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Jay Suites Conference Center in New York City

Concourse, 109 W 39th St 2nd Fl, New York, NY 10018

Contact [email protected] for full sponsorship information.

Sponsorship options include both digital and physical sponsorship for those that wish to reach our attendees but may be unable to attend in person.

We will also have an exhibitor hall open to attendees for the first two days of the conference.

Refinery Hotel  – Click on here for booking link.

63 West 38th Street, New York

Rate $409/night + tax

Martinique New York on Broadway – Click on here for booking link.

49 W 32nd Street, New York

Rate: $279+tax – Book by March 11, 2026

Hendricks Hotel – Click on here for booking link. 

Use the group code 2604GCUCJA

25 West 38th Street, New York, New York, United States, 10018

Rate: 315+tax

Hilton Times Square – Click on here for booking link.

234 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036

Rate: $349 + tax

Millenium UN – Click on here for booking link.

One UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017

Rate: $337+tax

Tempo Times Square – Click on here for booking link.

1568 Broadway, New York, NY 10036

Rate: $369 + tax

Hilton Midtown – Click on here for booking link.

1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019

Rate: $333 + tax

We are big fans of ride share programs like lift and uber but NYC is known for their subway system.

No, the content is only for those in the room.

No, I’m sorry we do not.

If your ticket explicitly says transferable on it you are welcome to transfer or resell it before March 1st. Contact [email protected] after the sale so we can change the name on your ticket and conference badge.

Note: Early bird and door tickets are non transferable. If you purchased a ticket package, the package may not be broken up in any way. It can only be transferred to one person, one time.

Please email us at [email protected] with a copy of your resume. Let us know your skills and what you’re interested in doing, oh, and how you heard about GCUC.

No, but there is a photographer and video crew so do with that what you will.

Here is a list of spaces that identify as coworking on google maps.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/qYp1eyUhj5gTiS3n6

Alright, NYC first timers (and jaded locals pretending they’re too cool for Midtown) — here are 10 things everyone should see or experience in New York City at least once:

1. A sunset walk across the Brooklyn Bridge
   Start in Manhattan, end in Brooklyn, then reward yourself with pizza because you’ve earned it.
2. The Statue of Liberty + Ellis Island
   Even if you’ve seen a million photos, it hits different in person. History, views, goosebumps.
3. Central Park like you’re in a movie
   Rent a bike, wander with a coffee, sit on a rock and contemplate your “main character era.”
4. A Broadway show (or at least the chaos of Times Square at night)
   Broadway is electric. Times Square is… a fever dream. Both are iconic.
5. Eat something legendary you’ll talk about for months
   Bagel with lox. Slice of pizza. Pastrami. Dumplings. Whatever it is: commit fully and don’t apologize.
6. The Met or MoMA (pick your vibe)
   The Met is epic and endless. MoMA is modern and cool and makes you say things like “interesting” thoughtfully.
7. Riding the Staten Island Ferry for the views (free, baby!)
   Peak NYC: stunning skyline, ocean wind, and you paid $0.00.
8. A rooftop moment
   Cocktail, mocktail, seltzer, whatever — just get up high and stare at the skyline like you’re in a music video.
9. Chinatown + Little Italy wander and snack crawl
   Dumplings, noodles, pastries, espresso, cannoli. You’re not lost. You’re exploring.
10. Comedy or live jazz in a tiny room
    One of those nights where you laugh too hard or hear a trumpet solo that changes your brain chemistry.

 Bonus NYC truth: the city is best experienced by walking with no plan, turning left when you should’ve turned right, and “accidentally” finding something unforgettable.

When you register your ticket, you can select your dietarys. If for some reason you did not, feel free to email us at [email protected] before April 1st.

No, all changes have to be made by one of our team members so PLEASE double check your profile before submitting it.

If you would like to request a change, you can email [email protected].

Want to speak at an upcoming GCUC event? We encourage you to fill out this form and apply.

Call for speakers for GCUC NA 2026 ends on January 5th.

Yes! Please take a look at our Scholarship Program page for more details.

@GCUCGlobal and during the conference we will use the hashtag #GCUC

GCUC – Global Coworking Unconference Community

We noticed when you say the acronym G-C-U-C it sounds a lot like “juicy”.

Yes, email [email protected] and someone from our team will be in touch.

Please read and familiarise yourself with GCUCs code of conduct policy here.

Please email us at [email protected].