Daniel’s introduction to HanaHaus came through a longtime friend, successful serial entrepreneur, and regular, Joey Karam. After the pandemic shifted their workflow, Daniel and his team embraced remote work but still found value in gathering. While the team is spread across Orange County, HanaHaus serves as their hub for syncing up, solving challenges, and sharing ideas. Daily check-ins with clients happen online, but when the team needs to tackle big questions or brainstorm innovative solutions, they gather at HanaHaus to collaborate face-to-face.
“It’s nice to come someplace that works really hard to foster that environment. We do so much stuff virtually, having that touchpoint at HanaHaus is really awesome!” – Daniel
The shift to remote work came out of necessity during the pandemic, but it’s now a core part of Alchemy’s philosophy. Daniel notes that while remote work offers flexibility, in-person meetings at HanaHaus make training and problem-solving more efficient.
“When we come together in person, it’s easier to address questions in real time and find faster solutions. Sometimes being at home feels super congested, like you want to get out of the house,” says Sofia, Senior Marketing Manager at Alchemy.
Daniel and his team keep coming back for the community, the creative energy, and the chance to break out of the virtual routine. As Ava, Marketing Coordinator, puts it, “It helps the team feel more connected. It’s nice to come together as a team in person, away from the screen, and just touch base with everyone.”