GirlSpace Co-Working & Day Care in Venice Beach
GirlSpace is a co-working space and day care made for the modern woman entrepreneur defining her success at her own pace.

Project Description
GirlSpace is a coworking space and day care made for the modern woman entrepreneur defining their success at their own pace. This female- focused coworking space caters solely to women, marketing to a demographic dealing with issues - motherhood, safety and the glass ceiling among them - that men never have to consider. At GirlSpace, our day care offers working entrepreneur mothers better childcare option to improve their career prospects. Located in Venice Beach CA, GirlSpace is seeking new investors and exploring all possible funding solutions.
Why should you donate to this fundraiser?
Girlspace is a nurturing work and meeting space away from home where women entrepreneurs can turn off all the noise, fire up their passions, connect, collaborate, create and ultimately turn their dreams into reality. It is a beautiful, magical, safe and inspiring sanctuary for women to gather, focus, build relationships, support each other and launch businesses that enrich themselves, their families, their communities and quite possibly the world.
Founder/CEO/Owner: Emmarie Dempsey
The Company shall be headed by CEO Emmarie Dempsey. Emmarie graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications. After graduation she moved to Santa Monica to help start up a small business focusing on collaborative workspace. This has

How your contributions will help.
- Day care
- Office Building
- iFundWomen Fees
- Backers Reward
- Advertising
- Equipment
- Furniture and fixtures
- Business and legal fees
Thank you for your support!
Updates
The Campaign FAQs
What is the risk of opening my own cowork space?
One of the challenges of coworking is the vulnerability of the revenue model. Since most operators typically stumble into coworking space ownership from other, unrelated industries, it can be a steep learning curve. A close friend, Rebecca Brian Pan of Covo Coworking says, “Coworking is a vulnerable business model in and of itself. It is not a high margin endeavor. Having all of your revenue come from membership dues, especially when you don’t own the property - and most don’t - there is a lot of risk.” She goes on to explain that lease negotiations are very dependent on market swings. When the lease expires, some landlords push rent up as much as 300%. Suddenly, what was a perfectly viable, profitable business is now working really hard just to exist.












I believe in you!

Girl Power!!!

You go girl!!

YOU GOT THIS!
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I believe in you!

Girl Power!!!

You go girl!!

YOU GOT THIS!
Dedicated Desk Membership for 2 months