Power of the Mo’Joe

Creo Quality has no official office. We work at our client sites. We’ve also been known to work and meet at several spots around central Indiana. Here are a few places where you might catch us:

• Mo’Joe Coffeehouse – Just north of downtown Indy. I stumbled across this great location a couple of years ago. Great coffee, tea, comfy environment, eclectic art, and free wireless. Don’t speak “Starbuck-ese” while visiting.
• Bjava Coffee – NW side of Indy. Just a few doors down from a Starbucks. The coffee is better and baristas are friendlier and much more knowledgeable about coffee. Small yet cozy. Free wireless too.
• The Copper Cup – Several Bloomington locations. We frequent the Westside. Good coffee; great smoothies! And of course, free internet.
• Tomato Fish Marketing – Their new Broad Ripple office has a ton of character. One of my new homes away from home! TFM is CQ’s marketing partner. They should be yours too!
• Rachel’s Cafe – Downtown Bloomington. Scott frequents this place. I haven’t been yet but plan to soon. He says it feels like Bloomington.
• Espresso Yourself – Downtown Martinsville. Local coffee shop with an antique store. Where else will you find this combination? Patty (the owner) will always be there to make your caffeine concoction. No free internet–yet. I keep working on Patty to get this though.
• Starbucks in Martinsville – Right off SR 37. I’d rather frequent the mom-and-pops. But this location is convenient for many I meet with. I went to high school with the manager. This is one of the largest Starbucks I’ve been too.
• Starbucks at Intech Park – NW Indy near 71st and I-465. Good location for meetings on the NW side of town. Small and often busy.
• Jeremy’s 252 – Downtown Martinsville. Great food! One of my favorite restaurants. Now with free wireless too!
• Indy’s Restaurant – Just off SR 37 in Martinsville. One of my favorite breakfast spots! Great food, great service, and free wireless.

I do what I can to help these businesses because they’ve done so much to help mine. When you visit, tell them Jon Speer of Creo Quality sent you.