Our mission is simple: we want to build a world that’s more alive, more together, and more collaborative. Our space will be much more than just four walls. We strive to redefine the way people choose to live, work and play by providing a unique shared environment that unlocks inspiration and makes every single day extraordinary. The Ivy Locus philosophy is to not just provide space, but to create a community atmosphere with weekly events such as family events, creative workshops, wellness classes, and more.
Our vision is to exceed the expectations of our clients by giving them a beautiful experience as well as a creative space for all types of meetings, special events, and creative uses. Our vision reflects our values: integrity, service, excellence, and teamwork.
We offer a virtual mailbox address where postal mail or packages from any carrier can be received and stored securely. You can also use it to register a business and can even add phone and fax to create a virtual office.
Our tables and chairs are clean, up-to-date, and easily enhanced with colorful linens and seat covers. We strive to provide the best customer service in the industry, along with unique rentals, all at an affordable price point.
We have partnered with the best local caterers, private chefs, photographers, videographers, event planners, graphic designers, decorators, artists, and other local businesses for a one stop shop experience.
Our events manager enhances our brand-to-client experience. The event manager plans and manages the events’ calendar, negotiates quotes and agreements with vendors, assists with event marketing, monitoring timeframes and budgets, networking, and delivering on event brief objectives among other duties.
Our community manager serves as the face of a company. The community manager is generally responsible for managing and handling communications in both directions. Community Managers are involved in various activities such as communications, PR, social media, events, and content creation.
Our client managers maintain and develop client-business relationships. They work to make the public more aware of the business and bring in revenue. The client manager designs plans to achieve sales and revenue goals and creates strategies to combat potential revenue losses. Client managers also perform research to identify new potential clients.