Cowork Inc

12/05/2020

HOW OFFICE DESIGN WILL CHANGE AFTER CORONAVIRUS

Once people return back to their normal work lives, the office environment they are used to will look much different. For instance, doors and elevators will use touchless technology to operate, less chairs will be in common areas and more partitions will be implemented. Changes that are not as obvio...

04/05/2020

If you are a tenant trying to figure out how to work with your space landlord then James Woodard from has some tips here on a webinar which was recorded for the Bristol BID https://rebrand.ly/bristolbid

03/05/2020

Great news for grants for coworking space tenants and licensees who missed out on the recent Coronavirus grants https://www.enterprisenation.com/learn-something/617m-coronavirus-grants-coworking-spaces/

New funding of £617m is being made available to co-working space tenants, market traders and other businesses in England.

01/10/2018

We've been featured on the blog of one of the software systems we use to manage coworking members- check out

What was the core problem you wanted to solve? As a coworking hub operator, when a new member signs up, we need to set each of them up on various systems. We call this the new member setup process. The member setup process covers confirming basic details, verifying billing details, ensuring we have....

27/09/2018

Busy working on a new venue to go alongside The Guild - it's called The Drawing Rooms and it's a member's lounge and event space- for those for whom a coworking space is too formal, and a cafe is too casual- keep track of progress on our page.

17/07/2018

Workspace are everything and everywhere, but I guess this is a reflection of the changing nature of work (and play) itself. I can't help but think we're in danger of losing permission to have play time though, and we're working 24/7 whether we like it or not.

The title of this post is a quote from the NY Times article Sorry, Power-Lunchers. This Restaurant Is a Co-Working Space Now. The article covers Spacious, a startup that transforms unused space - especially restaurants outside of meal times -...

11/06/2018

Most coworking spaces don’t make money; here’s how they can adapt to survive the future

The Coworking Unconference 2017 in Chiang Mai invited me to speak. Since it's a coworking space conference and I've been to many coworking spaces traveling the last few years. I wanted to analyze their business and see what was up. So I did somewhat of a case study as I used to do in my ...

25/05/2018

Thanks to GO Get Organised Ltd for inviting Tom to speak at Framptons Bath yesterday, hope you were inspired by his story. They have some photos of the event at https://www.gogetorganised.co.uk/news/ and a case study about how GGO has helped Cowork Inc grow.

GO Get Organised! Virtual PA, On-Site Secretarial Support, Highly Professional & Experienced Team use skills to help Businesses as and when Required.

25/05/2018

Just a reminder for anyone starting their own space, I (Tom) offer a free 20 min call via bookme.name/cowork .To date I've helped around 20 operators with issues like space set up, funding, software and community building.

In 2013 I helped set up Bath's first coworking space in partnership with the local council. 5 years later The Guild has over 200 members, and is still growing despite having a Regus Spaces (5x bigger than us, and cheaper) open 25m from our front door. I now sit on the board of the not for profit whi...

03/10/2017

Spent yesterday in Worcester with the council discussing how to help plans for a creative hub up there and today in Weston super-Mare continuing my work with Thestableweston and very much enjoying their new 100 megabit fibre connection (and their origami horse head...)