PHILADELPHIA—MakeOffices, a leading coworking platform, named Danika Ervin as city lead for Philadelphia. She joins the firm from the local office of Cushman & Wakefield, where she provided office brokerage services.

Ervin will be responsible for creating partnerships between the business and technology communities and the multiple MakeOffices coworking centers in Philadelphia, as well as for new business development. Ervin will also mentor and coach MakeOffices community management teams to ensure the operational needs of clients are being met.

“Danika has deep Philadelphia roots, and we value that; every coworking community is built on a passion for local businesses,” says Raymond Rahbar, CEO and founder of MakeOffices. “We brought Danika on board because she excels at bringing Philly entrepreneurs together in productive communities—and that helps the economy of the entire city.”

“MakeOffices is creating an inclusive environment for sustainable growth and innovation,” says Ervin. “It doesn't matter if you're a one-person shop, a part-time startup or an established company. We're building a professional community where every business can thrive.”
The Philadelphia MakeOffices coworking community is located at Two Commerce Square, 2001 Market Street. The 24,000-square-foot space includes 83 private offices, 5 conference rooms, 5 private call rooms, break out meeting spaces, a reception area and a gathering space that seats 36 with standing room for up to 50 people, as well as a fully stocked kitchen. MakeOffices clients have 24/7 access to the space.

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MakeOffices Hires Danika Ervin from Cushman & Wakefield to Lead Philadelphia Coworking Communities

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