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London, 10th December 2025: The Flexible Space Association (FlexSA), the UK’s trade body for the flexible workspace sector, is today announcing the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors: Natalie Lovett (General Manager UK & Ireland, WeWork) and Jonathan Kingshott (CEO, Halkin).
With UK flexible office supply increasing by 32% year-on-year in Q1 2025 (Rubberdesk), these appointments mark a pivotal moment for the rapidly expanding flexible workspace sector in the UK.
The FlexSA Board oversees the direction of the association, monitors its finances and takes decisions on matters of significance. Board members are directors of the association and serve for a four-year term. The new appointments follow 2025 board elections in which FlexSA members voted.
Natalie Lovett
With six years at WeWork, Natalie Lovett brings a breadth of experience in financial management, operational leadership and strategic asset portfolio oversight. She has led key initiatives including WeWork’s international portfolio restructuring and the redesign of the UK & Ireland product and service offering, delivering consistent, high-quality workspace experiences to a diverse membership base.
“I’m honoured to join the FlexSA Board, an organisation steadfast in advancing the flexible workspace sector as a unified industry,” said Lovett. “My experience at WeWork has given me a front-row view of how the sector’s resilience is strengthened by the success of its entire ecosystem, including the smaller operators whose specialised offerings enrich and diversify the market.
“As the world of work continues to evolve, and as more companies recognise that they can no longer predict headcount or anticipate exactly how their teams will use workspace, our industry is uniquely positioned to help them optimise their real estate strategies. With significant growth on the horizon, and in this exciting new role, I’m excited to foster FlexSA’s collaborative and cohesive approach to help drive sector-wide advancement.”
In her FlexSA Board role, Lovett aims to champion industry-wide collaboration, support smaller operators, and bring strategic insight to pressing challenges including business rates revaluation risks, policy engagement, and future workforce development in the flexible workspace sector.
Jonathan Kingshott
Jonathan Kingshott brings more than 20 years of combined experience in commercial real estate and flexible workspace, having led Halkin since its founding in 2015. Under his leadership, Halkin has grown its portfolio to 365,000 sq ft and doubled revenues from £14.5 m in 2022 to £30.9 m in 2025. The company was ranked 11th in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 in 2020 and recognised among the Sunday Times Best Places to Work in 2023 and 2025.
“FlexSA is widely respected as the governing body of the flexible workspace industry and, as the sector continues to expand, it will play a vital role in shaping the future of the industry by ensuring that operators of all sizes have a voice,” states Kingshott.
“The flex market continues to evolve with occupiers being offered a wider array of options, alongside growing technology-led demand. It felt like a natural moment to join FlexSA as Halkin continues its own growth, and I look forward to sharing practical insights around operational excellence, business growth and market opportunities as the industry enters its next chapter.”
Kingshott aims to contribute his experience in business growth, portfolio expansion, site development and strategic landlord/operator partnerships as FlexSA moves forward. He is particularly motivated by opportunities driven by technology-sector demand and the continued growth of flexible workspace usage across the UK.
Supporting sector-wide growth
The appointment of Natalie Lovett and Jonathan Kingshott brings complementary expertise to the FlexSA Board at a time of sustained expansion across the UK flexible workspace market.
Andrea Kolokasi, Chair of the Flexible Space Association’s Board, added, “We are delighted to welcome Natalie and Jonathan to the FlexSA Board. They each bring extensive experience and valuable perspectives which will help support our work to champion the flexible workspace sector and represent our members as the industry continues to grow and evolve.”
About the Flexible Space Association
The Flexible Space Association (FlexSA) is the voice of the flexible workspace industry. It is the professional trade body for flexible workspace, with the remit to support, promote and represent this vibrant industry.
Its members comprise the operators of serviced and managed offices, coworking space, business centres, workshop units and virtual office providers. The providers of services to the flexible workspace industry also form part of its membership, offering everything from technology solutions and furniture to recruitment and consultancy services.
The flexible workspace industry plays a vital role in the UK economy, supporting businesses of all sizes to grow at the pace which is right for them. Bringing together businesses in a flexible workspace encourages entrepreneurship, innovation and growth.
The Flexible Space Association speaks on behalf of the industry, working to ensure it has the conditions needed to thrive. It provides information and support to its members and provides opportunities for them to come together.
