Work Spaces
Business Lounge and Work Zones
Welcome to the four intuitively useful work zones and business lounge where you can drop in and be productive.
Open Areas
Our Club has all the comforts of home and the amenities of your office. With wi-fi available throughout the club, you can work in the lounge, in the dining room or anywhere you find to be most comfortable.
Meeting and Conference Rooms
We have meeting rooms to support all types of business occasions. An office away from the office, or a spot with a view while you enjoy our Chef crafted menus filled with locally sourced produce, proteins and more.
Consider using our private “Touchdown Rooms” for interviews, small meetings or as a sanctuary to focus. Inquire with our Receptionist to enjoy this member perk!
Board meetings and large team meetings are often held in our meeting rooms for you to host anything from conferences, seminars, training sessions to speaking events. All rooms have been newly renovated with state of the art audio visual technology including LCD projectors and flat screen TVs, screens, microphones, built in sound for presentations, videoconferencing and more. Our rooms can be arranged in a myriad of ways! In addition to providing catering and snacks, our Private Events Directors would love to assist with logistical planning.
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Maureen Coyle
Membership Director
Serving since 1997
215-979-3131
About Maureen
Maureen Coyle joined the Pyramid Club in 1997 as the Club’s Membership Director. Prior to joining the Club, Maureen worked for Techni-Tool for five years as their Telemarketing Manager. She oversaw their Telemarketing and Mailing List departments, and created a Lead Qualifying Department as well as piloted an International Telemarketing Department. Prior to joining Techni-Tool, she was a Regional Recruiter for MetLife for five years. She was responsible for rebuilding their sales force that had been depleted as a result of their withdrawal from marketing auto insurance in PA.She began her career after attending Chestnut Hill College by working in their Admissions Office as an Admissions Counselor. Her position there was to recruit new students, to one of the few women’s colleges, during a period that challenged the value of an all-women’s institution. In 1987, she received her Master of Education.
