G2D Group brings WorkSmart to Long Island

Port Washington, NY A new collaborative shared workspace is making its debut in Port Washington in January 2023, ushering in a new era of the modern office. Developed by Long Island-based G2D Group, WorkSmart offers flexible office space and numerous amenities to optimize job performance, while empowering businesses to reach new heights.

The 7,000 s/f space at WorkSmart helps with collaboration, providing opportunities for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and startups to build stronger businesses. From large companies seeking a central hub to independent creative professionals looking to connect, WorkSmart can accommodate a team of any size. Flexible meeting areas equipped with technology are perfect for in-person, virtual, or hybrid meetings.

The design of the space creates a professional and inviting environment for individuals; and the surroundings will help inspire productivity, therefore maximizing output on the job. Other resources and amenities include Wi-Fi, video conferencing abilities, private offices, printing, and scanning services, break areas and mail reception.

WorkSmart is bridging the gap between communities and companies, and giving employees the opportunity to report for work in a beautiful and safe environment. It will be located at 1 Channel Drive, Port Washington, NY.

For more information about WorkSmart, please contact Richard Piana at (917) 445-6980 / [email protected]

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