About 5 years ago the Kansas City tech scene started a "boom" that wasn't just about high-speed fiber but also hinged on the "creative class" and locals working together to champion new biz and investment. Sadly, the scheme didn't really work out and now there's a low-key retreat from so much speculative hype that FAILED to produce jobs or very much new biz. Take a look and presser acknowledgement of a TKC blog community prediction:
KCSF pivoting from Village Square coworking, eyes bigger impact
Village Square developed a waiting list soon after opening in 2015, said Adam Arredondo. But as larger coworking spaces with more amenities and resources debuted, interest waned in the 3,000-square-foot operation at 45th Street and State Line Road . "What's our most valuable contribution to the community right now?"
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Guess the village was missing its be idiot?
ReplyDeleteThis was our big Google Fiber entrepreneurial hub I seem to remember?
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