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King Buari – Buarich Marketing
Meet King Buari, a digital strategist and founder of Buarich, a cutting-edge web design and digital marketing agency based in Woodbridge, Virginia. His focus is to always bring incredible value to his clients by creating meaningful relationships and providing...
Brickyard Opens Doors in Woodbridge
Marks opening of Prince William County’s first community coworking space.
Brickyard’s Founder Ann Orem Named Washington Business Journal “40 Under 40”
Ann Orem was selected as one of Washington Business Journal’s outstanding young leaders in their annual “40 under 40” awards. The 40 Under 40 program is the most competitive awards program in the Washington Business Journal's slate each year. This year was no...
Clarke-Hook’s Brickyard Opens Prince William’s First Coworking Space
As appeared on WTOP.com The shared-office company opened its first Northern Virginia co-working space in Ashburn in 2016. It will expand its original location and add new locations in Chantilly and Woodbridge. WASHINGTON — Brickyard, which opened its first Northern...
Prince William Lures Brickyard Coworking Space with $400K Grant
As appeared in Prince William Times Neabsco Commons, a new town center development in Dale City, will be the second location for Brickyard, a co-working space for teleworkers and “solopreneurs,” thanks in part to a $400,000 grant from Prince William County. The Prince...
Prince William County Subsidizing Brickyard’s Expansion to Woodbridge
Prince William County has awarded co-working space provider Brickyard $400,000 to open a new location, only its second, at Neabsco Commons in Woodbridge.
Brickyard, a coworking space in Ashburn, brings entrepreneurs together
As appeared on Loudoun Times As the director of real estate for Clarke-Hook, Ann Orem saw a need for small business startups and entrepreneurs in the tech corridor of Ashburn. As she watched the local economy grow, Orem saw a trend. She realized many new companies...