Coworking Values Podcast

Jean-Yves Huwart is the founder of the mighty Coworking Europe conference, launched in 2010 as well as Coworking Africa, Coworking India and Social Workplace conferences.

Coworking Europe this year is Warsaw Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th November 2019 - get your ticket here

He runs SocialWorkplaces.com, a consultancy firm focused on open innovation and new working models.

Jean-Yves Huwart is the founder of the mighty Coworking Europe conference [https://coworkingeurope.net/], launched in 2010 as well as Coworking Africa, Coworking India and Social Workplace conferences.

Coworking Europe this year is Warsaw Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th November 2019 - get your ticket here [https://coworkingeurope.net/book-now/]

He runs SocialWorkplaces.com [http://socialworkplaces.com/], a consultancy firm focused on open innovation and new working models.

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Show notes:

Alongside the fabulous Coworking and Coliving Conference in Serbia Bernie talked with Johanna, co-founder of the Coworking Library. Johanna has been involved in Coworking research for the past 9 years and shared some insights to the non-profit project by the German Coworking Federation e.V., Deskmag and included.co.

Check out the Coworking Library here: https://coworkinglibrary.com/

It is an open platform to share or find any research about coworking and collaborative workspaces including papers, books, chapters in books, conference papers, research projects (Phd, MA or above), market reports and other studies. It is searchable and has an English abstract for each entry.

You can submit any research you come across directly into the database: https://coworkinglibrary.com/submit-a-publication/

Johanna also organizes a meetup for researchers in November during the peak of the coworking conference season:

Researchers’ Meetup Warsaw edition: 13 November 2019, 6 pm

(after the main program of Coworking Europe Conference 2019)After the successful launch of the new version of the Coworking Library with a new partner on board last year in Amsterdam, the tradition of having an event dedicated to all coworking research shall continue. The goal is to bring together all active researchers inside and outside of the Coworking Europe Conference (no conference ticket needed to join our event).The program will be announced soon. Places will be limited.

Register for the Researchers’ Meetup on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/648459875893244/  

The international Research Group Collaborative Spaces (RGCS) can be found here: http://rgcs-owee.org/

Show notes:

Alongside the fabulous Coworking and Coliving Conference in Serbia Bernie talked with Johanna, co-founder of the Coworking Library. Johanna has been involved in Coworking research for the past 9 years and shared some insights to the non-profit project by the German Coworking Federation e.V., Deskmag and included.co.

Check out the Coworking Library here: https://coworkinglibrary.com/

It is an open platform to share or find any research about coworking and collaborative workspaces including papers, books, chapters in books, conference papers, research projects (Phd, MA or above), market reports and other studies. It is searchable and has an English abstract for each entry.

You can submit any research you come across directly into the database: https://coworkinglibrary.com/submit-a-publication/

Johanna also organizes a meetup for researchers in November during the peak of the coworking conference season:

Researchers’ Meetup Warsaw edition: 13 November 2019, 6 pm

(after the main program of Coworking Europe Conference 2019)After the successful launch of the new version of the Coworking Library with a new partner on board last year in Amsterdam, the tradition of having an event dedicated to all coworking research shall continue. The goal is to bring together all active researchers inside and outside of the Coworking Europe Conference (no conference ticket needed to join our event).The program will be announced soon. Places will be limited.

Register for the Researchers’ Meetup on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/648459875893244/  

The international Research Group Collaborative Spaces (RGCS) can be found here: http://rgcs-owee.org/

Show notes:

Alongside the fabulous Coworking and Coliving Conference in Serbia [https://cccsee.com/] Bernie talked with Johanna, co-founder of the Coworking Library. Johanna has been involved in Coworking research for the past 9 years and shared some insights to the non-profit project by the German Coworking Federation e.V. [http://coworking-germany.org/], Deskmag [http://www.deskmag.com/] and included.co [https://included.co/].

Check out the Coworking Library here: https://coworkinglibrary.com/

It is an open platform to share or find any research about coworking and collaborative workspaces including papers, books, chapters in books, conference papers, research projects (Phd, MA or above), market reports and other studies. It is searchable and has an English abstract for each entry.

You can submit any research you come across directly into the database: https://coworkinglibrary.com/submit-a-publication/

Johanna also organizes a meetup for researchers in November during the peak of the coworking conference season:

Researchers' Meetup Warsaw edition: 13 November 2019, 6 pm

(after the main program of Coworking Europe Conference 2019 [https://www.facebook.com/events/234548884098210/])

After the successful launch of the new version of the Coworking Library [https://www.facebook.com/coworkinglibrary/] with a new partner on board last year in Amsterdam, the tradition of having an event dedicated to all coworking research shall continue. The goal is to bring together all active researchers inside and outside of the Coworking Europe Conference (no conference ticket needed to join our event).

The program will be announced soon. Places will be limited.

Register for the Researchers' Meetup on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/648459875893244/  

The international Research Group Collaborative Spaces (RGCS) can be found here: http://rgcs-owee.org/

Subscribe to Coworking Values Podcast [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s] on Soundwise [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s]

Mike LaRosa is the Publisher and Coworkaholic in Chief. Self-diagnosed as coworking obsessed since 2013, his love of shared workspaces has taken him to over 500 spaces in 35+ countries around the world. To pay the bills, he's a partner at AgoraRDM, a real estate development and management consulting firm. In his spare time, he produces the Miles to Go and Boarding Area podcasts.

Back in January 2018, Mike gave a talk at Nomad Summit. The original title was: Coworking – Accelerated Serendipity, Motivation, and Community. The intention was to provide attendees something different from the more instructional presentations of HOW to run a business as a digital nomad - you can watch it here on YouTube.

What Mike didn’t realize at the time was that he was actually providing tips, tricks and instructions on what NOT to do. Just by using his real-life as an example. This wasn’t the biggest audience Mike had spoken in front of, but it was the first time he’d be telling a story, rather than presenting industry trends or data.

That story ended up becoming “How Coworking Saved My Life”. Since then, I’ve heard from many people letting me know how they finally decided to go to a coworking space. And, how coworking really did help them, whether it be personally or professionally.

How Coworking Saved My Life Surviving & Thriving in the Gig Economy - Pre Order

How To Pre Order Mikes Book Click Here

Mike LaRosa is the Publisher and Coworkaholic in Chief. Self-diagnosed as coworking obsessed since 2013, his love of shared workspaces has taken him to over 500 spaces in 35+ countries around the world. To pay the bills, he's a partner at AgoraRDM, a real estate development and management consulting firm. In his spare time, he produces the Miles to Go and Boarding Area podcasts.

Back in January 2018, Mike gave a talk at Nomad Summit. The original title was: Coworking – Accelerated Serendipity, Motivation, and Community. The intention was to provide attendees something different from the more instructional presentations of HOW to run a business as a digital nomad - you can watch it here on YouTube.

What Mike didn’t realize at the time was that he was actually providing tips, tricks and instructions on what NOT to do. Just by using his real-life as an example. This wasn’t the biggest audience Mike had spoken in front of, but it was the first time he’d be telling a story, rather than presenting industry trends or data.

That story ended up becoming “How Coworking Saved My Life”. Since then, I’ve heard from many people letting me know how they finally decided to go to a coworking space. And, how coworking really did help them, whether it be personally or professionally.

How Coworking Saved My Life Surviving & Thriving in the Gig Economy - Pre Order

How To Pre Order Mikes Book Click Here

Mike LaRosa is the Publisher and Coworkaholic in Chief. Self-diagnosed as coworking obsessed since 2013, his love of shared workspaces has taken him to over 500 spaces in 35+ countries around the world. To pay the bills, he's a partner at AgoraRDM, a real estate development and management consulting firm. In his spare time, he produces the Miles to Go and Boarding Area podcasts.

Back in January 2018, Mike gave a talk at Nomad Summit [https://www.nomadsummit.com/]. The original title was: Coworking – Accelerated Serendipity, Motivation, and Community. The intention was to provide attendees something different from the more instructional presentations of HOW to run a business as a digital nomad [https://www.coworkaholic.com/no-youre-not-going-crazy-everyone-is-quitting-their-job/] - you can watch it here on YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH_2GAsIlUo].

What Mike didn't realize at the time was that he was actually providing tips, tricks and instructions on what NOT to do. Just by using his real-life as an example. This wasn't the biggest audience Mike had spoken in front of, but it was the first time he'd be telling a story, rather than presenting industry trends or data.

That story ended up becoming "How Coworking Saved My Life" [https://www.coworkaholic.com/mike_larosa_coworkaholic_how_coworking_saved_my_life_nomad_summit/]. Since then, I've heard from many people letting me know how they finally decided to go to a coworking space. And, how coworking really did help them [https://www.coworkaholic.com/lonely-while-traveling-alone-try-coworking/], whether it be personally or professionally.

How Coworking Saved My Life Surviving & Thriving in the Gig Economy - Pre Order [https://publishizer.com/how-coworking-saved-my-life/]

How To Pre Order Mikes Book Click Here [https://publishizer.com/how-coworking-saved-my-life/]

Subscribe to Coworking Values Podcast [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s] on Soundwise [https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1586605780737s]

In this episode, Bernie chats with Alex Hillman co-founder of Indy Hall in Philly. Indy Hall opened its doors in 2006 - listen to the full story here on 'The First Ten' audiobook.

We also deep dive on the effort and steps we can take as an industry on how to be more inclusive and aware of the diversity in our events and coworking spaces by asking 'who is not here?'

To read Alex's post from 2011on the coworking values click here.

The coworking values post on 'Open Coworking' click here.

Global Coworking Forum is free to join and has thousands of people sharing knowledge about coworking every week - click here to join.

Join the small and intimate Coworking Retreat in Warsaw in November after Coworking Europe - full details on Alex's site here.

In this episode, Bernie chats with Alex Hillman co-founder of Indy Hall in Philly. Indy Hall opened its doors in 2006 - listen to the full story here on 'The First Ten' audiobook.

We also deep dive on the effort and steps we can take as an industry on how to be more inclusive and aware of the diversity in our events and coworking spaces by asking 'who is not here?'

To read Alex's post from 2011on the coworking values click here.

The coworking values post on 'Open Coworking' click here.

Global Coworking Forum is free to join and has thousands of people sharing knowledge about coworking every week - click here to join.

Join the small and intimate Coworking Retreat in Warsaw in November after Coworking Europe - full details on Alex's site here.