iHarvest, which was kicked off with a $100,000 contribution by LaunchVic, has been providing affordable and vibrant programmes and space for businesses, freelancers, entrepreneurs and start-ups for the past year as well as offering meet-ups, business mentoring and masterclasses.
In the past 12 months, iHarvest membership has been climbing at a steady rate with several founding members reaching a stage of employing extra team members or progressing to full time, rather than part-time status.
In addition to Brimbank co-workers, the programme has attracted people from the wider western areas of Melbourne and beyond. This outcome has accentuated its importance, according to the Mayor who added:
“Having a vibrant, professional and affordable co-working space like iHarvest not only encourages productivity - it also fosters collaboration, flexibility, connectedness and community.”
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Mayor Papafotiou said she was thrilled that start-ups and other businesses were able to fulfil their potential by being a part of the iHarvest programme and said the service was performing an important role within the Education and Business hub of Western Melbourne.
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