17 Person Shared Office at Hartnett Close, Mulgrave

Welcome to the Eastern Innovation Business Centre in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs – the home of more than 50 innovative entrepreneurs accelerating their business ideas and collaborating to break boundaries in their respective markets. Here you’ll find flexible workspace options to encourage low-cost business development along with access to funky meeting rooms, presentation and training facilities, laboratories and readily available mentoring support from a thriving ecosystem of experienced business people and entrepreneurs. These offices and coworking spaces are ideal for innovation ventures, their founders and their teams as you can expand your space when you need and enjoy a huge range of facilities and community benefits at a competitive price. This groups of pioneers chose a few words to explain their culture: inclusive, diverse, aspirational, friendly, relaxed and open are just a few, and they add that they strive to push boundaries and be the best that they can be. Get the support, environment and community you need to turn your idea into commercial success – only at the Monash Eastern Innovation Business Centre. Tours available daily and flexi terms start from one month.

The Eastern Innovation Business Centre consists of two high tech buildings located in the Monash National Employment and Innovation Cluster (MNEIC) of Mulgrave. The Jessie Tait Building offers state-of-the-art workspaces while the Tom Morrissey Building is an A Grade environmentally friendly building – they were built using government funding for regional development and together they form one of Melbourne’s best hubs of business acceleration and incubation. The buildings are accessible 24/7 and have excellent security, shower facilities, kitchens and sustainable features such as grey water recycling, rain water harvesting and bio-filtration ponds. Located in the heart of the hi-tech scientific zone of MNEIC, this workspace is among landmarks and innovation hubs such as CSIRO Australia, Monash University, The Australian Synchrotron facility, Monash Science & Technology Park, Monash Medical Centre and The Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication.