/ -- B-HUB, Kerala's biggest co-working space provider and India's one-of-its-kind co-learning, self-learning and talent bridge platform, is expanding to Kannur, Kozhikode (Calicut), Kochi, Bengaluru (Bangalore), Chennai, Coimbatore and Hyderabad in this financial year, apart from setting up a second B-HUB in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) near Technopark (Kazhakoottam). This expansion will exponentially help the entrepreneurial and knowledge ecosystem in these cities. B-HUB brings much more than co-working space by including learning spaces where skilling content aggregated from industry, communities, local knowledge resources and experts is shared with knowledge seekers, creating the talent of the future. B-HUB also acts as a platform that enables the industry to identify and source talent, thus becoming a completely new age talent-bridge platform for technology companies, including some of the major MNCs.
B-HUB locations are selected based on various factors including accessibility, proximity to existing Industrial parks and educational hubs, and closeness to hangout places and residential locations. Each B-HUB will have an area of approximately 25,000 sq.ft with 650+ seats. B-HUB is also setting up spokes in smaller cities and towns in South India, mainly in colleges, malls, and Technology parks and they will be connected to the nearest B-HUB.
B-HUB's flagship facility at Mar Ivanios Vidyanagar, Nalanchira in Kerala's capital Thiruvananthapuram, developed in association with Cardinal Cleemis Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, is home to 60 early stage startups, employing more than 250 people and hosting around 50 learning and skilling activities every month. The activities vary from technology-focused events like Machine Learning workshops, Artificial Intelligence workshops and blockchain sessions to soft-skill focused ones like storytelling, pottery, vimana shastra of paper planes and stage fear management sessions. B-HUB works closely with technology majors like Google, Microsoft, IBM and VMWare for content.
All the co-workers at the facilities have access to these events as part of their package. B-HUB has recently introduced a new model of 'Corporate Learning Credits' that enables its employees to learn on an ongoing basis based on their interest and skill, and stay relevant. Companies will be given track of the new skills acquired by them. B-HUB's membership program allows students, working professionals and all those who are not part of the co-working community to access the events and thus acquire and upskill themselves.
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