co-produce a London Coworking breakfast Show in 2023!
We’re looking for companies to co-produce our London Breakfast Show for June, July, October (in London and Amsterdam) 2023.
Who gets my money?
Our 2023 Breakfast Shows are planned for every month from January to May and ready to publish!
The coworking spaces, universities, panel members, workshop leaders and topics are waiting to go!
Now we need the budget to feed forty to fifty people at each event, and communicate the series.
For each event we hire young people from Urban MBA to create bespoke artwork and photography.
London Coworking Assembly is an independent and voluntary project, so it always needs to find a budget to make our events happen.
We’d hit publish on an event once we have a committed budget and topic.
The earlier you commit to an event, the longer the lead time we have to talk about your support.
So if you are co-producing October 2023 we’ll find ways to share stories about you every week until then.
What is the cost of co-producing a Breakfast Show?
Your budget must be £1200 or more as we host around 40 people every breakfast.
The total fee needs to be paid upfront before we post your participation.
You can split this with a co-sponsor – so two companies can co-produce together.
By supporting, you will feed London’s “hungry” coworking community.
You’ll also support independent London businesses, the local economy and young people building their careers.
Who comes to breakfast?
London Coworking Assembly has been going in some shape or form since 2014.
Since 2018 we’ve run over 30 London Coworking Assembly Breakfasts Shows at coworking spaces, London universities, Local Town Halls and the Herman Miller showroom.
Attendees include: |
Independent coworking space owners and operators of all sizes
Local London authorities and the Mayor of London’s office
Local councillors
Co-living operators
Academic researchers
Software/app companies
We welcome visitors from other countries, events and places in the UK.
Our conversations focus on:
– Local London regeneration and High Streets
– The 15-minute city
– Economic sustainability and growth of a London coworking business
– Inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility
– London’s Creator Economy
– Community Coworking
– The Coworking Values
– London Projects for young people Urban MBA.
What's in it for me?
Our community is small, tight and highly engaged.
We email 600+ people every week and have an average 38% open rate.
We have the Coworking Values Podcast that gets 90+ downloads every episode.
We also email appropriate London Coworking Assembly event updates to the 4K+ newsletter subscribers in our projects, like European Coworking Assembly, Coworking I.D.E.A. Project, European Freelancers Week, Creator Write Club and techLondon.
If you are looking to create long-term engaging relationships with locally focused micro and small independently run coworking businesses, this is the place for you.
The London Coworking Assembly community has four connection points a month, with the monthly breakfast being the central community event.
Is your target market more at the enterprise level than micro and small coworking businesses?
You are better off speaking to Jean-Yves at Coworking Europe, Tim at GCUC UK, and Jane at The Flexible Space Association.