Entrepreneurial-focused center is running out of space after just one year

A wide mix of tenants is quickly filling up the 26 West Center at State College of Florida in Bradenton.

  • By Amanda Postma
  • | 12:00 p.m. November 29, 2022
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The State College of Florida renovated the 26 West Center into a hub for entrepreneurs and small businesses. The center officially opened at the end of September. (Photo by Lori Sax)
The State College of Florida renovated the 26 West Center into a hub for entrepreneurs and small businesses. The center officially opened at the end of September. (Photo by Lori Sax)
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It’s been a year since 26 West Center opened its doors in a renovated library on State College of Florida’s campus in Bradenton, and already it’s outgrowing the space.

 

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