- Flexible work startup InfinitSpace has raised $1.2 million in seed funding.
- The firm was founded in 2020 by WeWork's former Europe lead Wybo Wijnbergen.
- Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck it used to bring investors on board.
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InfinitSpace, a Dutch flexible working startup that was founded by a former WeWork general manager, has raised $1.2 million.
The Amsterdam-based firm was set up in the midst of the pandemic as widespread work-from-home orders left offices around the world empty.
Experts predict flexible offices will become a critical component of real estate as companies hesitate to lock in long-term leases and rethink their real estate footprints. Organizations that tried a mixed approach to in-person and remote work long before the pandemic reported happier employees, higher productivity, and reduced absenteeism, according to research from MIT.
InfinitSpace cofounder and CEO Wybo Wijnbergen left his role as WeWork's managing director for northern Europe to set up the firm alongside his brother Wilco,a self-described serial entrepreneur, and Elad Hod, a former exec at workplace therapy startup Mindspace.
The firm will be targeting office landlords left without tenants in the wake of COVID-19, helping them redistribute their workspaces to multiple companies for varying amounts of time at once.
"Our flexible business concept allows us to service prime as well as decentralized locations," said Wybo. "We fully adapt to landlords' requirements concerning design and operation while the space is operated under their brand name."
Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck InfinitSpace used to bring investors on board. Check it out below:
Via PakApNews