The city of Riviera Beach recently announced a new in-person resource hub for nonprofits and entrepreneurs.
The multipurpose Diplomat Center will provide local residents with a new space for various community events — from social and business gatherings to co-working and networking opportunities.
The center, which is run by the non-profit Operation Global Resource Initiatives, offers conference rooms for workshops and seminars, office rentals and even individual mailboxes.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Diplomat Center was held 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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