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Yann Heurtaux On Connection, Community & Events

In this episode, we speak with Yann Heurtaux. Yann is in Switzerland and explains trying to assume the role of a

local activist in Lausanne and, starting communities with Coworking environments.

Yann is an highly experienced digital migrant, community dynamics consultant. He better helps us with his

explanation on connections, community and events for coworking conferences. Yann is now the Swiss Connector and

Head of Communications for the Medialab Session project, which is based in Lausanne.

We discuss conferences, building relationships and connections at conferences. We talk a bit about maintaining

energy with relationships as an introvert and extrovert. This deals with understanding how to fit in the the

conference atmosphere and much more in topics.

This week we catch up with one of our favourite ruckas makers Yann Heurtaux

Links discussed in the show:

Susan Cain The Power Of Introverts TED talk here.

Tribes Seth Godin TED talk here

Linkedin Group for event planners here

How I Beat Depression In 10 Easy Steps here

Copass Camp Dublin 2017 here

Coworking Europe Cheese Blog here

Where we all met at Copass Camp Lisbon

BNW 35 Why Coworking Should Be A Hospitality Play With Hector Kolonas

In this episode, we interview Hector Kolonas about why coworking should be hospitable. Hector is the founder of

Included.co where they unlock great solutions for members of coworking spaces.

He used to work for a white label software builder company and built platform which is comparable to Airbnb but for

people who are in need of coworker spaces. They work with over 225 coworking spaces to create a community for

ecosystems.

We talk about building coworking spaces into spaces, creating values for people to better themselves in coworking

spaces. We discuss the values of coworking spaces and how they can improve the economy and community.

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The All New Coworkies! And How To Connect With Your Fellow Freelance Heroes

We are speaking with Pauline and Demetrius of Coworkies Platform. They’re connecting people in coworking spaces

with networking. They have visited 210 coworking spaces in 23 cities.

Pauline and Demetrius explain the platform overview of Coworkies and how it works and best of all it’s free for

people to use. They share information about coworking spaces with pictures and the availability of the spaces.

They explain how the platform shows which type of professionals and events connected to your profession are at the

coworking spaces that you may want to choose. They are trying to get people aware of all the tools that they are

using to provide them suitable spaces.

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It is almost a year since Coworkies wandered into @WorkHubs here in London and they have been busy tweaking and evolving their platform since then. 

What we are especially excited about right now is our discovery that when you add your event on Facebook it also shows up on Coworkies – without you doing anything!

So you can add your European Freelancers Week Event On Facebook and it will show up on the Coworkies Site.

We talk about many other ways Coworkies can help freelancers who work in coworking spaces connect in the show.

Things you should be doing this week!

Taking part in European Freelancers Week

Check out the how Matija one of the founders of European Freelancers Week is dealing with cancer and raised the conversation on how we can support each other – here

Keep up with other stuff in Europe with the Coworking Assembly.

Don’t miss Coworking Europe which is in Dublin this year – come and join us in the Copass Camp here.

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OuiShare activities consist of building community, producing knowledge and incubating projects around the topics of communities and the collaborative economy, as well as offering support to individuals and organizations through professional services and education. Started in January 2012 in Paris, OuiShare is now an international leader in the collaborative economy field. A non-profit organization which has rapidly evolved from a handful of enthusiasts to a global movement in 25 countries in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, our network of 50 expert “Connectors” engage over 2000 members and contributors worldwide.

OuiShare activities consist of building community, producing knowledge and incubating projects around the topics of communities and the collaborative economy, as well as offering support to individuals and organizations through professional services and education.

Started in January 2012 in Paris, OuiShare is now an international leader in the collaborative economy field. A non-profit organization which has rapidly evolved from a handful of enthusiasts to a global movement in 25 countries in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, our network of 50 expert “Connectors” engage over 2000 members and contributors worldwide.