Cove, the D.C.-area coworking space network, announced Tuesday it has raised a $2.8 million Series A round.
“While technology has made it possible to work nearly anywhere, not everyone can be productive in their living room, coffee shop or even their cubicle,” said Cove cofounder and CEO Adam Segal in a press release Tuesday.
“We need new places to fill the social and professional void traditionally provided by a 9-to-5 job and office culture,” he said.
Cove currently has nine locations in the D.C. area. With the new capital, it will aim to open up new spaces in the region and expand to Boston and other cities this year.
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