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OACC Business Spotlight: Yosemite Cowork

Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce Business Spotlight: Yosemite Cowork

OAKHURST, CA —Call me old-fashioned, but when Yosemite Cowork owner Tom Schiavon contacted me about becoming a chamber member, I had to ask, “what IS Yosemite Cowork?” I’ve since discovered that coworking is one of the newest concepts in office sharing and in finding a quiet, well-equipped space to work when you’re away from your office or home office.

Yosemite Cowork opened for business in April 2022 by Tom Schiavon. Here’s what Tom told me about Yosemite Cowork’s current operation and plans for the future.

What do you offer?

  • Yosemite Cowork offers hot desk and conference room rentals.
  • Web-call enabled TV in conference room
  • Reliable, high-speed internet at 250mbps
  • Complimentary Reverent Coffee
  • Included printing/scanning/faxing

What makes you unique?

  • A space dedicated to getting work done. Unlike some other options for working in a public space, Yosemite Cowork doesn’t have loud music, excessive traffic, or background noise. If interested, members can meet and collaborate with other local business owners and professionals. For the price of a cup of coffee elsewhere, someone can work for half a day in a quiet, dedicated workspace with coffee included. Throughout the space is art by members of the Yosemite Sierra Artists group, giving it a distinctly mountain vibe.

Special Services

  • Printing/scanning/faxing is included in the cost of membership

Yosemite Cowork is located at 40111 Highway 41, Unit 4, Oakhurst. Contact Tom at (559)896-3000 or email him at Info@YosemiteCowork.com.

For information about Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce, email us or call us (559)683-7766. Office hours are 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

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Judi Hussain

Judi Hussain escaped from the big city to the wilds of eastern Madera County over thirty years ago. During her time here she’s worked at selling doors and windows, coordinated Road Scholar adventures at a local conference center and served as visitor center coordinator for Visit Yosemite Madera County. After the COVID shutdown upended her world, she "enjoyed" her first retirement months ever and couldn't wait to get back to work. When offered a position in January 2021 as the chamber administrator for Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce, she grabbed it and held on tight. Her diverse passions include hiking, beading, dog mushing (observer, not participant), travel, writing and languages. The shutdown offered an opportunity to expand on her journeys to Israel in 2016 and 2018, and she’s now studying Hebrew in preparation for a return to the land she uexpectedly grew to love. She’s investigating other travel prospects, as well, targeted toward the end of 2022.

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