Hot on the heels of revealing it had filed preliminary paperwork to list in the US, WeWork has published its first Global Impact Report. Produced in partnership with HR&A Advisors, the report tracks WeWork's "impact on people and businesses, neighbourhoods, and cities across the world”. It says more than 33% of WeWork members are Global Fortune 500 companies and describes the firm as an urban conglomerator of “innovation economy” workers. The report, which was released today, is a fascinating insight into how WeWork, one of Silicon Valley's most successful companies, plans for future growth. Relevant document: Revolution at Work - WeWork Global Impact Report 2019
Hot on the heels of revealing it had filed preliminary paperwork to list in the US, WeWork has published its first Global Impact Report. Produced in partnership with HR&A Advisors, the report tracks WeWork's "impact on people and businesses, neighbourhoods, and cities across the world”. It says more than 33% of WeWork members are Global Fortune 500 companies and describes the firm as an urban conglomerator of “innovation economy” workers. It claims WeWork's presence creates 0.7-1.2 local jobs for every one of its members and that retrofitting older buildings reduces their carbon footprints. Relevant document: Revolution at Work - WeWork Global Impact Report 2019