Meeting Room at House by Phaos, Calamata

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“House by Phaos” houses businesses and creative professionals who design and implement standard business models. From social inclusion, environment and fair trade “House by Phaos” connects skilled professionals creating a network of strong social impact. At “House by Phaos” we believe that change can come through coordinated and collaborative actions of bodies and agencies with shared values. This is how we develop cooperation strategies to provide solutions to the most important social, economic and environmental issues. Situated in the city centre of Kalamata (Messinia) Greece the entrepreneurship and culture multi-purpose venue is accessible to people with disabilities and has the potential to offer offices and integrated open space services, with no commitments for young professionals, small and medium-sized businesses, Social Cooperative Enterprises, startups and cultural communities. It offers a relaxing and cozy environment for professionals or companies located in other areas of Greece or abroad seeking a registered office or branch in Kalamata. "House" can host 25 people and it consists of: • 190 m2 workplaces • Multi-purpose event venue for 90 people • Meeting Room for 10 persons • Shared space for socialising • Living room for 8 persons • Patio Facilities: • Secretarial support • Unique telephone number in case of long-term lease • IT support (printing machines, scanner, photocopier) • 100mbps internet speed • Projection TVs and presentation boards • Storage space available It is oriented toward: • Young Professionals, Self-Employed people, Enterprises entering Business • Professionals who move and are in need of a stable professional base • Mediators • Overseas companies that need representation in the Greek market at lowest possible costs • Businesses that want to show their products and services to the public • Startups • Associations of cultural - anthropocentric activities • Bodies of Tourism, Business and New Technologies • Space accessible to disabled people