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Community-Driven Co-Working Spaces on the Rise in Bozeman
NBC Montana · by Bryanna Carroll · November 13, 2023
Bozeman's coworking industry is having a moment — the city is now home to eight coworking companies, with another on the way, as more entrepreneurs, freelancers, and remote workers look for an alternative to a home office or a coffee shop.
Sidecar founder Jason O'Neil is intentionally keeping growth slow. Rather than expanding as fast as possible, he's focused on preserving the kind of meaningful, member-to-member connections that get lost once a space gets too big — community over scale.
The article contrasts that approach with WeWork's bankruptcy filing the same year, arguing that the coworking spaces built to last are the ones prioritizing authentic relationships among the entrepreneurs and remote workers drawn to Bozeman for its outdoor lifestyle and remote-work opportunities.
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Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Coworking Space to Open in Former Heeb's Building
April 15, 2022
The Sidecar announces its expansion into downtown Bozeman's former Heeb's grocery store, five years after founder Jason O'Neil launched the company in Helena — bringing flexible workspace to a city with few affordable options for growing businesses.
Read the Full Story →State of the Arts — Montana Arts Council
Sharing Space, Gathering Talent
October 1, 2021
A feature on Sidecar founder Jason O'Neil, tracing how a coworking space built on a leap of faith during the pandemic grew into a community for artists, developers, and entrepreneurs across Helena and Missoula.
Read the Full Feature →Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Inside The Sidecar's Bozeman Coworking Space
Photography from the Bozeman Daily Chronicle's coverage of The Sidecar's Bozeman coworking space.
View the Feature →Come See for Yourself
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