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🌱 WeWork pursues WELL across 300+ sites
WeWork commits to pursuing the WELL Coworking Rating across 300+ locations on five continents (about Expand 👇 half of its 600+ site portfolio), working with IWBI and The Instant Group. The rating spans 50+ features across air, water, light, comfort and more. Ebbie Wisecarver (WeWork), Rachel Hodgdon (IWBI) and Sam Pickering (Incendium Consulting / Instant) frame it as making verified well-being a sector norm within three years for 550,000+ annual members.
Occupiers are asking for independently verified health standards, not just nice amenity photos. Operators without a measurable well-being story will look soft next to this scale play.
WeWork commits to pursuing the WELL Coworking Rating across 300+ locations on five continents (about Expand 👇 half of its 600+ site portfolio), working with IWBI and The Instant Group. The rating spans 50+ features across air, water, light, comfort and more. Ebbie Wisecarver (WeWork), Rachel Hodgdon (IWBI) and Sam Pickering (Incendium Consulting / Instant) frame it as making verified well-being a sector norm within three years for 550,000+ annual members.
Occupiers are asking for independently verified health standards, not just nice amenity photos. Operators without a measurable well-being story will look soft next to this scale play.
🏅 Dragon Coworking earns B Corp certification
Dragon Coworking, founded by Roland Stanley, just earned B Corp certification after a two-year Expand 👇 process.
Dragon Coworking, founded by Roland Stanley, just earned B Corp certification after a two-year Expand 👇 process.
🏅 Coworking community Olympics supports sports access
WorkBetter ran a two-week internal Olympics across its three coworking locations, pulling together Expand 👇 86 participants from 26 companies to compete in four sports. The event doubled as a fundraiser for BCause, a nonprofit working to give people in disadvantaged situations access to sports. Tony Aleksandrov shared the event as a showcase of what a tight-knit coworking community can pull off together.
I loooove this idea! Multi-location operators (and local alliances), who’s next?
WorkBetter ran a two-week internal Olympics across its three coworking locations, pulling together Expand 👇 86 participants from 26 companies to compete in four sports. The event doubled as a fundraiser for BCause, a nonprofit working to give people in disadvantaged situations access to sports. Tony Aleksandrov shared the event as a showcase of what a tight-knit coworking community can pull off together.
I loooove this idea! Multi-location operators (and local alliances), who’s next?
🧠 Coworking spaces as mental health infrastructure
Coworking Values Podcast episode #53, written up by Bernie Mitchell, argues that coworking spaces Expand 👇 have become genuine mental health infrastructure for many of their members.
The piece challenges operators to go beyond surface-level wellness gestures like bean bags and meditation apps, and instead ask who never makes it through the door and why. The FOUNDRY in Poole, housed in a brutalist-era 1960s shopping centre, is featured as a case study.
Coworking Values Podcast episode #53, written up by Bernie Mitchell, argues that coworking spaces Expand 👇 have become genuine mental health infrastructure for many of their members.
The piece challenges operators to go beyond surface-level wellness gestures like bean bags and meditation apps, and instead ask who never makes it through the door and why. The FOUNDRY in Poole, housed in a brutalist-era 1960s shopping centre, is featured as a case study.
🎓 Coworking leader becomes university’s EIR
Anglia Ruskin University just named Karen Tait as Entrepreneur in Residence at their Anglia Ruskin Expand 👇 Enterprise Academy.
ICYMI: Karen left investment banking to start the coworking space in Bishop’s Stortford she’s grown over 8 years into a real founder community. She’ll now mentor students and early-stage founders, bringing hands-on business experience to the program.
Anglia Ruskin University just named Karen Tait as Entrepreneur in Residence at their Anglia Ruskin Expand 👇 Enterprise Academy.
ICYMI: Karen left investment banking to start the coworking space in Bishop’s Stortford she’s grown over 8 years into a real founder community. She’ll now mentor students and early-stage founders, bringing hands-on business experience to the program.
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