A NEW work-play space in Poole has announced its first all-female management team ahead of its opening later this month.
Foundry Poole, which will open in the Dolphin Centre, has appointed two new members of its management team.
Ema Armstrong and Esraa Al Saab join as general manager and assistant manager for Foundry Poole.
They will be arranging a variety of regular networking events for current and prospective members and grow the Foundry community in Poole.
Ema, who has more than 30 years’ experience in leadership, financial planning and business management, said: “I love managing people but more importantly, I have a ‘one team’ ethos and get a buzz from working in a close-knit team.
“I strive to support and encourage my colleagues, and often go by the motto ‘dream it, believe it, achieve it’ because I believe anything is possible, which complements our values at Foundry.”
Esraa will be joining Ema as her assistant-manager, at the new office space.
Esraa most recently worked at Bournemouth University and is keen to encourage graduates to join Foundry and take advantage of networking with professionals.
She added: “Foundry offers the chance for members to meet a diverse group of people while working and enjoying an innovative space full of energy.
“I have used a lot of co-working spaces previously, mostly in Bournemouth and London, so it’s exciting to bring a more dynamic concept to The Dolphin and the local area.
“Sometimes we just need a place to clear our minds, put our heads down and work and I am very enthusiastic to drive this creative space to see it blossom over time alongside Ema and Adam.”
Foundry Poole will be a base for up to 250 members, when it opens in The Dolphin, and has more than 80 of the county’s leading businesses signed up to be the first members ahead of its opening.
The co-working space offers boutique flexible and affordable options for all sectors, including day passes and monthly memberships.
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