Connecting coworking communities in the current economic climate, where the only certainty is uncertainty, and trying to coordinate messaging (let alone a community) seems near-impossible. Especially if attempted without member input or feedback.<\/p>\n
Coworking spaces are designed, developed and run to support local individuals and businesses. Alkaloid Networks is no different in its efforts to connecting coworking members.<\/p>\n
That’s why we held a virtual Town Hall to let the Alkaloid community coordinate what happens next, when and who is responsible to whom.<\/p>\n
This event was very different from most since it was initiated by members; members that were coming in and wanted to honestly communicate with the community-at-large about how to keep Alkaloid a safe place to work (as much as is realistically possible). Everyone on the call was frank about how they were feeling. It\u2019s a mix for us all right now: fear, anxiety, optimism.<\/p>\n
By starting the conversation in this way, we could move to more purposeful and meaningful action.<\/p>\n