In this interview, we talk about:Tony and his community, New Work Citieshow the coworking movement started around 2005why you should show off with events, and not sell your space00:00 – Hi!01:34 – Early Days of Coworking03:43 – Discovering the Coworking Movement06:46 – Building a Coworking Community09:51 – Global Coworking Connections15:07 – Explaining Coworking to Newcomers17:36 – The Challenge of Competition in Coworking18:14 – Shifting the Message: From Workspace to Community18:39 – Creating Authentic Experiences18:58 – Balancing Business and Community21:20 – From Managing Spaces to Consulting22:38 – The Role of Coworking in Civic Participation23:57 – Exploring Coliving and Community Spaces28:02 – Bye!SpeakersTony Bacigalupo Tony has been working in the coworking industry since 2007. It first started in a living room in NYC, then he ended up managing his own, and now he helps others do the same.New Work Cities is a community for coworking owners to help them plan, launch, and run their space in the best possible way. They offer a toolkit of resources, group video coaching calls, online discussion groups, and much more.Reach out to Tony on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonybacigalupo/Check his community, New Work Cities, on their website:https://nwc.co/3/Check the coworking movement website:https://coworking.com/Fanny MarcouxI’m your host and passionate about coworking, remote working, nomading, freelancing, and marketing. Many -ing in there.During the day, I help ecommerce managers manage their Google Analytics and optimize for conversions.I also post every day on LinkedIn, where you can follow me at:https://www.linkedin.com/in/fannymarcoux/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.