Codi lands $16 million, led by a16z, to prove that we never really actually liked co-working

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Codi lands $16 million, led by a16z, to prove that we never really actually liked co-working

We know that long-term leases aren’t the move anymore, but San Francisco-based Codi has a hotter take: neither is co-working. The company, co-founded by Christelle Rohaut and Dave Schuman, began in 2018 to create more flexible office space for companies whose employees want private, flexible workspaces. These days, the startup’s most disruptive belief is one […]

Codi lands $16 million, led by a16z, to prove that we never really actually liked co-working by Natasha Mascarenhas originally published on TechCrunch

Codi lands $16 million, led by a16z, to prove that we never really actually liked co-working

2022-09-15 06:03

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