Event Space Rental
The Collider is a unique co-work, office, conference, and event space venue with daily, weekly, monthly, to long term rentals in vibrant downtown Asheville North Carolina. For individuals or groups, from hot desks, to offices and meeting rooms, to technology theaters, we offer flexible space for lectures, seminars and presentations. The beautiful top-floor reception space, with capacity up to 200, has 270-degree views of the mountains and city to elevate your event. The Collider is equipped with high-speed broadband fiber Internet connectivity and collaboration technology to seamlessly live-stream meetings, conduct or attend virtual conferences, and deliver high-level presentations.
For more information on rates and availability:
828-CLI-MATE (254-6283) contact@caseconsultantsinternational.com
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Endorsements
- We thoroughly enjoyed the ASRC Federal and AMOS event with Scott Altman. To have that kind of event in a city our size is spectacular. Both kids and adults thoroughly enjoyed Scott’s highly entertaining presentation about Space Shuttle Flights. We cannot thank CASE Consultants enough for promoting STEM in our community, and the support, encouragement and generous donation from ASRC Federal. Katie Campbell, community leader.
- "I am so pleased for having had the opportunity to work together. A major achievement was the work on the exemplars on GFCS... set the stage for many good things including the major restructuring of WMO." David Grimes, Member of the Order of Canada, WMO President, Assistant Deputy Minister for Environment and Climate Change Canada (retired).
- On November 18th, more than 150 representatives from city and county governments and local school boards, Asheville City Schools and Buncombe County Schools, nonprofits, neighborhood groups, and businesses gathered at The Collider to learn more about how our community is tapping into the power and promise of the national Community Schools movement and to hear from local partners about the prominent role they are playing in implementing this work locally. The room at the Collider was a visual representation of local and national leaders fulfilling their promise to listen to voices of diverse backgrounds. Thank you for helping us move this work forward and living United. Heather Wingert, United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County
- "We've come a very long way thanks to the project we did with Eileen Shea together with IGES, Hughes Corporation and my company Climate Risk Solutions, on applying climate modeling to risk analytics and decision making in five key sectors; all to enable a well-planned resilient transition to a low carbon economy." Maryam Golnaraghi, Ph.D., Executive & Senior International Advisor Sustainable Finance & Insurance
- "Needless to say, your insights are cogent, informed, and useful. I hope that we will always find a way to work together." NESDIS HQ, NOAA
- "Your thoughts around prioritizing high-level problems, as opposed to prioritizing particular user groups, has transformed the way we are thinking of user engagement. Bravo." NESDIS HQ, NOAA
- "Your ability to connect ideas and people and chaperone all into shape is unparalleled." Maya Prabhu, M.D., LL.B. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine, climate-induced displacement.
- "The CASE events are brilliantly conceived. It would be great to figure out a way for us to collaborate now or at some point in the future." Architecture 2030.
- “I am astounded by the combined skill-set CASE brings to climate-sensitive businesses. With CASE, Asheville NC takes the lead in climate change consulting for sustainability, resilience, and adaptation." Mack Pearsall, businessman, philanthropist.
- “We must educate our members and others about how to design with the changing climate in mind. This symposium is one of the best places to hear directly from climate scientists and building scientists.” William Langdon, AIA Architecture. Where building science meets climate science.
- "You did a fabulous job in every way in this conference- I greatly appreciate everything you have done. Everyone involved was superb". Alexander (Sandy) MacDonald, Spire Global, Former President American Meteorological Society, NOAA OAR Director, Climate Resilient Grid workshop.
- "NOAA data is for everyone, and in my opinion the partnerships that you describe are essential to making sure the data is trusted and widely accessible for helping to define and solve many of our planet’s most existential challenges. It was great to read about CASE’s and other local private business efforts and successes as well." Ryan Berkeimer, NOAA Satellite and Information Service.