184. Jean-Yves Huwart on the Evolution of Coworking Across Europe

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The coworking industry didn't become global overnight.  People like Jean-Yves Huwart helped make it that way.  Jean-Yves is the founder of Coworking Europe and one of the few people who has had a front-row seat to how flex workspace has evolved across dozens of countries over the last 15+ years.  In this episode of Flex Uncensored, Liz Elam and I sit down with Jean-Yves to talk about what's happening across the European coworking market right now… and why the industry is hitting a new level of maturity.  We get into:  Why office buildings are starting to see flex workspace as a necessity, not a "nice to have" How asset owners across Europe are building their own coworking brands The growing role of brokers and intermediaries in helping companies find the right workspace Which European markets are booming right now (Netherlands, France, Spain) and which ones are moving more slowly Why the evolution of flex workspace is tied so closely to how cities themselves are changing  If you're curious about where the flex workspace industry is headed globally, this conversation is a great one to listen to. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: Jean-Yves Huwart on LinkedIn Connect with your Hosts: Connect with Giovanni on LinkedIn Connect with Jamie on LinkedIn Find Jamie on the Everything Coworking Podcast

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