Author Archives: Belgian Workspace Association

HOW BIG IS THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE COWORKING AND BUSINESS CENTER INDUSTRY AFTER NEARLY TWO MONTHS? 

Many industries are facing challenging times and some strict regulations were immediately imposed by the government. Although there were no direct measures for the Coworking and Business Centers, changes in other industries are creating an impact on our sector as well. Or not?

« THE FUTURE IS HUMAN » : SLOGAN OU NÉCESSITÉ ?

HOW BIG IS THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE COWORKING AND BUSINESS CENTER INDUSTRY? 

COVID-19 has got the entire world in its power. Many industries are facing challenging times and some strict regulations are imposed by the government. Although there are no direct measures for the Coworking and Business Centers, changes in other industries are creating an impact on our sector as well. Or not?

« We pivoted our coworking business model to offer Com-PR services » – Edouard (Mr. Coworking) Cambier, Seed Factory (Brussels), president of the Belgian Workspace Association.

Le confinement a mis les espaces de coworking, comme tant d’autres business, dans une situation financière très compliquée.

Un espace de coworking réservé à la gent féminine ouvre à Bruxelles. Aux Etats-Unis ou en Grande-Bretagne, le concept a déjà pris son essor. Coworker entre femmes, outil d’émancipation ou risque de ghettoïsation déguisée sous de bonnes intentions ?

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Coworking Afterwork by Belgian Workspace Association

Leuven Bar d’Office Leuven – Flanders DC – 20 February

Véronique Thyberghien of the RTBf with Jérôme Mabille, head of the Coworking Digital Wallonia project for the Agence du Numérique, Benoit Dessaucy, an independent coworker based at the Gare! coworking space in Poix Saint Hubert, Edouard Cambier, president of the Belgian Workspace Association.