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New co-working space Formation will open at The Star in Frisco this summer
Formation, a new shared office space by the Dallas Cowboys, will open at The Star this summer.
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Formation will open this summer at 5 Cowboys Way, Ste. 300, Frisco. This new exclusive shared workspace facility is a business endeavor by the Dallas Cowboys. The facility will include open workspaces, dedicated desks and private offices. A limited number of memberships were made available to the public March 6. 972-497-4220. www.formationatthestar.com
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