The coworking space joins downtown’s growing reputation as a hub for business technology
Housed in a former DuPont Co. office building and bearing a name and logo saluting the legacy of that iconic gunpowder and chemicals manufacturer, Wilmington’s newest coworking space aims to become the first home for “the next generation of Delaware businesses.”
Dover-born Robert Herrera officially opens The Mill, on the fourth floor of the Nemours Building at 10th and Tatnall streets, on April 1.
Click here to read the full article from Out & About Magazine.
Robert Herrera officially opens The Mill on April 1. (Photo by Joe del Tufo)
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