The awesome folks at Buffer and AngelList recently surveyed 3,500 remote workers to compile their 3rd annual State of Remote Work report. Whilst the whole
Having had 1000s of discussions with newcomers, rising stars, the old guard and observers of the global coworking movement; I couldn’t help but notice the
Coworking space managers and marketers are spending way too much time updating a whole list of different listing sites. If you’ve been following my work
We see you. We see your passion and how much you believe in the impact that collaborative work communities can make in your neighbourhoods. Understandably,
Today the little startup I conceptualised in Cyprus, launched from the UK and now lead globally from the US turns 5. included.co delivers
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been asked by a number of industry observers about the possible outcomes for the coworking sector of WeWork’s IPO
I’ve been invited to host a relaxed morning breakfast with members of the London Coworking Assembly to chat about everything from coworking perks and trends to
It’s undeniable that coworking spaces, and other multi-business communities, make a huge economic impact on the businesses in their immediate neighbourhoods. Members are constantly supporting
Last week I was invited to Midtown Manhattan be on the panel for the first GreekTech Talks event. The event was hosted by GreekTech.org (an
Today, the next big update of CoworkingLibrary.com was officially announced on stage in Barcelona at the 3rd RGCS Symposium, introducing the public, filterable and searchable
“Should our coworking space use off-the-shelf software, no software or build our own?” I get asked this question weekly, sometimes even more often than that.
This year I’ve been experimenting with a programme to allocate time/resources into supporting folks who’s ideas, organisations or movements are important to the communities that included.co is