Coworking Values Podcast

In this episode of the Coworking Values Podcast, we welcome Fanny Marcoux, the host of “A very special coworking” podcast.

Fanny shares her journey from a shy university graduate to a digital nomad and web analyst. We delve into her passion for coworking and freelancing, emphasizing the pivotal role of community in these spaces. Fanny's insights on creating a thriving coworking community and choosing the right coworking space are invaluable, whether you're a seasoned freelancer or new to coworking.

We explore the impact of coworking environments on productivity, the significance of design, and the nuances that differentiate coworking spaces from flex offices. Fanny also shares her thoughts on the future of coworking, emphasizing the importance of local communities collaborating and sharing best practices. Listen in to discover how coworking spaces can transform your work life and foster a sense of belonging, even for the most introverted.

Timeline Summary

* [1:12] - Introduction to Fanny Marcoux and her podcast, "A Very Special Coworking."

* [2:29] - Fanny's discovery of coworking and its initial impact on her life.

* [4:55] - The challenges and benefits of being an introvert in coworking spaces.

* [6:12] - How coworking space design influences productivity and concentration.

* [9:00] - The importance of community in coworking spaces.

* [11:41] - Fanny's user journey in selecting coworking spaces when travelling.

* [15:38] - Hopes for coworking's future and local communities' role.

* [18:16] - The necessity of collaboration over competition among coworking spaces.

* [21:42] - Innovative coworking concepts and the experience beyond a workspace.

Detailed Episode Breakdown

* [1:12] - Introduction and Background: Bernie introduces Fanny Marcoux, host of "A Very Special Coworking." Fanny talks about her passion for coworking and freelancing and her role as a web analyst using tools like Google Analytics and Looker Studio.

* [2:29] - Discovering Coworking: Fanny recounts her initial exposure to coworking during a digital event called Café Numerique, highlighting the importance of these hubs for innovation and creativity.

* [4:55] - Coworking for Introverts: Fanny shares her experience as an introvert in coworking spaces, discussing the balance between solitude for focus and social interaction for energy.

* [6:12] - Design and Productivity: The conversation shifts to how the design of coworking spaces can affect productivity, with Fanny emphasizing the need for quiet areas and phone booths to support focused work.

* [9:00] - Community and Flex Offices: Fanny explains the critical role of community in coworking spaces, differentiating them from flex offices and discussing how different spaces manage community interactions.

* [11:41] - Selecting Coworking Spaces: Fanny details her process for choosing coworking spaces when travelling, focusing on tools like Google Maps and social media to find spaces with good reviews and vibrant communities.

* [15:38] - Future of Coworking: Fanny shares her hopes for the future, envisioning more local, small-scale coworking spaces that collaborate and share best practices to support each other.

* [18:16] - Collaboration Over Competition: Discussing the benefits of coworking spaces collaborating, Fanny argues that coworking spaces should see each other as partners rather than competitors, enhancing the overall coworking experience.

* [21:42] - Innovative Concepts: Fanny mentions unique coworking concepts like co-dancing and multifunctional spaces that blend coworking with other activities, highlighting the evolving nature of coworking environments.

Links & Resources

* Connect with Fanny Marcoux on LinkedIn

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Fanny’s website

* Listen to "A Very Special Coworking" on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Substack.

* Simon Sinek on People come before money.

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Virtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

Closing Remark

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact.

It also helps people in the general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

In this episode, we interview Claire Carpenter, a pioneering figure in the European coworking movement and a passionate advocate for community and adventure.

Broadcasting from Kent, Claire shares her journey from founding one of the first coworking spaces in 2007 to her current life as a coach, traveller, and climber.

Claire discusses the evolution of coworking, the importance of creating comfortable and engaging conference experiences, and the significance of hospitality in fostering community.

This episode contains valuable insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories from Claire's travels and professional experiences.

Timeline Summary

00:27 - Introduction to Claire Carpenter from Kent, the Garden of England.

00:36 - Claire’s background and current passions as a coach and adventurer.

01:06 - The early days of coworking and the founding of Claire's space in 2007.

02:06 - Claire's recent travels, including a visit to Morocco.

02:22 - Attending Coworking Spain and GCUC (Global Coworking Unconference Conference) in Manchester.

03:06 - The importance of accommodating different learning styles at conferences.

04:47—Hospitality and community are core values of coworking conferences, and this session will focus on the exceptional food at Coworking Spain and GCUC Manchester.

07:22 - The growth and diversification of the coworking industry.

10:10 - Understanding placemaking and its role in coworking.

17:35 - Conferences are vital for connecting with peers and sharing knowledge.

21:38 - Welcoming new entrants into the coworking community and supporting their growth.

23:58 - Claire's coaching philosophy and how she helps change-makers achieve their goals.

26:42 - The story behind Claire's van, Dignity, and her love for designing spaces.

Key Topics

1. Learning Styles and Conference Experiences:

   Claire emphasises the importance of addressing various learning styles to make attendees comfortable. She shares how Coworking Spain and GCUC Manchester were successful because they catered to different learning preferences and maintained a human-sized conference setting.

2. Hospitality and Community at Conferences:

   Highlighting the role of hospitality, Claire mentions how the food at Coworking Spain and GCUC Manchester exceeded expectations, enhancing the overall experience. Bernie and Claire discuss how good food and thoughtful event planning can significantly impact attendees' perceptions and satisfaction.

3. The Evolution and Growth of Coworking:

   Claire reflects on the coworking movement's journey from its early days to becoming a diverse and established industry. She discusses the ongoing growth and diversification, noting the increasing number of place-makers and the importance of community building within coworking spaces.

4. Placemaking and Creating Destinations:

   Claire explains the concept of placemaking, which goes beyond creating a physical space to establishing a destination within a broader ecosystem. She emphasises the importance of connecting with local businesses and support systems to enhance the coworking community.

5. The Importance of Connection at Conferences:

   Conferences serve as a platform for coworking professionals to connect, share experiences, and learn from each other. Claire and Bernie discuss the value of arriving at conferences already feeling connected and the efforts made by the London Coworking Assembly to foster such connections.

6. Welcoming New Entrants and Continuous Learning:

   Claire highlights the importance of welcoming new members into the coworking community and supporting their development. She stresses the value of continuous learning and the role of experienced members in mentoring newcomers.

Links & Resources

Claire Carpenter Coaching

Follow Claire’s adventures on Instagram

Listen to "Dignity" by Deacon Blue: YouTube Music

Coworking SpainGCUC Manchester

London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar CampCoworking Values Podcast on LinkedInVirtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even more significant impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

Holly Cooke - Founder of The Lonely Girls Club

In this episode of the Coworking Values Podcast, Tony talks with Holly Cooke, the inspiring founder of the Lonely Girls Club. We explore Holly’s journey from being a lonely graduate in London to creating one of the UK's largest communities for women seeking connection. Holly shares her experiences, the club's evolution, and how it has grown to include branches across several major cities in the UK. 

She discusses the challenges and triumphs of building a supportive network that caters to diverse needs and interests.

 Key Topics Covered:

 The origin story of the Lonely Girls Club and its mission to combat loneliness among women.

Holly’s personal journey of moving to London and the challenges of making new friends in a big city.

How the club has expanded beyond London to other major UK cities like Manchester, Nottingham, and Birmingham.

The innovative ways the club fosters community both online and through in-person events.

Collaborations with local businesses and organisations to create unique opportunities for members.

Future plans for the club, including potential global expansion and continued support for its growing community.

 Timeline Summary:

 01:20  Tony welcomes Holly Cooke and introduces the topic.

 02:16  Holly shares the founding story of the Lonely Girls Club.

 06:54  The initial meetup experiences and the challenges of organising events.

 10:32  How the club supports members through digital forums and weekly newsletters.

 13:57  Partnering with coworking clubs and other businesses to enhance community experiences.

 18:12  Transitioning the club into a sustainable social impact business.

 25:51  Addressing loneliness globally and future expansion plans.

 31:29  The process of opening new branches and onboarding city hosts.

 36:31  The importance of newsletters and the tools used to manage community engagement.

 Links & Resources:

*  Lonely Girls Club 

* Follow Lonely Girls Club on Instagram 

* Join the Lonely Girls Club on Facebook

* Connect with Holly Cooke on LinkedIn

* Connect with Tony Bacigalupo on LinkedIn

* Find out more about The Belongfulness Project

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Virtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even more significant impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

Summary:

Today's episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their coworking business. 

We are joined by Connor, Director of Revenue Operations at Impact, a marketing agency that helps companies in-house their marketing and improve inefficient sales processes.

Connor's insights are particularly valuable for coworking spaces aiming to attract and retain members through effective marketing strategies. 

Connor is a key figure in the Impact Plus community, recognised for his work with the "They Ask, You Answer" framework.

You’ll see the journey of Marcus Sheridan, whose content marketing strategy turned his pool company into a multimillion-dollar business, offering valuable lessons for coworking spaces on leveraging content to drive engagement and sales. 

Connor illuminates the buyer's journey, emphasising how businesses can use their websites to guide potential customers through this process, ultimately leading to higher conversion rates. 

He also delves into the enduring effectiveness of email marketing and identifies common pitfalls small businesses encounter when outsourcing their marketing efforts. 

Finally, Connor explains why focusing on outcomes rather than deliverables is essential for creating successful agency partnerships when marketing your businesses. 

Timeline Summary:

2:04 – Connor introduces himself, mentioning his background and current role in Connecticut.

3:00 – The story of Marcus Sheridan's early adoption of HubSpot and pioneering content marketing efforts.

5:02 – Marcus Sheridan's success story: Turning content into $35 million in sales by answering customer questions.

7:00 – Breaking down the buyer's journey and how a well-structured website can guide customers.

10:55 – The "Don't screw it up sale" – a tale of a highly informed customer making a swift purchase decision.

14:35 – The vital role of email marketing in maintaining customer engagement and driving sales.

16:19 – Common mistakes small businesses make when outsourcing their marketing, such as not knowing what they are outsourcing.

21:22 – The importance of prioritising outcomes over deliverables in agency partnerships for mutual success.

Links & Resources:

* They Ask, You Answer by Marcus Sheridan

* Marcus Sheridan on LinkedIn

* Impact Plus Community 

* River Pools & Spas Website

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Virtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Connor on LinkedIn - The best place to find his videos and written posts.

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact.

It also helps people in the general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

Welcome back to "Community is the Key," our series with Salto Systems, where we explore ways to grow, start, and evolve communities.

Today, we introduce Ali, a community connector passionate about creating inclusive spaces through food and fellowship.

We explore Ali's journey from starting her social enterprise, Carib Eats, a Weekly Canteen across Hackney & with a Caribbean twist. Ali started this during the lockdown to her vision of using food to connect diverse neighbourhoods.

Ali shares her experiences and challenges, emphasizing the importance of providing culturally relevant meals with dignity.

We reflect on our first meeting with Ali at Urban MBA HQ in London and discuss the unique environment that brings together people from all walks of life.

Discover the magic of communal dining and how it reduces loneliness and fosters a sense of belonging.

Episode Highlights:

[00:02] Introduction to the episode and Ali’s role in the community.

[01:04] Ali discusses her current focus on Caribbean Eats, a social enterprise born out of lockdown.

[02:13] Recalling our first encounter at Urban MBA HQ and the importance of experiencing community firsthand.

[03:49] The diverse group of people that come together over meals at the EdTech Centre and the significance of these gatherings.

[06:25] Discussing the broader vision of coworking spaces as community hubs for all ages.

[09:29] Ali’s motivation for starting Caribbean Eats and the power of connection through food.

[10:15] Ali shares a touching story about helping a man with learning difficulties who was lonely after losing his support network during the lockdown.

[14:24] The challenges of maintaining a social enterprise and the importance of providing culturally relevant meals.

[19:03] Heartwarming stories of the impact of Caribbean Eats on individuals like Malcolm, who found companionship and community.

[26:35] How listeners can get involved and support the initiative, whether through hosting canteens or offering skills and resources.

Links & Resources:

* Matthias Hollwich’s New Aging Book

* Our podcast with Matthias Hollwich

* Urban MBA

* Carib Eat's main website

* Slato Systems

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Connect with Ali on LinkedIn

* Connect with Christian from SALTO on LinkedIn

* SALTO Systems Website

One More Thing:

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact. It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand what coworking is, how it can help their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

In this conversation recorded at the Urban MBA podcast studio in Lonon, we welcome Caleb Parker, a champion of entrepreneurs and a prominent voice in redefining the boundaries of office real estate and coworking industries. You can track Caleb's journey from American football to co-founder of Brave Corp.

We riff on the evolving role of office spaces and the significance of community and brand in today’s professional landscape.

Caleb shares his thoughts on the future of work, the importance of face-to-face interaction in a virtual world, and how companies must adapt to these changes.

Whether you're a small coworking space owner or interested in the broader real estate market, this episode offers valuable perspectives and actionable advice.

Timeline Summary

* [01:46] - Caleb Parker discusses his reputation and aspirations.

* [02:00] - Reflecting on what others perceive about Caleb’s work.

* [03:11] - Exploring Caleb’s authority in the real estate market - but he is not a real estate guy.

* [04:49] - The long-term planning and uncertainty in real estate.

* [06:05] - The ongoing debate about the necessity of office spaces post-COVID.

* [08:25] - Caleb's perspective on brand and its deeper meaning.

* [12:27] - The role of entrepreneurs and the impact of their values.

* [15:36] - Building community in coworking spaces and aligning with shared values.

* [19:06] - Creating a sense of belonging and how it drives community engagement.

* [22:07] - The concept of "space as a service" and its practical applications.

* [26:45] - The importance of hiring team members who align with your values.

* [29:21] - Maintaining and evolving values within a community.

Links & Resources

* Caleb Parker on Instagram

* Brave Corp

* The Caleb Parker Show

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Connect with Caleb on LinkedIn

* Connect with Christian from SALTO on LinkedIn

* SALTO Systems Website

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even more significant impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

In today's Coworking Values Podcast episode, Emily chats with Natalie Du Toit, an Olympic and Paralympic swimmer who has become a digital marketer and content writer. We explore her inspiring journey, her work with the European Coworking Assembly, and the impactful IDEA Handbook, which stands for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility. Natalie shares her experiences and valuable insights on how coworking spaces can become more inclusive and accessible, ensuring everyone feels welcome and supported.

Timeline Summary:

* [1:17] - Introducing Natalie Du Toit: From Olympic and Paralympic swimmer to digital marketer.

* [3:04] - What is the IDEA Handbook, and what does IDEA stand for?

* [4:24] - Practical applications of the IDEA Handbook in work settings.

* [7:03] - Natalie’s sports background influences her inclusion perspective.

* [9:59] - Advice on integrating the IDEA Handbook into a team.

* [12:22] - Personal reflections on the sections of the IDEA Handbook.

* [15:09] - The stakes for companies that don’t adapt to diverse needs.

* [16:56] - How to connect with Natalie online and her final thoughts on inclusion.

Links & Resources:

* Summer 2024 Sprint Cohort Sign-Up

* Nook Wellness Pods

* Coworking I.D.E.A. Project

* Buy the European Coworking Assembly IDEA Handbook

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Emily on LinkedIn

* Connect with Natalie Du Toit on Twitter and LinkedIn

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

In this episode of the Coworking Values Podcast, we chat with Jerome Chang, a veteran and skilled architect in the coworking community. We explore Jerome's journey from architecture to launching his coworking spaces in 2008. Jerome reflects on the early days of coworking, the role of design in creating functional coworking environments, and his efforts to foster inclusive communities. We delve into his initiative, People of Coworking, which aims to improve diversity and representation within the coworking industry.

This episode offers deep insights into building welcoming spaces and the ongoing challenges and opportunities in making coworking more inclusive.

Timeline Summary

- [00:00] - Introduction to the episode and guest Jerome Chang.

- [00:11] - Jerome talks about his background in coworking and architecture.

- [00:27] - Jerome shares his first memory of coworking and how he got into it.

- [02:09] - Building communities beyond coworking spaces.

- [03:42] - Launch of People of Coworking and its goals.

- [05:05] - Discussion on diversity in coworking and representation at events.

- [08:30] - The importance of inclusive marketing and role models.

- [11:50] - Challenges and efforts in addressing diversity in coworking.

- [13:36] - The role of visible diversity in creating relatable communities.

- [16:07] - Why representation at events is crucial.

- [18:12] - Strategies for event organizers to ensure diverse representation.

- [22:40] - Jerome's call to action for supporting People of Coworking.

Links & Resources

* People of Coworking

* Catherine Park of Color in tech - Our podcast with Catherine.

* Sonia Thompson is an expert on diversity and inclusivity in marketing.

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Virtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Connect with Jerome on LinkedIn

* Contact Jerome via Email

One More Thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand coworking, how it can benefit their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects, and work.

In this video, Lucy McInally shares her transformative journey with coworking, emphasizing the profound impact of community. While it's her story, I can recognise so much of my path as a freelancer and finding a home 'in coworking' and 'in coworking spaces' since I first read the word 'coworking' in Tony Bacigalupo's group on Meetup in August 2008. I also want to add that the 'magic' Lucy talks about is not unique to the London Coworking Assembly.I've had the same experience with many coworking events, meet-ups, and things like Marko Orel's Coworking Symposium - as cheesy as it sounds, it is the power of community.Lucy explains that to her, the essence of coworking is not just about shared spaces but the vibrant spirit that comes alive when people connect. She believes the core of coworking lies in community, connection, and collaboration—elements that bring people together to exchange ideas, share challenges, and inspire each other.Lucy reflects on her experiences since coming to London Coworking Assembly events after moving from Scotland. Starting as a freelancer, she quickly felt at home, thanks to the community's welcoming atmosphere, many of whom have become her friends and clients. She notes that this community goes beyond typical organisational boundaries, discussing relevant topics like inclusion, diversity, accessibility, equity, and personal and professional growth.For Lucy, the London Coworking Assembly is more than just a coworking space; it's a community that listens, supports, and grows together.🎙️Shout out to Lucy's ongoing collaboration on the Coworking Values Podcast with Christian Schmitz and me. 🎙️Our next 'Community is the key' episode will be recorded in person at our next London Coworking Assembly event at Urban MBA, with (THE) Caleb Parker, the head waiter at Brave Corporation Ltd. 🤣Join us and the rest of our community next Thursday as we continue to explore and discuss coworking community building and local economic development.It's a whole day of conversations and connections with Ashley Proctor, Anna Chuicharoen, Kofi Oppong, and Stephen Carrick-Davies at our London Coworking Assembly Forum and Bar Camp: ➡️ RSVP here: https://lu.ma/LCAJunep.s. Love and Thanks to Blake from Urban MBA for the video, Sam at Silent Gliss International Ltd. and Workspace Design Show London for the location.

In this episode of the Coworking Values podcast, we’re thrilled to sit down with Chris Marr, who works with people to become authoritative coaches, stop people-pleasing, challenge their clients, and be indispensable. 

Chris shares his insights on how peer mentorship and accountability can transform personal and professional growth. 

We explore the concept of the zone of proximal development, the difference between training and coaching, and how creating the right company culture starts with individual responsibility. 

Chris's wisdom on the impact of timely feedback, fostering vulnerability, and the importance of taking action provides valuable takeaways for anyone looking to elevate their leadership and teamwork.

Join us as we discuss practical strategies for building a supportive environment where everyone thrives, the critical role of accountability, and how to ask for help effectively. 

This episode is packed with actionable advice that will inspire you to rethink how you approach growth and collaboration.

Episode Highlights

- [00:25] Chris Marr introduces himself and his mission to help people communicate at their highest potential.

- [02:17] The importance of learning from peers just ahead in the journey.

- [03:45] The difference between training and coaching and how they impact professional development.

- [06:48] How to effectively communicate about accountability within a team.

- [08:34] Handling critical feedback constructively and promoting a growth culture.

- [11:21] The relationship between vulnerability and creativity.

- [15:24] Building a company culture that supports high performance and individual responsibility.

- [19:28] The value of asking for help and surrounding yourself with supportive peers.

- [22:04] Different types of help you can seek to grow your business and overcome challenges.

- [26:27] The power of taking action and market validation in fueling personal and professional growth.

Links & Resources

* - Chris Marr's Book: Become an Authoritative Coach

* - Kim Scott's Book: Radical Candor

* - Oren Klaff's Book: Pitch Anything

* - Edith Edgar The Gift: 12 Lessons to Save Your Life

* - Brene Brown Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead

* Ann Hawkins Business Mentor and advisor

* London Coworking Assembly Forum & Bar Camp

* Coworking Values Podcast on LinkedIn

* Virtual Headquarters - join the independent virtual office network for your coworking business.

* Join the next Community Builder Cohort

* Join the 7k people in the LinkedIn Coworking Group

* Connect with Bernie on LinkedIn

* Connect with Chris on LinkedIn

One more thing

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

Please rate, follow, share, and leave a review for the Coworking Values Podcast; it helps our show have an even greater impact.

It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand what coworking is, how it can help their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects and work.

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.