Hub Vilnius Lets Social Innovators Come Together in Lithuania
Tiana Reid — January 13, 2013 — Social Good
References: hubvilnius.lt & facebook
Perhaps obviously, Hub Vilnius is based in Vilnius, Lithuania and offers solo entrepreneurs, freelancers and people involved in start-ups to come together and use hot desks.
While hubs like these are quite common in urban centers such as London, New York City and Toronto, this space is actually the first of its kind in Lithuania. The Centre for Social Innovation (CSI) is a community hub in Toronto that has planned to expand to New York City. Hub Vilnius operates on a membership basis and offers 75 desks for social innovators. The organization also offers various events such as meet-ups and business clinics. It's a meeting of the minds for people who wish to share ideas and create positive social change through their ventures.
Contact Information
Hub Vilnius website
Hub Vilnius on Facebook
Hub Vilnius on Twitter
While hubs like these are quite common in urban centers such as London, New York City and Toronto, this space is actually the first of its kind in Lithuania. The Centre for Social Innovation (CSI) is a community hub in Toronto that has planned to expand to New York City. Hub Vilnius operates on a membership basis and offers 75 desks for social innovators. The organization also offers various events such as meet-ups and business clinics. It's a meeting of the minds for people who wish to share ideas and create positive social change through their ventures.
Contact Information
Hub Vilnius website
Hub Vilnius on Facebook
Hub Vilnius on Twitter
Trend Themes
1. Community Hubs - Opportunity for the growth of community hubs in smaller cities and countries where they are not yet established.
2. Social Innovation - Potential for more spaces dedicated to social innovators and entrepreneurs, promoting positive societal change.
3. Collaborative Workspaces - Increase in the popularity of shared workspaces that foster collaboration and the exchange of ideas among professionals.
Industry Implications
1. Co-working Spaces - Co-working spaces can expand their offerings to include dedicated areas and programs for social innovators, attracting a new demographic of members.
2. Nonprofit Organizations - Nonprofits can create community hubs that provide resources and support for social innovators, leveraging collaboration and knowledge-sharing to drive positive change.
3. Entrepreneurship Support - Organizations focused on supporting entrepreneurs can establish collaborative workspaces designed specifically for social entrepreneurs, encouraging innovation and social impact.
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