The Dallas Entrepreneur Center Coworking

Known as the "DEC," The Dallas Entrepreneur Center was established in 2013 with the aim of supporting entrepreneurs in launching, developing, and expanding their businesses. This coworking space and nonprofit organization provides a business support system designed to foster job creation and boost the economy of Dallas, operating under the belief that investing in entrepreneurs is equivalent to investing in the local community.

For entrepreneurs utilizing the coworking space, a blend of online and offline resources is available to help overcome challenges, along with an events program that offers direct access to the necessary resources, education, and guidance for startup success and the sustainable economic advancement of Dallas.

By being part of this coworking space, individuals will have access to a network of experts and influential figures from major corporations, investment firms, academic institutions, and government bodies, providing in-person training and financial support programs to assist in achieving their goals.

Memberships for coworking spaces can vary, including options for virtual office use, occasional drop-ins, or more permanent arrangements. Services such as mail handling, high-speed internet, printing facilities, free notary services, private phone booths, personal lockers, ample parking, a kitchen area, coffee and beer provisions, and 24/7 access to the premises are all available for members.