ERC has opened a co-working space in multiple cities across Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam

The University Mentorship program will connect lecturers with the BIG Work community to offer guidance.
Users can utilize ERC’s expertise in various business areas and schedule consultations with program managers and resource advisors
Guests at the BIG Hotel, catering to international and startup business travelers, will have early access to new hospitality-related products and services for research.

Entrepreneur Resource Centre Holdings (ERC) has launched BIG Work, a new co-working space with locations in Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Screens at the top left show live celebrations in the other two locations.

Entrepreneur Resource Centre Holdings (ERC) has established BIG Work, the first co-working space to encompass Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The goal of BIG Work is to propel the ideas of students and aspiring entrepreneurs into regional economies. It provides guidance from experienced mentors and access to resources and infrastructures within ERC’s purview.

BIG Work is a unique co-working concept supported by ERC’s experts in hospitality, education, entrepreneurship, and real estate. Users can leverage this expertise to efficiently develop products and services.

Beyond standard workspaces, BIG Work provides private offices, lockers, mail services, rentable meeting rooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, printing and photocopying, and unlimited tea and coffee.

As part of the ERC network, BIG Work members can participate in a University Mentorship program. Lecturers from ERC’s partner universities, including the University of Greenwich, University of Wolverhampton, and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, will mentor the BIG Work community. Regular sessions will be scheduled for academics, students, and BIG Work users to share information and expertise, enhancing the startup experience.

BIG Work users can benefit from ERC’s business expertise, including insights into local and regional markets. Consultations with incubator program managers and resource management advisors can be arranged to assess the viability of ideas.

Seven random facts about BIG Work.

The connected BIG Hotel can serve as a testing ground. Guests can experience new hospitality-focused products and services for beta testing.

“BIG Work is a different kind of co-working space. It offers immediate access to resources for students, aspiring entrepreneurs, freelancers, designers, business travelers, or anyone looking to kickstart their entrepreneurial journey. Our regional strategy allows users and the community to receive immediate support to expand their offerings within Southeast Asia,” said Yen Ong, Group Chief Marketing Officer of ERC Holdings.

“We recognize the significance of fostering the startup ecosystem in Asia and believe entrepreneurs need the resources to turn their ideas into reality. In the coming months, we are focusing on developing the BIG Work Resource Hub. Users will be able to leverage the resources available from all our platforms.”

All three co-working spaces are conveniently located in the business districts of Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, and Bangkok, boasting office spaces of 3,200 sq ft, 1,860 sq ft, and 3,500 sq ft, respectively. BIG Work plans to expand to 10 cities in Asia over the next three years.

Inspirational quotes at BIG Work Singapore.

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Prices vary from S$9 per day in Ho Chi Minh City to S$500 monthly in Singapore.