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We partner with our clients to provide a cost-effective solution for their office space needs while offering the amenities only found in large corporate environments at a fraction of the traditional cost. Our facilities are designed and maintained as true executive environments that offer the finest in turnkey solutions to the small business owner needing a prestigious office address.
Get the office you need without the hassle and high cost.
The solution for anyone who wants a professional image but doesn’t need a full-time physical office. Huntsville Hub provides a prestigious business address, telephone and support services, Receptionists and staff, conference rooms, and office facilities to individuals and companies who do not need a full-time office.
Work happy! Independently but not in isolation.
We offer the flexibility that today’s mobile workers need, providing 24-hour access to spacious work and conference areas, comfortable seating, big whiteboards, document production and a coffee bar. Coworking is perfect for freelancers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, small groups and other professionals looking for an affordable place to work, meet with clients or team members. It’s also a great place to meet with other like-minded professionals.
“Just in time” without the overhead or commitment.
Obtain access to Class A meeting facilities for your client appointments, staff meetings and presentations. Reservations can be made by the hour or day. Our meeting rooms are available not only for our regular clients, but anyone who wants a professional location to make presentations or meet w/customers, staff or prospects.
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- Why We decided to Rebrand
I’ve wanted to go through this process for years, but was advised my ‘want’ didn’t qualify as a good reason. Not long after we started APEX I got tired of our logo, was unsure about our tag line, and just generally wanted to start over. I was advised that about the time I was sick to death of what we were using, people would begin to recognize it. Just when you’re developing brand recognition would be the worst time to begin again. Besides, not liking what you’re using is a lousy reason to rebrand.
Reasons to rebrand fall into two main categories: proactive or reactive. Proactive rebranding could be because of a need for unity across product lines, adding a new line of business or market, appealing to a new audience, or relevancy. A new line of business might be Apple Computers changing to just Apple and relevancy could be demonstrated by Yellow Pages rebranding to YP to turn attention toward digital. Reactive branding could be due to a merger or acquisition, legal issues, competitive challenges, or negative publicity.
My original desire to rebrand had everything to do with aesthetics and personal preference, which weren’t valid reasons. The reason we did finally decide to rebrand was due to the addition of another offering, which appealed to a new audience. Definitely a proactive rebrand. About 18 months ago we added a coworking center to our facility. Up until that time we were focused on the corporate market, offerings designed to appeal mainly to the formal business person, or ‘suits’. With the addition of the coworking center, we aimed to provide services to the very casual business person, or ‘jeans’. Very different market segments, with very different needs.
When we marketed APEX, we were very focused on who our customer was. Our new brand, the Huntsville Hub, is much more focused on what we are offering, and making sure those offerings are appealing to several different types of customers.”
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