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How Coworking Fosters Co-Learning

The traditional boundaries between work, education, and community are dissolving. Coworking spaces have emerged as vibrant ecosystems where innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning meet and thrive. These spaces are more than just physical locations; they are communities designed to positively impact cities by fostering conducive and connected environments for creativity, productivity, as well as personal and professional growth.
Date

Mon. 07.10.2024

Time

17:30 - 19:00
Speaker

Various (see event description)

Location

Universität St.Gallen, SQUARE, Hilti Innovation Room 2 (11-1081)
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Price

free
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On 7 October, Pauline Roussel, Co-Author of “Around The World in 250 Coworking Spaces” will present, at St. Gallen University (HSG), how coworking spaces are transforming not just the way we work but also, the way we learn. In her keynote, she will share insights from a remarkable four-year journey with her partner, Dimitar Inchev, during which they explored over 500 collaborative workspaces across 64 cities worldwide. Drawing on this experience, she will highlight how these spaces have become catalysts for entrepreneurship, hubs for skill development, and vital communities in an increasingly digital world. Her talk will reveal these environments' transformative impact on individuals and groups, fostering innovation, learning, and a deep sense of belonging. 

The keynote is followed by a panel discussion where Pauline Roussel will be joined by Prof. Bernadette Dilger and Prof. Blagoy Blagoev from the HSG.  

Bernadette Dilger is Professor of Business Education and Educational Management. She is the Academic Director of the Centre of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (HDZ-HSG) and was responsible for the didactic concept of SQUARE.
Bernadette Dilger is Professor of Business Education and Educational Management. She is the Academic Director of the Centre of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (HDZ-HSG) and was responsible for the didactic concept of SQUARE.
Blagoy Blagoev is Professor of Organization Studies and joined the HSG in February 2024. Among his various research interests are new forms of working and organizing. He has been involved with coworking spaces for more than 15 years and, in 2011, undertook an ethnographic field study at a Berlin coworking space.
Blagoy Blagoev is Professor of Organization Studies and joined the HSG in February 2024. Among his various research interests are new forms of working and organizing. He has been involved with coworking spaces for more than 15 years and, in 2011, undertook an ethnographic field study at a Berlin coworking space.

Join us for an insightful event organized in cooperation with collektiv AG. Following the panel discussion and the Q&A session, an aperitif is offered. Participation is free of charge, please register using the form below by 4 October 2024.

All information and registration for the day program with Pauline Roussel and Dimitar Inchev at collektiv (st.gallen): https://app.collektiv.ch/event/2299

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