Our Mission
Our mission is to bring meaning, connection, and joy back into the workday. We do that by creating authentic experiences, building real human connections, and fostering a genuine sense of belonging. At Outlet, we’re dedicated to changing the way you feel about coming to work.
Why We Exist
We’re firm believers that the work environment is critical not only for a business, but for the health and success of the entrepreneurs and professionals themselves. When we aren’t happy at work, other areas of our lives are affected, and employee dissatisfaction at work is at an all-time high. Before we created our coworking space, we worked as entrepreneurs in our own fields and we experienced first hand how difficult it can be to work through the distractions of managing a home office or a traditional workspace. That is why we created a space where those everyday distractions can fade to the background, allowing you to put your focus where it belongs.
We’ve seen firsthand how the right space—and the right people—can change everything. Since we opened in 2015, we’ve watched countless professionals find new energy in their work just by stepping into a better environment. Outlet isn’t just about desks and Wi-Fi—it’s about helping you enjoy your workday again.
How We Started
Our co-founders, Travis and Harrison, are brothers and Sacramento natives. Travis got his start in property management and real estate development, while Harrison comes from a creative background, producing films for local nonprofits and businesses. As their businesses grew, both found themselves in need of a better workspace—one with flexibility, collaboration, community and a sense of hospitality.
When they couldn’t find anything that checked all the boxes, they decided to build it themselves. That idea quickly became a reality when Outlet Coworking opened its doors in Midtown Sacramento in March 2015—a space designed to be the kind of supportive, community-focused environment they had been searching for, and that they knew other professionals were missing too.
What started as a solution to their own problem has grown into a thriving community across two locations, continuing to help people reconnect with their work—and with each other.