Cíbola Coworking Space Opens Doors In December
November 25, 2012Located in the Pilsen neighborhood located on Chicago’s south side, Cíbola is looking to become a thriving startup hub for minority, LGBTQ, and women entrepreneurs.
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Located in the Pilsen neighborhood located on Chicago’s south side, Cíbola is looking to become a thriving startup hub for minority, LGBTQ, and women entrepreneurs.
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