Mark Dixon, founder of global workplace provider Regus – now known as IWG – has talked about how the launch of its Spaces co-working brand in 2015 helped keep rivals such as US giant We Work at bay. The service, aimed at creative workers who were put off by corporate Regus centres, is part of a broader plan for the firm, which is aiming for 20,000 outlets worldwide. "We have in London over 100 centres so we are more broadly spread, we are opening more outlets large and small. "The challenge with any company that wants to be successful is you need to get your product out there but also
Mark Dixon, founder of global workplace provider Regus – now known as IWG – has talked about how the launch of its Spaces co-working brand in 2015 helped keep rivals such as US giant We Work at bay. The service, aimed at creative workers who were put off by corporate Regus centres, is part of a broader plan for the firm, which is aiming for 20,000 outlets worldwide. "We have in London over 100 centres so we are more broadly spread, we are opening more outlets large and small. It’s a growing market," said Dixon.