct their business here in one of our small private offices. They bring a lot of good energy (and good skincare advice!), to the space. And, being completely honest, every one of our members that has gone to their studio, have become

Their hard work and reputation for creating some of the best street artists out there allowed them to get featured by The New York Times, CBS, and just about every major news outlet.

While Wynwood’s walls are already filled with art, you’ll have to go indoors to see some of the best art that’s ever been put on walls.

G.L.O.W.

Similar to Sana, G.L.O.W. has their location right down the street. We have been fortunate enough to try their froyo and can confirm it’s probably the best in town.

A bit about G.L.O.W: they offer “Super-foods, Super-froyo, for a Super good cause.” Though they aren’t open yet, the Wynwood community is ready to welcome a food establishment that has a purpose beyond whipping up delicious meals. Learn more about how they are empowering young girls across the globe to “do good.”