Membership Levels​​
COMMUNITY
Gain access to a dynamic community of innovators, exclusive resources, and meaningful connections—all designed to accelerate impact and drive meaningful growth.
NEW: FLOATING
Work flexiably throughout the common spaces of the Hús with access to shared desks, seats, and phone booths, and build the connections you need to turn ideas into impact.
DESK
Enjoy a permanent workspace within a thriving community of innovators, offering stability and access needed to fuel your mission-driven work.
OFFICE
Make your presence known and elevate your brand amongst the NEOC community with a secure, private workspace on Portland waterfront.
The Hús.
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OUR WATERFRONT COLLABORATIVE WORKSPACE
The Hús, Icelandic for House, is our collaborative workplace on the second floor 68 Commercial Street. Previously the Portland Science Center and located directly above Scales Restaurant, the space has been intentionally designed to convene and support the ocean-minded constituency of the Blue Economy. There are 20 glass offices of various sizes available, 14 permanent workstations for students, entrepreneurs, and growing companies, an executive boardroom, 2 breakout rooms, 2 phone booths, and more. The Hús is home to many wonderful tenants as well as a gathering place for the New England Ocean Cluster’s network members and collaborators.
Events. Community & Corporate.
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BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER
IS WHAT THE OCEAN CLUSTER MODEL IS ALL ABOUT.
The NEOC presents at and organizes many gatherings in Maine and across the North Atlantic region each year. Whether it’s through regularly recurring installments of Entrepreneurship in the Blue Economy (EITBE), annual events like Walk the Working Waterfront and Arctic Circle Assembly, or Tenant-hosted gatherings at the Hús, we constantly strive to bring thoughtful and educated people together.
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"Case in point are Breeding and Boutiette (Marin Skincare) who, after that early stage of moonlit lab work, took their ideas to the New England Ocean Cluster, on the Maine Wharf in downtown Portland. There, they found advice, guidance, a network through which they could access lawyers and marketing specialists — all the things that nurture a startup business."
