#57 How independent coworking operators can develop singular strategies in a consolidating market?
Coworking Europe PodcastShow Notes
Panel - Bigger players, international operators, new providers profiles coming from other industries are entering the coworking playground. Have independent operators, active locally for some years, have an advantage? As the coworking demand is growing, is the tide rising all ships, bog or small? Or are there specific strategies and approaches to be put in place in order to create specificities? Is the future for independent spaces local boutique offering and an even stronger effort to build community identities? Or can independent operators be as ambitious and anyone, locally or nationally? The panel is supported by LiquidSpace. https://liquidspace.com/ With Manuel Zea (Coworking Spain, Madrid), Stefan Yazzie Herbert (House of Bandits, Vienna), Claire Carpenter (The Melting Pot, Endiburgh), Ricki Dorman (LiquidSpace, San Francisco).
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