In this episode of This Week in Coworking, host Hector Kolonas is joined by guest co-host Cat Johnson to discuss the key highlights from week 3 of 2026. Follow along at https://thisweekincoworking.com/week-03-2026/They explore the evolving definition of coworking, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming the term to highlight community and connection over simple workspace rentals. The conversation also covers the rise of community-focused coworking spaces, the impact of AI on content marketing, and the marketing trends for 2026. Cat also introduces the Coworking Creators Lab, aiming to support and elevate community-driven coworking spaces. Be sure to listen in for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of coworking and how it can truly transform lives and communities.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:59 Reclaiming the Word 'Coworking'05:54 The Coworking Creators Lab13:37 Marketing Trends in Coworking19:47 The Future of Coworking28:29 Conclusion and Farewell

Join Hector Kolonas and guest co-host William Edmundson from iPostal1 Workspace as they dive into the first weekly recap of 2026 on the This Week In Coworking podcast.

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They discuss the booming growth of virtual mail revenue, reflect on significant gains in 2025, and explore key trends for the coworking industry. Listen in for insights on focusing KPIs, maximizing revenue streams, and the evolving needs of coworking members. Other highlights include data on the rise of freelancers, corporate coworking expansions, and practical takeaways from industry trend reports.00:00 Welcome Back to This Week In Coworking00:46 iPostal1's Success and Future Prospects05:45 Undercurrents: Emerging Trends in Coworking07:51 Optimizing Revenue Streams14:01 Key Performance Indicators and Operational Insights19:50 Trends and Data Insights for 202626:10 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events

In this edition of Undercurrents, we explore major shifts in the coworking revenue stack - with insights from top experts.

Learn how coworking businesses are evolving their revenue stacks, offering new services, and building sustainable, profitable models.

Featured experts include Anne Olsen, Megan, Sheila Burmistrova, Gregg Jackowitz, Tobi Skovron, and Sofia Stolberg, who share their experiences and strategies on what works and what doesn't in the world of coworking revenue.

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If you're looking to unlock new revenue streams and improve your coworking business, this is a must-watch!00:00 Undercurrents: The New Revenue Stack01:06 A message from Syncaroo02:49 Experts03:43 Fundamentals05:55 Current Revenue Stacks07:17 What is being added?21:49 Beyond these four walls29:10 Unpleasant Surprises34:49 Pleasant Surprises 45:36 Pro-tips57:18 Outro & Thanks

Welcome to Week 50 2025's recap espidoe.In this episode of 'This Week in Coworking,' host Hector Kolonas is joined by guest co-host William Edmundson. Follow along and get all the links at https://twic.co/w502025They dive into effective strategies for increasing membership rates without upsetting members, the rising demand for meeting rooms, and the introduction of innovative coworking resources from iPostal1, such as the CMRA support program and compliance center. Additionally, the discussion covers the potential for post office networks like Italy's 'Spaces for Italy' to transform unused public spaces into coworking environments. Tune in for insightful industry trends and tips on optimizing coworking operations.00:00 Welcome and Introduction01:06 iPostal1's Stress-Reducing Resource02:15 iPostal1 CMRA Support Program04:46 iPostal1 Compliance Center08:05 Raising Prices Without Upsetting Members15:29 Meeting Rooms: The Most In-Demand Resource23:00 Post Offices Entering the Coworking Space28:05 Year-End Stats and Thank You29:52 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes

Welcome to the Week 47 recap of the This Week in Coworking newsletter!Follow along at https://thisweekincoworking.com/week-47-2025/This episode features a deep dive on measuring a sense of belonging in coworking spaces, exploring the Dead Internet Theory, and a look at a gym in Manhattan dubbed a 'unicorn factory.' Guest co-host Carlos Almansa, co-founder and CEO of ⁨Nexudus⁩ , shares insights from the recent Coworking Europe conference in Berlin and introduces the new Coworking Compass assessment tool. We also discuss niche coworking spaces, the impact of AI and vibe coding on the industry, and the explosion of wellness offerings in coworking environments. Tune in for the latest market moves and data drops from around the world!00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:26 Guest Introduction: Carlos Almansa from Nexudus01:30 Coworking Compass Assessment06:44 Sense of Belonging in Coworking Spaces13:54 Niche Coworking Spaces and Wellness Trends16:48 AI and the Future of Workspaces21:07 The Dead Internet Theory and Coworking Opportunities26:09 Conclusion and Thank You

In this episode of 'This Week In Coworking,' host Hector Kolonas sits down with Michael Aldridge, founder of KOFISI. Get deeper show notes, more context and more links at https://twic.co/africaflexThey discuss Michael's journey from the UK to Africa, and KOFISI's innovative approach to coworking spaces across the continent. Learn about the rapid growth of coworking in cities like Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, and Cairo, and the unique challenges and opportunities the African market presents. Michael also sheds light on KOFISI's unique hospitality-infused enterprise solutions and its plans for future expansion, including a recent move into the Middle East.Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:45 Michael Aldridge's Background00:56 Journey into Coworking and KOFISI02:24 Challenges and Opportunities in Africa05:48 Expansion and Future Plans08:40 Sustainability and Innovation14:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts