We are excited to present some of the coworking spaces that Nexudus is proud to work with! We have teamed up with Cumulo Media to showcase how each of these spaces provide something unique and special for their beloved community. Let’s get started with the first one - Impact Hub King’s Cross!
We have been lucky to see the evolution of the coworking movement, from being a niche industry, to becoming mainstream...
We caught up with Hector Kolonas from included.co, and chatted about Member Benefits.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a major European data protection law has been running for two months now, but we still get regular queries about it. We teamed up with Leco (legalcoworking) to create another one of our 101 guides to help you understand how the GDPR applies to your coworking space.
Nataniel Orea: I'm a digital nomad, business owner and a hardened idealist. I studied business development and over my 28 years I have been almost everything: a labourer, waiter, personal assistant and, last but not least, an entrepreneur (that last one is my favourite). At the moment, I am working on the Mexican coworking association and planning on growing our NEST coworking spaces, together with my two partners.
Nacho Cambralla has worked in several areas of a company, such as IT, Marketing and Human Resources. In 2012, he started a new project to give companies and entrepreneurs advice to help them progress and make their management models more innovative. His professional profile spans many areas and he has vast knowledge of how organisations operate.
Matias Sebastián Vázquez is half Brazilian, half Argentinian, and loves football and his Corinthians. He's married with two children and defines himself as a frustrated media consultant and a connector. He founded MSV Assessoria, [Sharing E.C.](http://sharingec.com.br/ "Sharing EC"), Coworking na Garagem, Coworking Day Brasil, [COLATAM](http://colatam.com/ "COLATAM"), and is currently in the process of opening a second space in a 10-storey building that will accommodate 1,100 coworkers.
There are so many factors that need to be taken into account before opening a coworking space: from choosing the space, its layout, location, and the services that it's going to offer to the legal aspects that you need to consider.
Last week saw the second CUAsia conference, which was held in Bali. It has become one of the 'must' events for the coworking community with more than 220 participants from 31 countries this year. After some very intense days, it's time for us to reflect upon everything that we learnt, the experiences we shared and the places we visited. The conference's setting and the community gathered there, but most certainly the hard work, dedication and attention to detail on the part of the organising team, made the event extremely special.
The [CUASIA unconference 2016](http://www.cuasia.co/ "CUASIA coworking unconference 2016") will be held next week in Ubud (Bali). For the second year running, the event will bring together members of the coworking community from thirty countries. This time the central theme will explore how to live, work and learn differently in the growing collaborative economy.
Over the past 2 years I’ve been scratching my head figuring out what is the best way to attract new members to our coworking space. We came into this world knowing close to nothing, we have tried and tested almost everything that you can do out there in terms of marketing, and doing so on a budget.
The latest edition of the [Coworking Europe Conference](http://coworkingeurope.net/ "") took place last week in Milan. It was the event's sixth year, which is one of the main dates on the coworking calendar to find out about the movement's trends, share experiences and discuss its future. More than 350 people attended the event, including space managers, service providers and people interested in the world of coworking.