Front Page Argus-Courier: Petalumans Adapting to Telework
BY KATHRYN PALMER/ARGUS-COURIER STAFF | April 9, 2020, 8:47AM As the coronavirus outbreak shelter-in-place order inches toward its fourth week, some Petalumans are settling into a new kind of daily work grind in hastily constructed home office corners, at kitchen tables and among couch cushions. In Petaluma, Natasha Juliana’s two coworking spaces became a magnet for […]
Best Co-Working Office Space – Bohemian Best of North Bay 2020
WORK is the proud winner of the Bohemian’s Best of North Bay Reader’s Pick for Best Co-working Office Space 2020! Great big THANK YOU to all of our supporters who voted for us in this poll. We would be nothing without you – literally – since WORK is all about the strong community of people […]
In Petaluma, Climate Change is an Emergency
Intense wildfires that ravage Sonoma County. Sea level rise that could soon inundate low-lying parts of Petaluma. Toxic air that makes breathing difficult without a mask. All of this — symptoms of human-caused climate change — amounts to an emergency, according to the Petaluma City Council. The council last week declared a climate emergency, a […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 14, 2019
The City of Petaluma Passes First Climate Emergency Resolution in Sonoma County Petaluma joins more than 500 jurisdictions worldwide declaring a climate emergency PETALUMA, Calif. (City of Petaluma and Climate Action Petaluma) May 13, 2019 — On Monday, May 6, the Petaluma City Council became the first city in Sonoma County to pass a Climate […]
Winner, Best Coworking Space in Best of San Francisco Magazine 2017
Think Mad Men, not Silicon Valley, as the set for this flexible workspace designed by husband-and-wife team Natasha Juliana and Matt Moller. The couple used their backgrounds in multimedia startups and architecture to create a coworking office with an inviting interior, tech gadgets, and plenty of natural light. More than 200 freelance writers, lawyers, graphic […]
North Bay Business Journal – Co-working rises in the North Bay, March 30, 2017
One of the pitch points for co-working space is the ability to collaborate or get creative energy from those who may be in a different industry. VenturePad has been getting tips on the business and social aspects of co-working from Natasha Juliana. She co-founded Work Petaluma with her tech-savvy husband, Matt, in 2012. The […]
Business Know-How Interviews Natasha about Alternatives to Working from Home
Office Space Alternatives to Working from Home by Janet Attard Need office space because you’ve outgrown your home office or because you can’t run your business from home? Consider these home office alternatives. Running a small business from home offers many advantages, especially for startups. With no commute and no rent to pay, you […]
Press Democrat – WORK Petaluma adds more co-working office spaces
WORK Petaluma adds more co-working office spaces Entrepreneurs, freelancers and telecommuters now have more incentive to get out of their home offices and leave their kitchen table desks behind. Work Petaluma, the popular co-working space in downtown Petaluma, has expanded to another location up the street and across from Penry Park at 245 Kentucky Ave. […]
Argus Courier-Community Profile
Natasha Juliana created a community with WORK Petaluma Though Petaluman Natasha Juliana has a degree in architecture, she didn’t design the building that houses WORK Petaluma. However, she did draft the business plans and construct a successful model with her husband Matt Moller in 2012. Instead of being filled with coworkers at a single company, […]
Press Democrat – Front Page of the Business Section
Amelia Beemer doesn’t have a regular 9-to-5 job, but she does share an office. “I discovered I can’t work from home and be happy,” said the Mill Valley writer and editor. “My life changed for the better when I realized there are other people who feel like that.” Beemer, 33, typically spends four days a […]