“Who can work at CAMP?”
We’re often asked about who is allowed to work at CAMP Coworking, or what kinds of projects our space is best suited for. The short answer is, anything! But perhaps some of these types of coworkers in particular…
Software developers: It’s easy to find a comfortable place to settle in for a long night of coding—at one of our desks, our conference table, on the couch or in a cozy chair. Diet Mountain Dew’s always in the fridge.
Photographers: We have ample desk space to settle in for a long photo-editing session, and you’ll find countless photo backdrops not only in the Mastercraft Building but in the North Downtown neighborhood!
Graphic designers: CAMP has served as home base to many of Omaha’s most in-demand graphic designers, and the Mastercraft Building community houses some of Omaha’s top design companies. When you join a coworking space like CAMP, you can benefit from the shared knowledge and experience of all the other workers to take full advantage of your potential.
Web developers: We have free wifi with dual-band 802.11agn for anyone who needs a dependable and fast connection.
Journalists and freelance writers: Stretch out on one of our couches or curl up in a cozy armchair for a long writing session. And help yourself to free coffee and soda!
PR and marketing consultants: Our 1900 square foot space is large enough for you to manage your clients over the phone without disturbing others, and the other small business owners in the Mastercraft Building community provide an amazing network of business opportunities.
Attorneys and accountants: Tenants at CAMP have access to a private conference room just a few skips down the hall for confidential meetings.
Students: We welcome daily drop-ins by donation, so when you need a change of scenery from your dorm room or library, come down and meet some new people, brew a pot of coffee, and cozy up on the couch!
We also love to host groups who need a place to break out and focus. In the past, CAMP has hosted everything from corporate brainstorming sessions, theater rehearsals, classes, and startup hacking sessions.
