Hosted by Baseworx · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 53 episodes
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Welcome to Flex That Worx, a podcast for anyone building, managing or growing a flexible workspace without making things more complicated than they need to be. If you're running a single coworking space, juggling multiple locations, or overseeing a growing network of spaces across towns or cities, this is your space. It’s for the operators, managers, decision-makers, the people doing the work to make these places run. Each week, we’ll share focused, no-fluff episodes with practical insights on how to run a better workspace. We’re talking about smoother operations, happier members, stronger systems, and sustainable growth. Think of it as your shortcut to learning what actually works. At Baseworx, we work from coworking spaces ourselves. We see the wins, the mess, and everything in between. This podcast is a way for us to share what we’re learning, chatting with the people doing good work
Baseworx hosts Flex That Worx, a business show with 53 episodes published.
If you have ever wondered which numbers actually matter for a coworking space like yours, this episode lays it out. Ben Newton, Operations Director at Patch and Katy Tennant, Director of Operations for UK and EU at Clock
There is a difference between what your space costs, what it earns and what it actually impacts, and that last one is the hardest to capture and the most worth telling. That was the thread tying together this conversatio
A lot of coworking marketing looks the same. The empty office shot, the square footage, the desk you could rent tomorrow. Garry James, CMO at FOUNDRY, came into the industry from tech, entertainment and journalism and th
The members who are about to leave rarely announce it. The signs are quieter than that. A team coming in less often, a familiar face you have not seen in a while, a quick word at the coffee machine that lands differently
If someone asked you to describe your coworking or workspace brand in one sentence, could you do it without reaching for the website or the colours? A lot of operators cannot and there is no shame in that. Alexandra Live
The operator who knows their local area has something the global brands cannot replicate at scale. That was the thread running through this conversation with Paddy Kennedy, practice leader for Global Flexible Workspace A
The strengths that keep a single-site coworking space full are the same ones the biggest brands are reaching for as they move into regional cities. That was one of the clearest signals from a full day of recording at GCU
There is a lot of noise telling coworking operators that AI is about to upend everything overnight. The truth is steadier than that, coworking sits among the harder industries to automate, because what keeps a space aliv
For anyone running a coworking space, there's a tension that builds up slowly and rarely gets talked about. The members you opened the doors with become part of the furniture. You know their kids' names and you've shared
If your energy bill doubled tomorrow, would your space still make money, and would you actually know why? It is the question Graham and Anne-Marie sit with this week on Flex That Worx, with single space coworking operato
If you're running a coworking space on your own, sales is the work that probably gets pushed to the side when the day gets full. There's always something else going on like a tour to give, a question to answer, a list of
Pricing your space sits in a category of its own. The numbers come together quickly enough. The harder part is sitting with what a change might mean for the members who've stayed with you, who've shaped the community in
Scaling a coworking space is a milestone worth pausing over. If you are looking at opening a second location or you already have a handful of spaces running, you have built something that works well enough to grow from.
When you're deep in the day-to-day of running a space, brand can feel like something that belongs to other people. The operators with bigger budgets or the ones who seem to just get it naturally. In this Flex Rewind from
How much time do you spend reaching out to the businesses in your area? Not the freelancers or the solo workers who already know what coworking is, but the employers with remote teams who have probably never set foot in
If someone walked into your space for the first time, would they know straight away what kind of place it is or would they need a while to figure it out? Hotels and hostels both sell beds, nobody ever confuses the two. C
If someone asked you what your lead-to-tour conversion looks like right now, would you have an answer? In this episode of Flex That Worx, Anne-Marie and Graham unpack something that comes up again and again with operator
Events have always been part of coworking. Breakfasts, meetups, workshops, the occasional Friday social. But anyone running a workspace knows the real question isn’t whether events matter. It’s whether they’re actually d
When someone joins your space, in the busyness of signing them up do you and your team stop to consider who is actually paying for the desk? In this episode of Flex That Worx, we explore a shift that coworking operators
Running a coworking space is not easy! It involves signing long leases in a market that behaves month to month. It’s about managing rising expectations, rising costs and a future that feels harder to predict every year.
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