Adam Green
Adam Green - creates copy and content strategies for tech companies, small to medium businesses, and digital agencies. Friend of SEO, content marketing, and UX design.
Cari Filer
Cari Filer Studio is a full service architecture studio with a focus in custom residential additions and renovations.
The Reading List
The Reading List helps authors, publishers, and businesses create great books that get read.
Corey Coaching & Consulting
Corey Coaching and Consulting-helps you discover the path of clarity for your business or career.
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Perch Studios blends productivity, creativity, wellness, and friendship all into one. Our coworking space is a community of entrepreneurs, mobile professionals, and startups.
Our office sharing space is in downtown Carrboro (close to Chapel Hill). We are a coworking space with a community of self-starters and self-motivators. At our shared workspace, our members collaborate with each other on their work, as well as foster friendships.
Ted Richardson Video
Ted Richardson works as a photo journalist -"I remain focused on producing compelling, insightful images and stories that showcase the people and moments that make life worth watching."
WHAT OUR COWORKERS SAY?
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"I come to Perch because the environment is conducive to productivity and the camaraderie helps me avoid the social isolation so common among work-at-homers."
-Adam Green
"Perch is a coworking space; Perch is an informal community of coworkers. Perch has what I need to work effectively: the resources (desk, internet, coffee, printer, meeting room, kitchen area, etc) and the atmosphere (friendly coworkers, ample natural light, high ceilings, quite workspace)."
-Devin of NacreData,LLC
"Why do I come to perch?
Why, happy hour, of course!
Boring answer: I telecommute and this is a way to get a change of scenery from my home-office and also to get away from the distractions there."
-Aidan Dunne