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A Multifaceted Workspace Experience
At the heart of The Well lies our business center and multi-purpose collaborative workspace, meticulously designed to cater to a wide range of professional needs. Whether you're seeking a quiet spot to focus, a collaborative environment to brainstorm ideas, or a venue to host meetings and events, our facility has you covered. With various areas dedicated to collaboration, learning, and innovation, we empower our members to work, grow and scale in an environment tailored to their preferences.
Community-Centric & Culturally Relevant Programming
Beyond providing exceptional workspace solutions, The Well is committed to fostering a vibrant and supportive community. Through our community enrichment programs, we facilitate networking opportunities, skill-building workshops, and educational events aimed at empowering our members to thrive both personally and professionally. From networking mixers to educational seminars, our diverse range of programs ensures that there's something for everyone within our community. The Well is purposed with intentionality to support underserved and under-represented populations in the community.
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What Our Community Says
“Beautiful, modern esthetic and a most welcoming space. I can see endless opportunities for the use of such a facility. The concept behind the Well is of the moment and much needed in our community. Bravo!”
“Great idea. Gracious host. Comfortable space.”
“Great multipurpose venue. Also, a co-working space.”
Media Coverage
The Well Helps Entrepreneurs While Bringing Economic Activity to Lakeland's Midtown
ABC Action News · Tampa Bay 28
ABC Action News spotlighted The Well as a $1.3 million business center in Lakeland's underserved midtown neighborhood, established as a Lakeland Community Redevelopment Agency project. Founded by Dr. Sallie Stone, The Well focuses on helping people of color, women, and veterans start or expand businesses through workshops, seminars, training programs, and connections with banks that support small business growth.
Since opening, The Well has assisted nearly 100 business owners. Artist Kent McAllister credits the facility with providing “exposure” and “networking power” he otherwise wouldn't have accessed—after connecting with the center, he painted his first mural and sold over 70 artwork pieces.
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