For the 112th Episode of the Coworking Values Podocast, we are featuring the recently concluded London Coworking Assembly Event: What If Everyone Was Entrepreneur.

The panel for this event was Cate Maiolini from Salto, Kofi Oppong of Urban MBA and Victoria Omobuwajo. Most of you will know Cate from Salto and Kofi from Urban MBA. Victoria Omobuwajo started on UrbanMBA around five years ago and grew her plantain chips pop up into a brand sold in Selfridges, Sainsbury's, Whole Foods and Amazon.

Check this video for "How To Start Your Own Food Brand Enterprise Journey", where Victoria shares how she got started.

In this episode, we have Barbara Andreatta, Head of MOBacademy, Marc Navarro, Coworking Strategist, and Sam Bender, Communication Specialist for Cobot.

Bernie talks with Barbara, Marc and Sam in collaboration with the Coworking IDEA Project, about How to Create and Curate Diverse and Inclusive events in a world where the majority of speakers and panels on conferences and conventions are composed of white men.

Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the coworking values podcast's summer special.

In this episode, Bernie recaps what has been happening in the Coworking Community this past month. And he gives us the low down on the recently concluded Coworking IDEA Challenge centering on Black Lives Matter.

Here's what happened with the Coworking Community these past few months:

• We had Gareth Jones talking about the week prior about How Coworking is an essential piece of urban Infrastructure. The 15-minute city and how a coworking space may be obtained may be more than just a sit-down and desk site, but how it can be a significant part of your community's economic fabric and a meeting place for folks.

Alex Ahom comes ba ck in another episode with Edo Sadiković, Co-founder of Sende. Sen de is a rustic coworking/coliving space in Northern Spain, near the Portuguese border. 

Edo's duties include management, marketing, event planning, project coordination, community management, and networking.

Alex and Edo talk about Sende and how this coliving space in a small village in Galicia came to be. They also talk about cross-border culture, cross-border work, and community living.

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We're back with Alex and Claire for this episode.

They previously had a talk about how when one door closes, another one opens when Claire and co opened The Melting Pot Edinburgh.

For this episode, they deep dive into the future of work in the post-pandemic era. And they also talk about how coworking spaces will contribute to the future of the office.

Alex Ahom chats with Claire Carpenter, Founder, and CEO of The Melting Pot Edinburgh for this Coworking Values Podcast Episode.

Claire, aside from being one of the pioneers of European Coworking, is also a social entrepreneur and innovator focusing on creating sustainable empowered communities.

Alex and Claire talk about how the journey of The Melting Pot and how they acquired the new space for The Melting Pot Edinburgh.

Welcome to yet another very exciting edition of the Coworking values podcast. For this episode we chat with Fiona Ross of Pink Scottie. She works with SMEs in coworking, construction, and hospitality. Focusing on core duties while understanding business needs and identifying appropriate technical solutions. And Monika Solak, Head of Sales for Nexudus, a white-label technology that helps coworking spaces simplify operations. 

And today, we are going to be talking about what are important things that people should consider when opening their coworking space. And how coworking space software integration helps you manage and keep track of your coworking space.

We sat down with Sarah Townsend for this week's episode of the Coworking Values Podcast. Sarah Townsend has been a freelance copywriter for over 20 years.

And we are going to talk about her book and how it came to be. As a self-employed woman, she wrote Survival Skills for Freelancers in 2020. The Amazon #1 bestseller smashes the misconceptions about self-employment to help you master it without burnout. 

In this episode, we welcome Sukhvinder Pabial, the Managing Director of The Epping Connection. He is a senior learning and organizational development executive who helps organizations enhance their L&D strategy, delivery of learning solutions, and promotes and leads change in the delivery of contemporary learning solutions.

We will be talking all about how he started his own coworking space - The Epping Connection. His role as a Learning and Development leader and how he learned about unconferences and how he facilitate unconferences on his own way. 

All the way from sunny Derbyshire is our guest for this episode - Jenny Lowthrop, Founder of Coworking Corner in Matlock, Derbyshire.  She is also a Digital Consultant in Agile Working, where she helps people do work better.  

In this episode, we talk about Agile coaching, scrum training and how it helps people do work better whether it is about productivity, happiness, and wellbeing training and consultancy. Aside from that, we also talks about her coworking space that she opened a little about four months ago, and how she started and how Coworking Corner is doing now.