Alex West Steinman expanding The Coven coworking space nationwide through franchising

The Coven CEO and co-founder Alex West Steinman sees an opportunity for greater economic power for entrepreneurs with the company's newly announced franchising model, focused on expanding its coworking spaces nationwide.

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