The Santander Work Café is celebrating its first anniversary in the Isle of Man, welcoming over 100,000 visitors in its first 12 months.
Since opening its doors in Douglas last May, the Work Café has become a vibrant new hub for meeting, banking, co-working, and events for all the community.
James Geldart, Managing Director, Santander International Isle of Man, said: “The Santander Work Café has proved a massive success with customers and the wider community.
“We anticipated that Market Hall would be a brilliant site and following extensive restorations the 120-year-old building is once again a vibrant hub for business in the centre of Douglas.”
Work Café
The Café offers free bookable meeting rooms equipped with the latest audiovisual equipment, and accessible co-working spaces with free high-speed Wi-Fi, open to everyone.
Santander International customers can also meet banking staff to discuss their banking needs and withdraw money using ATMs.
Over the past year the Work Café has received over 3740 meeting room bookings and has hosted over 92 events.
James said: “Noa remains a popular place for people to meet, and by expanding catering to the co-working space, more people can enjoy Noa’s fantastic coffee and food while they work.
“Our event space is used by all the community, providing a free, accessible location for charities, entrepreneurs, and local groups to host events.”
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