I was excited to join Iris Kavanagh for the first episode of her re-launched podcast series. Have a watch or listen! In the episode, Iris & I talk about my experience building a coworking community as transplants to a remote […]
The big news this week in the flexible workspace industry: WeWork’s S-1 and imminent IPO. If you are an independent coworking space operator, you may be wondering what it means for you. The Movement The distributed workforce is real, and […]
Balancing Incentives with Good Business Practices. Starting a new business is hard, it doesn’t matter what that business is. It takes a leap of faith to dedicate time and capital to something new. The process of creation, of bringing an […]
Coworking & flexible office spaces are quickly becoming a permanent fixture in the global office space landscape. As more and more employees utilize these spaces, the gap between coworking & the traditional corporate office will continue to narrow. It is […]
In Part 1 of this Series on the Value Proposition of the Coworking Industry, I provided an overview of how an increase in the distributed workforce is driving change in the traditional office model. While many remote or distributed workers […]
Between being a coworking space & building owner the past five years and being the co-founder of a software company focused upon supporting the operation of coworking spaces, I have spent a lot of time thinking about the industry. Not […]
Coworking spaces pride themselves on offering a great workspace and communities of peers to work around. Building and maintaining a thriving coworking community requires an understanding of what members need in order to be productive. What is it that members […]
As a physicist, I know a thing or two about time. I have spent countless amounts of it pondering its meaning, its measurement, and our relationship with it. I have lectured on how the gravitational pull of a black hole […]
I’ve been seeing a lot of twitter threads, blog posts, and discussions online recently about working remote. Anecdotally at least, it feels like the frequency of these discussions is increasing. That increase may be related to the increase in the […]
Companies that don’t recognize this movement and leverage it are at a severe disadvantage. Imagine the ability to (inexpensively) hire engineers, designers, marketing managers, and more that don’t live and breathe the SF / NYC lifestyle. Video conferencing is ubiquitous, […]