25N Coworking and Mecca Shannon share that they’ve launched a new project called Workwell that cements their commitment to weave wellness into the fabric of their members’ (and team members’) workday.

In the newest edition of Undercurrents (brought to you by Syncaroo) we explore the evolution of coworking revenue stacks, with actionable insights from Anne Olsen (The Shop Workspace), Meagan Slavin (25N Coworking), Sheila Burmistrova (Narra Collective), Sofia Stolberg (Piloto 151), Tobi Skovron (Cube.co) and Gregg Kackowitz (Bond Collective).

Sari Lash penned a piece sharing what Meagan Slavin, COO of 25N Coworking, presented at the Global Workspace Association Conference during a panel on "Turning Challenges into Wins".

The first emphasized aligning with partners and team members who share fundamental values, noting that trust-based decisions enable faster execution and resilience during challenges. Slavin then advocates trusting gut instincts backed by experience, particularly for critical personnel decisions, and acting swiftly once deeper investigation confirms initial intuition. The third lesson focused on delegation through the "give away your Legos" principle, transferring responsibility for sales and people operations processes to her leadership team after proper training, creating capacity for her to focus on new location growth for the coworking operator.

Missed our last Undercurrents edition on AI Agents? In it we learn from Sari (25N Coworking), Amar (Orega), Francesco (Uniti AI), Elliot (work.life & Orchestry), Brian & Shawn (Humming Agent AI), Kane (iQ Offices), Eyal (Flexspace AI), and Alexander (EVO Technologies) about their concerns, approach, wins, challenges, and pro-tips.

25N Coworking, a well known and respected coworking operator based in the Chicago, IL suburbs has announced a new luxury coworking brand, The Amara Club.

Located on the top floor of a Shaumburg, IL office building, the space offers Chicago skyline views, a bar, a dedicated concierge, premium refreshments, parking, guest passes and more. There’s also a trend of more brands having multiple brands as coworking touches more markets with different workplace needs and budgets.