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Worthington-based coworking company COhatch is continuing its expansion with plans for a new space near Ohio State University that will include a venture capital firm and university incubator.
The location, called COhatch The Gateway, 1581 N. High St. near Ohio State University, is designed to “provide a launching pad for hundreds of minority, women and purpose-driven tech startups,” according to a release.
The Gateway, one of more than a dozen additional COhatch planned locations throughout Ohio and Indiana, opens in June and will feature approximately 8,000 square feet of workspace with 21 private offices and more than 100 coworking seats and six meeting rooms.
COhatch The Gateway: Location near Ohio State campus expected to open in June
Worthington-based coworking company COhatch is continuing its expansion with plans for a new location in Columbus.
The location, called COhatch The Gateway, 1581 N. High St. near the Ohio State University campus, is designed to “provide a launching pad for hundreds of minority, women and purpose-driven tech start-ups,” according to an April 26 release.
Planned for a June opening, the Gateway location will focus on addressing business issues that became pertinent in 2020, according to the release. This includes “the overrun of small businesses by large, efficient digital companies; unequal access to technology and resources; a lack of exposure for great local ideas and assets; and a lack of premium “open for all” community spaces and resources in which to incubate.
A Design Lab and workshop
Robotics/Mechatronics Lab
Technology-enabled active learning classrooms
Research labs for STEM disciplines
Reservable small group study rooms
Student Club Hub
Many of these spaces will feature an investment of approximately $2 million in new, state-of-the-art equipment. The MSB currently serves over 1,150 students pursuing STEM majors in Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, Computer Science and Information Systems, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathematics, as well as many pre-health and pre-nursing students, and provides engaging learning spaces for all UM-Flint students fulfilling their general education courses.
Susan Gano-Phillips, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, led the planning for the MSB expansion and describes the new addition as a paradigm shift for UM-Flint.