Resources mentioned on this podcast: <a href="https://everythingcoworking.com/benchmark/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">The 2026 Coworking Benchmark Session</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthoma/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Scott Homa</a> (JLL) <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-sandford/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Will Sanford</a> (Yardi) What if the fastest-growing segment in coworking is operators with two to six locations? The keynote that opened this year's Global Workspace Association conference in Denver was Scott Homa, who leads flex research at JLL, and Will Sanford, the head of coworking at Yardi. The two companies track this market with different datasets and different methods, and they landed in almost exactly the same place. Scott is known for the headline that 30% of office inventory would be flexible by 2030. He explained where it came from: JLL asked occupiers how they wanted their portfolios split, and they said 30%. It was a demand number, not a forecast of how much flex space would get built. Flex is about 2.3% of the U.S. office market today. In this episode, I walk through the numbers from that keynote and what they mean for your growth plan. I talk about: • Where the 30% by 2030 number came from, and why it was never a supply forecast • Flex today: 2.3% of the U.S. office market, across 9,400 locations and 4,300 operators • Why London at 10% is the benchmark, and what that could mean for Manhattan • 88% growth for operators running two to six locations, against 8% for the top 100 by size • Where flex ranks when an enterprise tenant picks a building, and how to use that with a landlord • What a fast-growing enterprise tenant is buying from an operator None of these numbers are mine. They come from JLL and Yardi, and I am grateful to both companies for tracking this industry.

Resources mentioned on this podcast: The 2026 Coworking Benchmark Session Scott Homa (JLL) Will Sanford (Yardi) What if the fastest-growing segment in coworking is operators with two to six locations? The keynote that opened this year's Global Workspace Association conference in Denver was Scott Homa, who leads flex research at JLL, and Will Sanford, the head of coworking at Yardi. The two companies track this market with different datasets and different methods, and they landed in almost exactly the same place. Scott is known for the headline that 30% of office inventory would be flexible by 2030. He explained where it came from: JLL asked occupiers how they wanted their portfolios split, and they said 30%. It was a demand number, not a forecast of how much flex space would get built. Flex is about 2.3% of the U.S. office market today. In this episode, I walk through the numbers from that keynote and what they mean for your growth plan. I talk about: • Where the 30% by 2030 number came from, and why it was never a supply forecast • Flex today: 2.3% of the U.S. office market, across 9,400 locations and 4,300 operators • Why London at 10% is the benchmark, and what that could mean for Manhattan • 88% growth for operators running two to six locations, against 8% for the top 100 by size • Where flex ranks when an enterprise tenant picks a building, and how to use that with a landlord • What a fast-growing enterprise tenant is buying from an operator None of these numbers are mine. They come from JLL and Yardi, and I am grateful to both companies for tracking this industry.

Resources mentioned on this podcast: <a href="https://everythingcoworking.com/benchmark/" rel="noopener noreferrer">The 2026 Coworking Benchmark Session</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthoma/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Scott Homa</a> (JLL) <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-sandford/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Will Sanford</a> (Yardi) What if the fastest-growing segment in coworking is operators with two to six locations? The keynote that opened this year's Global Workspace Association conference in Denver was Scott Homa, who leads flex research at JLL, and Will Sanford, the head of coworking at Yardi. The two companies track this market with different datasets and different methods, and they landed in almost exactly the same place. Scott is known for the headline that 30% of office inventory would be flexible by 2030. He explained where it came from: JLL asked occupiers how they wanted their portfolios split, and they said 30%. It was a demand number, not a forecast of how much flex space would get built. Flex is about 2.3% of the U.S. office market today. In this episode, I walk through the numbers from that keynote and what they mean for your growth plan. I talk about: • Where the 30% by 2030 number came from, and why it was never a supply forecast • Flex today: 2.3% of the U.S. office market, across 9,400 locations and 4,300 operators • Why London at 10% is the benchmark, and what that could mean for Manhattan • 88% growth for operators running two to six locations, against 8% for the top 100 by size • Where flex ranks when an enterprise tenant picks a building, and how to use that with a landlord • What a fast-growing enterprise tenant is buying from an operator None of these numbers are mine. They come from JLL and Yardi, and I am grateful to both companies for tracking this industry.

438. What JLL and Yardi Numbers Say About Flex Growth

What happens when a coworking operator refuses to think small? Gina Schreck has built far more than a coworking space. Over the years, she's transformed The Village from a 10,000-square-foot workspace into a 50,000-square-foot destination that combines coworking, wellness, events, and community under one roof. In this conversation, Gina shares the story behind that growth, the risks that came with it, and the mindset that's helped her create one of the most unique coworking spaces in the industry. In this episode, we cover: <ul> <li>How Gina expanded from 10,000 to 50,000 square feet—and why she nearly walked away from the opportunity</li> <li>The unexpected role her daughter played in managing the expansion</li> <li>Why event space has become an important part of her business model</li> <li>How her podcast studio supports her community</li> <li>What it takes to build a space that's more than just a place to work</li> <li>How she thinks about hospitality, community, and creating an experience members want to come back to</li> <li>Why understanding your ideal member shapes every decision she makes</li> </ul> Whether you're thinking about expanding your space, adding new revenue streams, or strengthening your community, Gina offers an honest look at what's worked, what hasn't, and the lessons she's learned along the way. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginaschreck/">Gina on LinkedIn</a> <a href= "https://thevillageworkspace.com/">The Village Workspace website</a> Connect with your Hosts: <a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/giovanni-palavicini-2389a37/">Connect with Giovanni on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamierusso/">Connect with Jamie on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.everythingcoworking.com/podcastmain">Find Jamie on the Everything Coworking Podcast</a>

What happens when a coworking operator refuses to think small? Gina Schreck has built far more than a coworking space. Over the years, she's transformed The Village from a 10,000-square-foot workspace into a 50,000-square-foot destination that combines coworking, wellness, events, and community under one roof. In this conversation, Gina shares the story behind that growth, the risks that came with it, and the mindset that's helped her create one of the most unique coworking spaces in the industry. In this episode, we cover: How Gina expanded from 10,000 to 50,000 square feet—and why she nearly walked away from the opportunity The unexpected role her daughter played in managing the expansion Why event space has become an important part of her business model How her podcast studio supports her community What it takes to build a space that's more than just a place to work How she thinks about hospitality, community, and creating an experience members want to come back to Why understanding your ideal member shapes every decision she makes Whether you're thinking about expanding your space, adding new revenue streams, or strengthening your community, Gina offers an honest look at what's worked, what hasn't, and the lessons she's learned along the way. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: Gina on LinkedIn The Village Workspace website Connect with your Hosts: Connect with Giovanni on LinkedIn Connect with Jamie on LinkedIn Find Jamie on the Everything Coworking Podcast

What happens when a coworking operator refuses to think small? Gina Schreck has built far more than a coworking space. Over the years, she's transformed The Village from a 10,000-square-foot workspace into a 50,000-square-foot destination that combines coworking, wellness, events, and community under one roof. In this conversation, Gina shares the story behind that growth, the risks that came with it, and the mindset that's helped her create one of the most unique coworking spaces in the industry. In this episode, we cover: <ul> <li>How Gina expanded from 10,000 to 50,000 square feet—and why she nearly walked away from the opportunity</li> <li>The unexpected role her daughter played in managing the expansion</li> <li>Why event space has become an important part of her business model</li> <li>How her podcast studio supports her community</li> <li>What it takes to build a space that's more than just a place to work</li> <li>How she thinks about hospitality, community, and creating an experience members want to come back to</li> <li>Why understanding your ideal member shapes every decision she makes</li> </ul> Whether you're thinking about expanding your space, adding new revenue streams, or strengthening your community, Gina offers an honest look at what's worked, what hasn't, and the lessons she's learned along the way. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginaschreck/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gina on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://thevillageworkspace.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Village Workspace website</a> Connect with your Hosts: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/giovanni-palavicini-2389a37/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Connect with Giovanni on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamierusso/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Connect with Jamie on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.everythingcoworking.com/podcastmain" rel="noopener noreferrer">Find Jamie on the Everything Coworking Podcast</a>

432. How One Coworking Operator Turned Event Space Into a Second Revenue Engine

What if your coworking website could become one of your biggest revenue drivers? That's exactly what Eyal Lasker, Founder and CEO of Flexspace AI, is helping operators do. While many operators focus almost entirely on filling offices, Eyal believes one of the biggest opportunities for growth is optimizing everything else: meeting rooms, day passes, event space, virtual mail, and other on-demand products. In this episode, we explore why treating your website like an e-commerce platform—not just an online brochure—can dramatically increase both revenue and profitability. We talk about: <ul data-spread="false"> <li>Why meeting rooms are one of the most underutilized assets in coworking</li> <li>How online booking removes friction and creates new revenue opportunities</li> <li>Why great photography has a direct impact on conversion rates</li> <li>The surprising booking patterns operators are missing, including how many reservations happen the same day</li> <li>How dynamic pricing can increase revenue by balancing price and booking volume</li> <li>Why repeat on-demand customers become some of the highest-value users over time</li> <li>The role AI is playing in revenue optimization and pricing decisions</li> <li>Why operators should think about their websites as e-commerce engines instead of digital brochures</li> </ul> One insight that really stood out: "Simplicity is hard to build, but it's what drives conversion." The easier you make it for someone to discover, book, and pay online, the more opportunities you create to monetize the space you already have. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/eyalasker/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Eyal Lasker on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://flexspace.ai/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Flexpace AI website</a> Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href= "https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href= "https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-2"> Coworking Startup School</a> <a href= "https://everythingcoworking.com/community-manager-university/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Community Manager University</a> <a href= "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

What if your coworking website could become one of your biggest revenue drivers? That's exactly what Eyal Lasker, Founder and CEO of Flexspace AI, is helping operators do. While many operators focus almost entirely on filling offices, Eyal believes one of the biggest opportunities for growth is optimizing everything else: meeting rooms, day passes, event space, virtual mail, and other on-demand products. In this episode, we explore why treating your website like an e-commerce platform—not just an online brochure—can dramatically increase both revenue and profitability. We talk about: Why meeting rooms are one of the most underutilized assets in coworking How online booking removes friction and creates new revenue opportunities Why great photography has a direct impact on conversion rates The surprising booking patterns operators are missing, including how many reservations happen the same day How dynamic pricing can increase revenue by balancing price and booking volume Why repeat on-demand customers become some of the highest-value users over time The role AI is playing in revenue optimization and pricing decisions Why operators should think about their websites as e-commerce engines instead of digital brochures One insight that really stood out: "Simplicity is hard to build, but it's what drives conversion." The easier you make it for someone to discover, book, and pay online, the more opportunities you create to monetize the space you already have. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: Eyal Lasker on LinkedIn Flexpace AI website Everything Coworking Featured Resources: Masterclass: 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space Coworking Startup School Community Manager University Follow Us on YouTube

What if your coworking website could become one of your biggest revenue drivers? That's exactly what Eyal Lasker, Founder and CEO of Flexspace AI, is helping operators do. While many operators focus almost entirely on filling offices, Eyal believes one of the biggest opportunities for growth is optimizing everything else: meeting rooms, day passes, event space, virtual mail, and other on-demand products. In this episode, we explore why treating your website like an e-commerce platform—not just an online brochure—can dramatically increase both revenue and profitability. We talk about: <ul> <li>Why meeting rooms are one of the most underutilized assets in coworking</li> <li>How online booking removes friction and creates new revenue opportunities</li> <li>Why great photography has a direct impact on conversion rates</li> <li>The surprising booking patterns operators are missing, including how many reservations happen the same day</li> <li>How dynamic pricing can increase revenue by balancing price and booking volume</li> <li>Why repeat on-demand customers become some of the highest-value users over time</li> <li>The role AI is playing in revenue optimization and pricing decisions</li> <li>Why operators should think about their websites as e-commerce engines instead of digital brochures</li> </ul> One insight that really stood out: "Simplicity is hard to build, but it's what drives conversion." The easier you make it for someone to discover, book, and pay online, the more opportunities you create to monetize the space you already have. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/eyalasker/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Eyal Lasker on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://flexspace.ai/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Flexpace AI website</a> Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href="https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in" rel="noopener noreferrer">Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href="https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-2" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Coworking Startup School</a> <a href="https://everythingcoworking.com/community-manager-university/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Community Manager University</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

431. How to Maximize Meeting Room Revenue in Your Coworking Space

What if one of the easiest ways to increase your coworking revenue… is already sitting empty in your space? Many coworking operators have offices that are difficult to fill. Maybe they're a little too large, an interior office, or they've been sitting vacant for months. The default solution is often to list them as day offices and hope for a few bookings. But there's a much more predictable way to generate revenue from those spaces. In this episode, we break down why part-time private offices are one of the most underutilized products in coworking today, and how operators are turning a single office into recurring revenue instead of relying on one-off day office bookings. In this episode, you'll learn: <ul> <li>Why day offices leave revenue on the table</li> <li>How part-time private offices create predictable recurring revenue</li> <li>Who this product is designed for (and why demand is growing)</li> <li>How operators are earning significantly more from the same office</li> <li>The marketing, pricing, and operational considerations for launching this offer</li> <li>Why this can be the perfect upgrade path for coworking members who need more privacy but aren't ready for a full-time office</li> </ul> If you have vacant offices—or members who are constantly living in your phone booths—this episode is full of practical ideas you can implement. Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href= "https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in"> Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href= "https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-organic-2025"> Coworking Startup School</a> <a href= "https://everythingcoworking.com/community-manager-university/">Community Manager University</a> <a href= "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

What if one of the easiest ways to increase your coworking revenue… is already sitting empty in your space? Many coworking operators have offices that are difficult to fill. Maybe they're a little too large, an interior office, or they've been sitting vacant for months. The default solution is often to list them as day offices and hope for a few bookings. But there's a much more predictable way to generate revenue from those spaces. In this episode, we break down why part-time private offices are one of the most underutilized products in coworking today, and how operators are turning a single office into recurring revenue instead of relying on one-off day office bookings. In this episode, you'll learn: Why day offices leave revenue on the table How part-time private offices create predictable recurring revenue Who this product is designed for (and why demand is growing) How operators are earning significantly more from the same office The marketing, pricing, and operational considerations for launching this offer Why this can be the perfect upgrade path for coworking members who need more privacy but aren't ready for a full-time office If you have vacant offices—or members who are constantly living in your phone booths—this episode is full of practical ideas you can implement. Everything Coworking Featured Resources: Masterclass: 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space Coworking Startup School Community Manager University Follow Us on YouTube

What if one of the easiest ways to increase your coworking revenue… is already sitting empty in your space? Many coworking operators have offices that are difficult to fill. Maybe they're a little too large, an interior office, or they've been sitting vacant for months. The default solution is often to list them as day offices and hope for a few bookings. But there's a much more predictable way to generate revenue from those spaces. In this episode, we break down why part-time private offices are one of the most underutilized products in coworking today, and how operators are turning a single office into recurring revenue instead of relying on one-off day office bookings. In this episode, you'll learn: <ul> <li>Why day offices leave revenue on the table</li> <li>How part-time private offices create predictable recurring revenue</li> <li>Who this product is designed for (and why demand is growing)</li> <li>How operators are earning significantly more from the same office</li> <li>The marketing, pricing, and operational considerations for launching this offer</li> <li>Why this can be the perfect upgrade path for coworking members who need more privacy but aren't ready for a full-time office</li> </ul> If you have vacant offices—or members who are constantly living in your phone booths—this episode is full of practical ideas you can implement. Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href="https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href="https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-organic-2025" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Coworking Startup School</a> <a href="https://everythingcoworking.com/community-manager-university/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Community Manager University</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

429. The Most Underused Coworking Product That Can Double Office Revenue

What does it really take to build a coworking space that becomes a community asset, not just another office? That was one of my favorite conversations with Rob Archer, CEO of Codebase Coworking in Charlottesville, Virginia. Rob has built something special. Codebase sits inside a larger entrepreneurial ecosystem designed to attract talent, support founders, and strengthen the local community. What struck me most was how intentional every decision has been. We talked about the reality of balancing financial responsibility with a bigger mission. Rob doesn't shy away from the numbers. In fact, he broke down coworking economics better than most MBA professors. But he also understands that some of the most valuable parts of a coworking space can't be measured on a spreadsheet. From giving more than 70 hard hat tours before opening, to building deep relationships throughout Charlottesville, to creating a member mix that reflects the broader business community, Rob has shown what's possible when you lead with both strategy and service. We also dug into: <ul> <li>How to think about coworking profitability when your vision is bigger than revenue alone</li> <li>Why understanding your market matters more than copying someone else's model</li> <li>The lessons Rob learned launching a 20,000 sq. ft. coworking space</li> <li>Building occupancy before opening day</li> <li>Developing community managers and investing in your team</li> <li>Creating a coworking experience that attracts and retains local talent</li> </ul> If you're building a coworking space, this episode is packed with practical insights on growth, positioning, community engagement, and long-term sustainability. And if you've ever wondered whether coworking can be both profitable and deeply connected to its community, Rob's story is a masterclass. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-archer-033a2477/">Rob Archer on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://codebasecoworking.com/">Codebase Coworking website</a> Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href= "https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in"> Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href= "https://go.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-organic-2026-page" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Coworking Startup School</a> <a href= "https://everythingcoworking.com/communitymanager/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Community Manager University</a> <a href= "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

What does it really take to build a coworking space that becomes a community asset, not just another office? That was one of my favorite conversations with Rob Archer, CEO of Codebase Coworking in Charlottesville, Virginia. Rob has built something special. Codebase sits inside a larger entrepreneurial ecosystem designed to attract talent, support founders, and strengthen the local community. What struck me most was how intentional every decision has been. We talked about the reality of balancing financial responsibility with a bigger mission. Rob doesn't shy away from the numbers. In fact, he broke down coworking economics better than most MBA professors. But he also understands that some of the most valuable parts of a coworking space can't be measured on a spreadsheet. From giving more than 70 hard hat tours before opening, to building deep relationships throughout Charlottesville, to creating a member mix that reflects the broader business community, Rob has shown what's possible when you lead with both strategy and service. We also dug into: How to think about coworking profitability when your vision is bigger than revenue alone Why understanding your market matters more than copying someone else's model The lessons Rob learned launching a 20,000 sq. ft. coworking space Building occupancy before opening day Developing community managers and investing in your team Creating a coworking experience that attracts and retains local talent If you're building a coworking space, this episode is packed with practical insights on growth, positioning, community engagement, and long-term sustainability. And if you've ever wondered whether coworking can be both profitable and deeply connected to its community, Rob's story is a masterclass. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: Rob Archer on LinkedIn Codebase Coworking website Everything Coworking Featured Resources: Masterclass: 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space Coworking Startup School Community Manager University Follow Us on YouTube

What does it really take to build a coworking space that becomes a community asset, not just another office? That was one of my favorite conversations with Rob Archer, CEO of Codebase Coworking in Charlottesville, Virginia. Rob has built something special. Codebase sits inside a larger entrepreneurial ecosystem designed to attract talent, support founders, and strengthen the local community. What struck me most was how intentional every decision has been. We talked about the reality of balancing financial responsibility with a bigger mission. Rob doesn't shy away from the numbers. In fact, he broke down coworking economics better than most MBA professors. But he also understands that some of the most valuable parts of a coworking space can't be measured on a spreadsheet. From giving more than 70 hard hat tours before opening, to building deep relationships throughout Charlottesville, to creating a member mix that reflects the broader business community, Rob has shown what's possible when you lead with both strategy and service. We also dug into: <ul> <li>How to think about coworking profitability when your vision is bigger than revenue alone</li> <li>Why understanding your market matters more than copying someone else's model</li> <li>The lessons Rob learned launching a 20,000 sq. ft. coworking space</li> <li>Building occupancy before opening day</li> <li>Developing community managers and investing in your team</li> <li>Creating a coworking experience that attracts and retains local talent</li> </ul> If you're building a coworking space, this episode is packed with practical insights on growth, positioning, community engagement, and long-term sustainability. And if you've ever wondered whether coworking can be both profitable and deeply connected to its community, Rob's story is a masterclass. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-archer-033a2477/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rob Archer on LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://codebasecoworking.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Codebase Coworking website</a> Everything Coworking Featured Resources: <a href="https://courses.everythingcoworking.com/behind-the-scenes-secrets-organic-opt-in" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Masterclass:</a> 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space <a href="https://go.everythingcoworking.com/coworking-startup-school-organic-2026-page" rel="noopener noreferrer">Coworking Startup School</a> <a href="https://everythingcoworking.com/communitymanager/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Community Manager University</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClS2_mQzkPeaks0JYoa3bFg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Follow Us on YouTube</a>

426. The Coworking Pre-Launch Strategy That Filled 30% of a Space Before Opening

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Jamie Russo introduces herself and her vision for the Everything Co-Working Podcast.  
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Welcome to the Everything Co-Working Podcast! Jamie Russo introduces herself and her vision for the Everything Co-Working Podcast. Click here for full Show Notes.

Welcome to the Everything Co-Working Podcast!
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Jamie Russo introduces herself and her vision for the Everything Co-Working Podcast. &nbsp;
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000: Introducing Everything Coworking

The Everything Coworking podcast shares trends and how-tos for coworking operators and anyone following this exploding trend. Jamie owned coworking spaces in Chicago and Palo Alto under the brand Enerspace Coworking. She was the Executive Director of the Global Workspace Association for 5 years. Since 2018, she's been helping coworking spaces start and run profitable coworking spaces.

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