Bringing Coworking To A Norwegian Mountain Town: A Q&A With Torill Bye Wilhelmsen
In 2015, Torill Bye Wilhelmsen opened a coworking space in rural Norway. An early pioneer of the Norwegian coworking movement, Wilhelmsen now says that coworking across the country has “exploded”, but local communities and municipalities still don’t understand the opportunities it offers for business owners.
July 17, 2019
Nature And The Workspace Wellness Movement: A Q&A With Philip Vanhoutte
Philip Vanhoutte, co-author of The Smarter Working Manifesto, discusses ways to enhance wellbeing by integrating nature into our working lives and by improving the acoustics inside our workplaces.
July 1, 2019
The Coworking Passport Raises The Bar For Coworking Alliances: A Conversation With Denver Coworks’ Craig Baute
Allwork.Space spoke with Craig Baute, founder of Denver Coworks, about the alliance’s Passport, the larger vision for coworking alliances, and how space operators can help bring the Passport to their town.
June 4, 2019
Coworking In Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria: A Q&A With co.co.haus’s Mariangie Rosas
Co.co.haus, a coworking space in Puerto Rico, had been open five months when Hurricane Maria hit. Founder Mariangie Rosas discusses at length how her space became a refuge and a place for connection and support, and reflects on how San Juan’s emerging entrepreneurial scene is helping her space, and the island, to rebuild.
May 6, 2019
Becoming A Coworking Benefit Corporation: A Q&A With Hera Hub’s Felena Hanson
Founded in 2011 by Felena Hanson, Hera Hub has always had a social impact mission. Now Hera Hub has transitioned to a Benefit Corporation, which means it has a stated focus of purpose, accountability and transparency. But it’s not necessarily a straightforward journey, as Hanson explains.
April 9, 2019
Mainstreaming The Coworking Franchise Model: A Q&A With Venture X President Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson, President at Venture X, talks about franchising, the third wave of coworking, and the parallel between WeWork and Tesla.
April 2, 2019
The Social And Economic Impact Of Coworking: A Q&A With Ashley Proctor
Ashley Proctor from Creative Blueprint, GCUC Canada, and COHIP talks about the different ways a coworking space can have a positive impact within its local community and how to measure that impact
March 1, 2019
Designing Flexible, Human-Focused Workspaces: A Q&A With Area’s Kathryn O’Callaghan-Mills
Area’s design director, Kathryn O’Callaghan-Mills, shares why it’s important to understand a company’s culture before designing a space and how design can be used to foster community.
February 12, 2019
Dog-Focused Coworking: A Q&A With Work & Woof Founder Jillian Dretzka
Founded by Jillian Dretzka in 2018, Work & Woof is much more than a dog-friendly coworking space.
January 25, 2019
Incubators, Accelerators And Coworking: A Q&A With Innovation Expert Carol Lauffer
Carol Lauffer, principal at Business Cluster Development, explains the differences between coworking, incubator, and accelerator; and how they can interact with each other.
January 14, 2019
Coworking Social Impact Standout Looks To The Future: A Q&A With The All Good Work Team
All Good Work, a standout social good initiative in the workspace industry, currently partners with 55 spaces in NYC and Silicon Valley and has plans to expand to two more cities in the next year.
December 19, 2018
Inside The World’s First Coworking Space With Full Childcare: A Q&A With Third Door’s Shazia Mustafa
Coworking pioneer Shazia Mustafa opened the world’s first coworking space with a full childcare facility when the coworking movement was still in its infancy.
December 3, 2018
Connecting Members With A Smart Passport And Mutual Support: A Q&A With Seats2meet’s Lenneke Van Rossum
Lenneke Van Rossum from Seats2meet shares how the Passport helps connect coworking members across the Seats2meet ecosystem and harnesses collective knowledge.
November 14, 2018
GCUC Canada And Women Who Cowork Go Straight To The Heart Of Coworking
GCUC Canada took place October 21-23 in Banff and focused on community, collaboration, authenticity, and connection.
November 1, 2018
Niche Coworking For Music Industry Pros: A Q&A With Indo Nashville’s Kate Richardson
InDo Nashville is a niche coworking space that offers artists, managers, attorneys, PR firms and more a space to do high stakes work with industry peers and superstars alike.
October 16, 2018
