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- Introduction
- Overview
- What is coworking?
- Coworking: the melding of different industries
- Values underpinning coworking
- Key components of coworking
- Why do people need coworking?
- Why coworking matters
- Tangible assets coworking provides
- Intangible assets coworking provides
- The impact of coworking
- The Melting Pot and the impact of coworking
- A brief history of coworking and emerging trends
- How coworking has evolved
- Emerging trends for coworking
- Concluding thoughts
- Thank you!
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Topics Covered
- What is coworking
- Values underpinning coworking
- Key components of coworking
- History and evolution of coworking
- Tangible and intangible assets of coworking
- The impact of coworking
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Carpenter, C. (2021, February 28). Coworking: the rise of a movement and hybridisation of industry [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 6, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/CGTV1026.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
My name is Claire Carpenter,
and I'm the founder and CEO of the Melting Pot Scotland Centre for Social Innovation,
one of Europe's first coworking hubs.
This session is all about an introduction to coworking,
the rise of a movement,
the creation of an industry,
and its hybridization over time.
0:20
This talk is an introduction to coworking, Coworking 101.
During this talk, we're going to be covering what coworking is.
Why do people need coworking?
Why does coworking matter?
What's its impact? What does it do?
A brief history of coworking and the emerging
trends I've witnessed over the last 15 years,
we'll conclude with some thoughts about where it's heading.
0:44
What is coworking?
Coworking, coworkers,
coworking with a hyphen,
co working without a hyphen,
these are words that are now coming into everyday parlance.
Coworking is an idea, it's a noun,
but it's also an action;
the coming together of people, the working together.
Coworking for me is about being far more than an office.
It's about people, their ideas,
actions, all contained within a physical space.
It's about building and celebrating and sharing human network.
We do all of these things in order to make stuff happen.
Coworking is where you work with your colleagues from
your own organization alongside other people from other organizations.
It's far more than just the desks, and the Wi-Fi,
and the Internet, and the coffee, and the location.
It's all about the human connections,
the relationships, the learning,
the developments, the serendipity that can
happen when you're sharing a physical resource space with each other.
Coworking has really melded three different industries.