Written by melanie.marconiDecember 27, 2025 VIDA 2025: A Year In Review Can you believe it’s already the end of 2025? It seems like just yesterday we were kicking off the year in great spirits for what lay ahead. Now I’d like to take an opportunity to look back at all that VIDA was in 2025…
Written by melanie.marconiNovember 26, 2025 This Thanksgiving, VIDA Coworking reflects on 6+ years building Portland’s most supportive coworking community and the values that guide us.
Written by melanie.marconiNovember 17, 2025 There’s something magical about being surrounded by people who love books as much as you do. This past Saturday, I experienced that magic once again at the Portland Book Festival—my fifth year attending with my mom, a tradition I treasure more with each passing year. Portland Book Festival: A Record-Breaking
Written by melanie.marconiMay 20, 2024 We are pleased to introduce the newest member of #TeamVIDA, Alex Bliss, who serves as the Community Manager at the Beaverton location. Alex is California native who recently relocated to Oregon, and found VIDA in her search to continue a career rooted in Community. Previously, Alex worked in Marketing providing
Written by melanie.marconiApril 16, 2024 VIDA Coworking Beaverton is hiring for a Community Manager!
Written by melanie.marconiApril 4, 2024 Meet Rajesh Venkatachalapathy, Dedicated Desk member at VIDA Portland!
Written by melanie.marconiFebruary 1, 2019 Big news, everybody! VIDA has finally found a home. Earlier this week, we signed a lease on an amazing space in Northeast Portland and we couldn’t be more excited. There’s still tons of work to be done to transform the space into the cheerful, welcoming, light-filled workspace we envision, but
Written by melanie.marconiFebruary 1, 2019 Big news, everybody! VIDA has finally found a home. Earlier this week, we signed a lease on an amazing space in Northeast Portland and we couldn’t be more excited. There’s still tons of work to be done to transform the space into the cheerful, welcoming, light-filled workspace we envision, but