We’re definitely benefactors of all the hard work you divvy dudes put into the space, so many thanks! Uncovering the wood floors was probably the best idea ever! Installing a security system, also important. Oh, and letting us buy a lot of your old furniture and utilities really helped us get a start.

My only regret is that we removed (and subsequently ruined) the Divvy stickers on the front window. They were bad ass!

For us, it was.
We knew going into Divvy that our goals were to grow and continue building our businesses. It happened faster than expected, but with co-working, it’s hard not to grow… because you’re constantly learning new things every day.

And, I have no idea why people cover up hardwood floors! ha!

The idea of coworking really appeals to me, but is it, by necessity, a transient thing? When you all started Divvy, was the plan for it to last a short amount of time?

Denise, a little piece of me misses Divvy too! We should go hang out at Brightmix for ol’ times sake. ha!

Thanks Mackey, Linder, Ali and Adam!

Great post, Dave :)

Divvy was a great experiment/experience. I know our business wouldn’t be where it is today without the things that Divvy offered to get established.

The cheap rent and a place to meet clients were essential, but the sharing of ideas is what had such an amazing impact, especially with creative work. Gathering the 2 cents of people you trust improves your work and challenges you to go further.

I am excited to see how Silicon Prairie News takes the co-working concept in Omaha to new heights.

Weeeeeeeeeee!
John Henry Müller

P.S. Apparently, agency life has taken a toll on Ryan’s youth. That photo was less then two years ago!