Join us on Tuesday 9th of March at 5pm (GMT) / 12pm (EST) for 60 minutes on how to make your workspace stand out.
Coworking has changed immensely over the past couple of years. In an extremely short space of time, it has evolved into a global phenomenon and has completely changed the way we make use of office space.
If we use the UK as an example, we can see clearly that the market has grown exponentially. With more than 6,000 flexible workspaces operating throughout the country, it is becoming more and more challenging to stand out from an increasingly populated crowd. As a result, it is no longer just important to go beyond the generic and develop a true sense of identity for your space, it is essential.
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that whilst working from home is certainly possible, as we have seen, it does not necessarily make it the most desirable option - with employees growing tired of their home office and flocking to workspaces, we can be sure that coworking is not going to be going anywhere any time soon.
Your members are unified by a shared sense of identity that comes with being a part of your workspace. But how can you strengthen this identity? And how do you establish it in the first instance?
At Nexudus, we recognise how valuable branding is to workspaces of all kinds. But we are not the only ones! On our latest webinar, we will be inviting one of our consultancy partners to take the floor to highlight ways that your space can use branding to establish exactly who you are as an organisation.
We will be joined by Jamie Dundas, Founder of Monday Works, a workspace consultancy designed to help design and run your spaces, whether you’re a seasoned operator, or completely new to the world of flexible working. Dedicated to helping operators build quality workspaces, attract long-term members and turn a profit, Jamie passes his passion for effective brand communication on to all of those he works with.
Throughout our session, we will hone in on these specific areas of focus:
After the webinar has come to an end, attendees will each receive a toolkit of resources which will include useful resources to brand positioning frameworks.
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A customer relationship management platform (CRM for short) is what organisations use to manage relationships and interactions with both existing and potential customers. Its primary function is to streamline operations and communications to ensure a smooth customer - and employee - experience, while improving profitability.
Now well into 2025, the coworking industry continues to demonstrate strong momentum. With demand for coworking spaces remaining steady around the globe, it's clear that coworking is not just enduring—it's thriving. Let’s explore the major trends and opportunities shaping the global coworking landscape this year.
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We all know that technology solutions are imperative to the day-to-day running of your coworking space, but the right coworking software can take it to the next level. It has the power to transform your coworking space into a highly profitable business, all while building a vibrant and engaged community. Let’s explore how the right tools can transform your coworking space.
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After more than twelve years in the coworking industry, we’ve seen the movement evolve at an incredible pace, especially in recent years. Spaces have grown larger, making it harder for operators to truly connect with their communities. At the same time, expectations for higher service standards and increasing competition mean that creating tailored experiences and fostering long-term member engagement is more important than ever.
There has always been a need for workplace management – the process of organising and optimising physical spaces, resources, and operations to support people’s needs. But, as 28% of UK working adults were reported to work in a hybrid capacity last autumn (by the Office for National Statistics), the question of ‘why workplace management matters’ is more critical than ever. Let’s look at the workplace management benefits for your operations.
From automating daily processes to supporting your team in building a thriving community and boosting revenue for your business – coworking technology couldn’t be more impactful for flexible workspace operations. But with so many tools available, selecting the right tech stack for your coworking business can be overwhelming.