WorkSmart Space Holds Grand Opening In Port Washington

PORT WASHINGTON, NY — WorkSmart Space celebrated its grand opening in Port Washington with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce announced.

WorkSmart Space rents modern and comfortable shared spaces. A tour of the renovated facilities, located at 1 Channel Drive, had everyone in "awe," according to the chamber.

"We opened a co-working space in Port Washington to provide a collaborative and innovative workspace for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners," Richard Piana, a spokesman for WorkSmart, told Patch. "Our goal is to create a supportive community that fosters growth, productivity, and success for all our members."

Town of North Hempstead Councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte said she is "very pleased" that WorkSmart Space chose Port Washington for its newest office.

"With so many people working from home, this type of facility is growing in popularity across Long Island," Port Washington Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Bobbie Polay said.
"It offers a place where businesses can have beautiful offices and meeting rooms and the advantages of connecting to other businesspeople during the day, but not the cost and responsibility of renting their own office."

Port Washington Chamber of Commerce President Debbie Greco-Cohen and other chamber members were joined by Polay, BID Executive Director Holly Byrne, Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Dalimonte, Manorhaven Mayor John Popelesky and many other well-wishers.

They celebrated the grand opening with Philip Foote, the chief operating officer of parent company G2D Group; Director of Public Relations Richard Piana, Client Advisor Japinder Kohli and Director of Acquisitions Daniel Wiener, who were presented with certificates from the officials in attendance.

For more information, people may contact WorkSmart at 631-204-3399 or visit its website.