twenty-three

Last year, when I worked for Logos Bible Software, I had the opportunity to be a part of the formation and marketing of a brand new side business for the company — Room2Think. Logos had the great idea to use some extra office space and transform it into a creative meeting space for local businesses, non-profits, and other groups to use for off-site planning days or staff retreats. It was a pretty cool experience, from working with the Chamber of Commerce, to talking with similar businesses around the country (Inspiration Point, Catalyst Ranch), and working to promote the business with our local community.

Unfortunately, Room2Think closed it’s doors just before the New Year. I was kinda bummed out to hear that the time had come for Logos to retake the office space for their technical support department. But, that means good growth for the software company, so that’s optimistic. I really liked working there and it’s good to hear they are doing well and growing.

Check out the Logos blog post about their (re)expansion into the Room2Think space and see the pictures to get a little feel for how the space looks.

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