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The Jacksonville Center seeks to attract and assist those businesses which reflect the regions major assets: artisans, craftspeople and artists.  The Jacksonville Center offers services typically offered in a small business incubator environment: access to consultants, workshops, etc. on business management, marketing and operations; access to computer/printer/scanner; some reception services and an environment to network with artists and others to facilitate the creative process.

Spaces range from working studio spaces to small office cubicles; from spaces visible to a passing public setting to private settings where concentrated work can be accomplished. The common areas include: reception lobby; a members-only retail outlet; lunch area; and a large multi-function space that is used by tenants for everything from recitals to exhibits, from training to working, from performance to conference.

Rates are available upon request from the office: info@jacksonvillecenter.org  or 540.745.2784.

CURRENT TENANTS

• Gustin Prudner, Entryway, Studio #110, software development and design, www.entryway.net, gustin@entryway.net, 540.745.5279

• George Lipson, Green Label Organic, Studio #125, organic cotton apparel, design and production: www.greenlabel.com, george@greenlabel.com 540.745.6161

• Sarah McCarthy, Studio # 120, pottery studio and gallery, sarahmccarthypottery@gmail.com, 540.745.4877

• Billy Weitzenfeld, Association of Energy Conservation Professionals (AECP), located in the Sustainable Living Education Center (SLEC) Building, networking on energy conservation and sustainability, (partners with The Jacksonville Center and Architecture Alternatives in developing the Sustainable Living Education Center), AECP@swva.net 540.745.2838