The Coworking Europe starts in 3 weeks
Do coworkers choose their working situation, or are they forced to become freelancers through unemployment and outsourcing? Two key perspectives will be presented at the upcoming Coworking Europe Conference in November 2011. Today, we provide you with a more detailed view at the conference's three day program.
Coworking Events in September
September is full of events for coworking spaces, coworkers and people who want to get involved with coworking. One of those is the German Coworking Week, hosted by more than twenty coworking spaces. Britain is fast becoming the land of Jellies, with more than sixty of them held next month. Another good way for coworkers and coworking spaces to promote their ideas is via the Social Media Week.
Taking coworking to the next level
What innovative forces can coworking bring to the economy? Why don’t business centers and coworking spaces belong in the same category? And why should any of this interest the average coworker who just wants to connect to a community? The second Coworking Europe conference, to be held this November in Berlin, will provide plenty of time and space for exploring these questions and more.
The coworking event season starts
After the summer holidays are over, freelancers return to their coworking spaces with fresh ideas and new projects. Conveniently, there are also a number of events that provide an opportunity to test out new ideas, make new connections, and learn more about coworking.