Meeting rooms in Jerusalem

WEWORK Jerusalem will be built in the old Hamashbir building on King George Street and is expected to open in a few months. The complex will be aligned with the other WEWORK complexes currently operating in Israel and will serve as a home for the self-employed and companies looking to work in a different and special place. Also at this branch, it will be possible to rent a position in the open space or private office.

The Hub of urban sustainability in the botanical garden is the social-environmental father of the University Botanical Garden at Givat Ram. It is one of the core of the social-environmental activity in Jerusalem. The Hub is a platform based on professional and scientific excellence in the field of landscaping and sustainability, and enables an interdisciplinary network between organizations and individuals in the field of sustainability. This synergy promotes cooperation, encourages mutual fertilization and leverages the strengths of each member in order to empower each of the partners and all of them together into a tremendous force that motivates a change of urban resilience and tranquility. Being located in the Botanical Gardens, an anchor institution in the heart of the city, which is dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity and culture, and located in a combination of seven neighborhoods, it offers unique possibilities that combine the knowledge of the garden and its ability to appeal to diverse audiences.

Q5 is a work space established and supported by Made In JLM and managed by the community. The complex is home to the creative community in Jerusalem.

Workspace provides the entire range of services required for employees, entrepreneurs and business people, so that they can focus on the core tasks of their business, and are free from dealing with tasks on the margins of the business.
There are many professional training centers and an active entrepreneurs club in addition to the work area.

Bizmax is an innovative business center for ultra-Orthodox men, residents of Jerusalem, operated in cooperation with the KMAH Foundation, the Jerusalem Development Authority and Achim, and operates as part of the ultra-Orthodox integration project in the employment market.
The business complex operates as a business-community hub, addressing the ultra-Orthodox community in order to develop and upgrade business owners, entrepreneurs and freelancers, and to bring their business to a better place, producing and succeeding, while saving and streamlining maintenance and management.