Dimagi Sponsors Guatemala's First Co-Working Space
October 21, 2013;
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Over the past six months, Guatemala Field Manager Diego Rios has been working to build Guatemala’s first coworking space, Chamba. The 400 square meter coworking space was initially conceived by a group of local entrepreneurs (including Diego) as a way to provide a workspace for Guatemala City’s creative community. Dimagi is one of Chamba’s eight members, and is also a sponsor of the new coworking space. Check out an article about Chamba in the Guatemalan newspaper Presna Libre. For questions about Chamba, feel free to email Diego at [email protected]
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