Coworking Values Podcas‪t‬ European Coworking Assembly backed by Cobot

This week in Coworking Values Podcast, we are going to be doing a quick catch-up with what's happening on the coworking industry so far at the first quarter of the year. 
And we are also going to be talking about the upcoming events like the Coworking Symposium that's coming up this month, the meet-ups and about clubhouse coworking. 

For this episode, we welcome back David O'Coimin of Nook Wellness Pods and Ivanne Poussier of Ada Coworking.
We are going to be talking about moving the needle towards accessibility in coworking. Furthermore, we will also be deep-diving into neurodiversity and neuroinclusivity in the coworking industry. 

Dr. Carolina Bandenelli is an assistant Professor in Media and Creative Industries, at the Centre for Media and Cultural Policy Studies in the University of Warwick. She is a cultural theorist concerned with emerging forms of subjectivity and sociality in the media and creative industries.
In this episode, we will be deep-diving about self-branding, authenticity and social relationships. We will also be talking about reinventing and re signifying entrepreneurship and coworking ethos. 

Dr. Janet Merkel is a Guest Professor for Urban and Regional Economics at University of Kassel in Kassel Hessen Germany. She is known for her research work about Coworking spaces together with academic papers about cultural production, development of culture in creative industries and cities. She has a background in Urban Sociology.
We are going to be deep-diving on her research including what she has discovered about the coworking industry, the notion of coworking, the value of coworking for freelancers and the industry during Covid.  

This episode we have Albert Cañigueral Bagó, Connector Spain & LATAM of Ouishare and Vanessa Sans, Founder of Happy Working Lab. We are going to be deep-diving to the Future Of Coworking. And how Coworking is the now the new normal of working.

This episode, we are having Alex Ahom of AlexAhom.com back! We did a podcast with him before, and it’s been a long time. He’s the founder of Shhared coworking space in Hamburg, Germany. Alex now manages his own future of work and workplace consulting. Alex will be sharing with us all about what it is like to close his coworking space due to the pandemic. The journey of him moving across countries, starting his coworking space and what did it take to get over the fact that he has to close it. We are also going to be talking about Alex helping startups about inclusion and diversity. How they can make their business be more inclusive and diverse.