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Tune in as we explore what truly means to redefine success in today's business world. We discuss how traditional gender roles in leadership are being shaken up, and dive into why physical workspaces are still so important for sparking innovation and building connections. This conversation offers a fresh perspective on what it means to run a successful business today.Join our host, Maira Genovese, Founder and CEO of MG Empower, as she chats with the inspiring Gabriela Hersham, Co-Founder & CEO of Huckletree. Gabriela shares her refreshing take on female leadership, focusing on performance over quotas, and why in-person collaboration is key. From debunking the hype around virtual offices to emphasizing the value of a creative workspace, Gabriela offers insights that challenge conventional thinking and inspire a new approach to business growth and leadership. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mgempower/message

Expectations of the office have changed. That typical dreary, depressing office block with uniform cubicles - who wants to go there? No one. So who's out there, trying to change that? My guest is Gaby Hersham, the co-founder of Huckletree, a network of community-driven and design-led workspaces which aims to challenge the typical workspace model. She believes that a well-designed workspace can profoundly impact your work and mindset for the better. Gaby tells me about conceptualising Huckletree, leading a physical office business through COVID-19, and the future of flexible spaces. We discuss why working from the office is beneficial in helping with innovation, creativity and productivity, and she shares her thoughts on why your colleagues shouldn't be like family, as well as balancing work and family life, and overcoming “mum guilt”. Gaby also sheds light on the unique struggles women entrepreneurs face, and the power of asking for what you want, whether in business or life. Tune in if you're interested in hearing about the potential of flexible workspaces, want to reimagine your approach to work and productivity, or just want to hear a badass woman entrepreneur's story. Timestamps: 00:00 - Trailer and Introduction 01:08 - Being a “Passionately Curious” Leader 09:22 - Conceptualising Huckletree: Creating a Home for Innovation 12:31 - Working Smarter, Not Harder 14:25 - COVID-19: Shifting Mindsets for the Better? 18:36 - The Future of Flexible Spaces 24:24 - Designing Workspaces for Innovation 28:56 - Work and Team: Different Roles for Different Spaces 29:56 - Work, Family Life, and Mum Guilt 44:12 - Being a Woman Entrepreneur: People-Pleasing, Gender Bias and Imposter Syndrome 54:25 - Don't Ask, Don't Get 59:54 - Business Lessons Gaby Hersham: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gabriela-hersham-26b12565 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabrielahersham/ X: https://twitter.com/gabrielahersham Website: https://www.huckletree.com/ Maria Hvorostovsky: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maria_hvo X: https://twitter.com/mhvorostovsky HVO Search: https://www.hvosearch.com/ Podcast filmed, edited and produced by: https://www.londonbeautyphotographer.com Need help HIRING – https://www.hvosearch.com/ Give us a Review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Huckletree, the flexible workspace providers operating from the Academy building on Pearse Street, Dublin 2, has seen a 35% growth in occupancy rates this year, bringing total levels to 98%. This month Huckletree celebrates its 5th anniversary in its flagship Irish location. Companies including Starling Bank, Tines, NewsWhip and Axonista are part of the Dublin community. The company, which also has five hubs across the UK, first opened its doors in Dublin in late 2017, with founding members Silicon Valley Bank, Kontainers and Datadog. Supported by a network of ambassadors, including Dee Coakley, Pete Townsend, and Edel Coen, it has since been a home to tech start-ups and scale-ups at the forefront of the developments and trends hitting the Irish and international tech scene in recent years. With the global tech industry in a period of transition, Huckletree's mission is proving that it is more important than ever to build a community for innovation. The team has been witness to the transition from pandemic-enforced remote working to flexible and hybrid models, and believes that it is clear that the desire to gather together has driven this. “The tech industry is no stranger to change and external pressures and there's no denying that we are moving into a period of uncertainty. Sustainable, steady growth must be the key focus for tech companies going forward. Now more than ever, shared workspaces and communities like ours should be spaces where people can gather to seek advice, guidance, pivot, innovate and navigate this period together. We really believe in strength in numbers, and the power of network,” says Andrew Lynch, co-founder and board member of Huckletree. As part of celebrations to commemorate five years in business, Huckletree are bringing the Dublin tech community together as part of ‘The Great Gathering', a campaign that celebrates the importance of gathering with purpose, with a series of events throughout the month of November. In addition, Huckletree has released The Great Gathering Zine, a playbook for business leaders, creatives and entrepreneurs. As demand for traditional office space continues to shift, with a move towards flexibility and options that prioritise employee experience, shared workspaces and communities like Huckletree have been at the forefront of this evolution. “People are looking for interesting opportunities that support their learning and development, and spontaneous moments that harness their creativity at work. We spend a lot of time designing our events and experiences at Huckletree across our hubs, researching topics that will resonate with our members and spark lively debate and meaningful conversation,” commented Aislinn Mahon, Head of Ecosystems at Huckletree. As growth in the Pearse Street space continues, Huckletree are now looking to find new locations for more spaces across Dublin in the next few years. Areas of interest include Dublin 2 and Dublin 8, where Huckletree has already identified potential opportunities. See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

Huckletree, Ireland and the UK's leading independent workspace brand, have announced their impressive lineup of influential minds set to lead the annual Earthrise Summit on 28th September. The event, in partnership with CMS, Silicon Valley Bank and Replenish Earth, will be run in a hybrid model both online and in-person, hails over 50 world-renowned visionaries from Dublin, London, Berlin, Copenhagen and New York. In 2021, Earthrise Summit was host to over 1,000 start-up founders and operators as well as investors and VC's. The Summit's mission is to bring together the most innovative, exciting, mission-led brands and funds to drive tangible impact for a better, more sustainable and equitable future. The theme of this year's Earthrise Summit is Urban Futures. Currently 55% of the world's population is now living in urban areas and the UN predicts this number will rise to 68% by 2050. The Earthrise Summit will put a specific focus on the ways in which we can use our urban centres and cities to support a more sustainable future. The keynote speaker will be the world-renowned Jan Gehl, a Danish architect and urban design consultant whose life work has centred around reorienting our cities for pedestrians and cyclists and his work has transformed the very fabric of urban spaces worldwide. Previous headliners included model and actress turned activist and social entrepreneur, Lily Cole, and Oscar winning filmmaker, athlete and photographer, Jimmy Chin. Jan is credited with bringing about some of the most successful urban planning transformations in history, and through educating the world of urban design on the intrinsically linked value between well-planned and used public spaces and liveable cities. He has worked across the globe with governments of all sizes and ambitions to remodel city centres where public realms were at best an afterthought and at worst actively shunned. “Sustainability is at the forefront of discourse, and that is where it needs to be – we are delighted at Huckletree to be able to bring some of the best minds available together and have these important conversations. These messages need a platform – and I am excited for Huckletree to be that stage for Earthrise Summit 2022,” commented Andrew Lynch, COO & co-founder of Huckletree. “This year's Earthrise Summit is a call to the industry to rethink how we better build cities for tomorrow, from today, and to galvanise some of the most influential people in the urban planning industry, from developers to creatives. I am so thrilled that Huckletree is in a position to bring an event like Earthrise Summit to life and to bring it to so many people in our industry across the world. The data shows – we are at a crucial tipping point- and I believe we all have a role to play in ensuring our urban centres focus around both people and sustainability,” added Gaby Hersham, CEO & co-founder of Huckletree. “CMS is delighted to partner with Huckletree to bring the Earthrise Summit and its messages to the fore in 2022. Having sustainability at the heart of urban planning and development is the only way our cities will adapt to tackle the climate crisis head on. We believe the Earthrise Summit will bring together people with the vision required to enact the changes we all want to see,”Anthony Waller, Partner at CMS, commented. For more information, visit the Earthrise Summit website here. See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also fi...

Aislinn Mahon, Head of Growth and Operations at Huckletree and Jen Hogan, Irish Times parenting columnist join Matt to discuss whether or not parents should have more flexibility working from home as kids return to school. For the full chat click the play button below.

Aislinn Mahon, general manager of Huckletree D2, talks about how the switch to more home working following the pandemic will cause an increase in inclusivity issues within the workplace and reveals how employers will be challenged to make sure everyone's performance is recognised whether they are in the office or not. 

That Great Business Show has been nominated for Irish Podcast Awards, Best Business Podcast 2022. Thank you.3.00 David Scrivens, co-founder with his wife Carmelia, of Willows Ingredients, an international food ingredients distributor. We like keeping it real. David says the original vision for the company was 'just to survive', an aspiration every early stage will identify with. 18.00 Love it, or leave it. We also keep it real for presenter Conall O Morain, who we make eat the food of the future, ground up crickets. See what he thinks, and whether he survived.His 'hire in a heartbeat'? Bear Grylls - but he wants 1,000 of 'Bears'. Find out why.31.00" Andrew Lynch, co-founder of office space provider, Huckletree. He runs ultra-marathons. That means he has run through the Sahara desert (56C) over 300k. And survived (not everyone did). He has plans for Huckletree to grow in Dublin, but where and when? Will he fund (again) or is there another model he's looking at (there is!). He discusses the hybrid working model, and says that Mondays and Fridays don't seem to be included in the office based working week anymore.His 'hire in a heartbeat' - his dad. David Lynch. No. The other one, who is a corporate lawyer with OBH Partners.All the great insights you get from That Great Business Show guests are brought to you thanks to De Facto Shaving Oil - the world's best shaving oil. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

According to a recent staff memo circulating across social media, Elon Musk recently made his stance on hybrid working clear, demanding the end of remote working for all Tesla employees or else they would face termination. As employees make decisions to return to the office there has been global concern that the gender imbalance will be stretched further. The permanent switch to more home working following the pandemic will cause an increase in inclusivity issues within the workplace, according to experts, unless employers carefully monitor their new working policies to make sure everyone's performance is recognised equally regardless of whether they work from the office or not. There is a fear that those who receive more “face time” with management will benefit from more recognition and preferential treatment. Ronan talks to Aislinn Mahon, General Manager of Huckletree D2 about this and more. Aislinn talks about her background, Elon Musk's stance on hybrid working, the positives of co-working spaces, Zoom meetings, mental health and meditation. Aislinn also talks about the different types of companies based in Huckltree, the help companies can get in co-working spaces, and the best strategy that works for companies. More about Aislinn: Aislinn is expert in new market entry and identifying new opportunities for strategic growth, and helped launch Huckletree in Ireland in 2017. She's also deeply passionate about the practice and teaching of yoga. Superpower: Building inner confidence.

In the latest episode of PropCast, Gabriela Hersham, David Hutton, and Alistair Subba Row speak to Blackstock Consulting's Andrew Teacher about how the events of the last two years have caused a shift in priorities in the office sector.

Late last year I interviewed Andrew Lynch the Co-founder and COO of Huckletree, and since then a lot has happened. Businesses are opening up again and the hybrid working model has been embraced as the government introduced new remote working regulations and got rid of all the Covid restrictions they had in place. As we get back to some form of normality in the workplace what can we expect. I talk to Andrew about this and more. Andrew talks to me about the new government remote working regulations, pandemic related issues, job enjoyment, tech predictions for the year, startup funding and sustainability. More about Andrew Lynch: Andrew moved back from the UK last year, where he did a master's degree in real-estate investment, before working in private equity and then co-founding Huckletree. During that time Huckletree has opened 5 co-working spaces in the UK and one in Ireland. Andrew has seen companies join Huckletree Ireland as start-ups and grow and expand and, as they take on investment, grow very quickly to 30 or 40 people. The Dublin space brings its global member count to 2,000 people.

Welcome to Episode 61 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.This week, our conversation centers around coworking, and our guest has been credited as an original pioneer of coworking in the UK, having founded coworking business Huckletree in 2014, Gabriela Hersham. Huckletree is now one of the UK's most exciting coworking brands, bringing together the UK and Ireland's most innovative startups, entrepreneurs and businesses. A champion of women in business, Gabriela has been actively campaigning for greater diversity and representation within the innovation ecosystem, and passionately supports female entrepreneurs both in Huckletree's community and beyond.And finally, in episode 61 we dream… of what the future office space might look like.

Welcome to Episode 60 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.This week, our conversation centers around coworking, and our guest has been credited as an original pioneer of coworking in the UK, having founded coworking business Huckletree in 2014, Gabriela Hersham. Huckletree is now one of the UK's most exciting coworking brands, bringing together the UK and Ireland's most innovative startups, entrepreneurs and businesses. A champion of women in business, Gabriela has been actively campaigning for greater diversity and representation within the innovation ecosystem, and passionately supports female entrepreneurs both in Huckletree's community and beyond.In episode 60 we focus on the 100s Club, a program that aims to give back to the employees and not just the founders.

Gaby has built Huckletree's vision and culture since they first opened doors in 2014, leading its corporate strategy, product, and innovation. An advocate for diversity in entrepreneurship, Gaby is an advisor and coach for early-stage founders and a speaker and panellist on the Future of Work and diverse leadership.Outside of work, Gaby is usually dancing around her kitchen with her two little ones, Jack and Andrea, and her hubby Antoine.Connect with Gaby on LinkedIn.

Welcome to Episode 59 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.This week, our conversation centers around coworking, and our guest has been credited as an original pioneer of coworking in the UK, having founded coworking business Huckletree in 2014, Gabriela Hersham. Huckletree is now one of the UK's most exciting coworking brands, bringing together the UK and Ireland's most innovative startups, entrepreneurs and businesses. A champion of women in business, Gabriela has been actively campaigning for greater diversity and representation within the innovation ecosystem, and passionately supports female entrepreneurs both in Huckletree's community and beyond.In episode 59 we discover how coworking has evolved from the early days of 2014, and how things have changed due to the pandemic

Gabriela Hersham, Co-Founder & CEO of Huckletree Gaby has built their vision and culture since they first opened doors in 2014, leading its corporate strategy, product, and innovation. An advocate for diversity in entrepreneurship, Gaby is an advisor and coach for early-stage founders and a speaker and panelist on the Future of Work and diverse […] The post Gabriela Hersham With Huckletree appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Andrew Lynch co-founded the Huckletree empire with Gabriela Hersham, building it into a major hub for scaling tech companies in hyper growth sectors. He talks about Dublin's future as a European Capital of tech, Huckletree's development plans for the year ahead and the role of co-working spaces as we move towards a hybrid work future.

On this episode of Tech Talk Radio, EG head of content Emily Wright speaks to Insurami chief executive and founder Majed Chaaraoui and head of partnerships Jack Sibley.  Launched in 2019, Insurami effectively operates as a large-scale Deposit Guarantee platform for commercial real estate and is currently used by companies including The Howard De Walden Estate, Level39 and Huckletree.  Rather than forking out a hefty deposit in one go, tenants pay a monthly fee to the platform for a Deposit Guarantee. This then pays out to the landlord – up to the maximum cover value of £600,000 – if there is a default on the lease. Off the back of last month's announcement that Fasanara Capital has joined existing investors including Global Founders Capital, Entrepreneur First and Clocktower Ventures in a £42m raise to facilitate Insurami's expansion, the duo reveal what those growth plans will entail.  They also explain why they believe their tech solution will release billions of pounds worth of otherwise illiquid funds caught up within the real estate sector. 

On this episode of Tech Talk Radio, EG head of content Emily Wright speaks to Insurami chief executive and founder Majed Chaaraoui and head of partnerships Jack Sibley.  Launched in 2019, Insurami effectively operates as a large-scale Deposit Guarantee platform for commercial real estate and is currently used by companies including The Howard De Walden Estate, Level39 and Huckletree.  Rather than forking out a hefty deposit in one go, tenants pay a monthly fee to the platform for a Deposit Guarantee. This then pays out to the landlord – up to the maximum cover value of £600,000 – if there is a default on the lease. Off the back of last month's announcement that Fasanara Capital has joined existing investors including Global Founders Capital, Entrepreneur First and Clocktower Ventures in a £42m raise to facilitate Insurami's expansion, the duo reveal what those growth plans will entail.  They also explain why they believe their tech solution will release billions of pounds worth of otherwise illiquid funds caught up within the real estate sector. 

During the current pandemic businesses have had to revaluate how they operate and remote working and hybrid working has become a reality. One business which has seized on this is Huckletree who provide co-working space and allows businesses to scale up or down their office space during the pandemic. Ronan talks to Andrew Lynch, Co-founder and COO of Huckletree about this and more. Andrew talks about his background, how Huckletree started, what Huckletree does, office working during Covid, the impact of Covid, learning from your mistakes, the importance of having a good team around you, and broadband. More about Andrew Lynch: Andrew moved back from the UK earlier this year, where he did a master's degree in real-estate investment, before working in private equity and then co-founding Huckletree. During that time Huckletree has opened 5 co-working spaces in the UK and one in Ireland. Andrew has seen companies join Huckletree Ireland as start-ups and grow and expand and, as they take on investment, grow very quickly to 30 or 40 people. The Dublin space brings its global member count to 2,000 people.

My guest for this episode is, Andrew Lynch, Co-Founder @ Huckletree. Flexible and curated workspaces in the heart of the innovation ecosystem ,Huckletree is made up of 3,000+ members, 300+ companies, 45 passionate people working hard behind-the-scenes, seven spaces, two co-founders and a mission to be braver together...Connect with Andrew - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewdlynch/ Huckletree - https://www.huckletree.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaling-your-business-wrian-lanigan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The return to co-working spaces has been vital for many businesses. We discuss the future of these spaces with Gabriela Hersham, CEO of workspace company Huckletree. Plus, Josh Fehnert on good office design and Professor Stefan Allesch-Taylor's tips on entrepreneurial thinking. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest founded the fast growing coworking community Huckletree - spaces to help businesses grow, collaborate and pioneer new ideas for the future. Being a dad, alongside running a business like this, you wouldn't think there'd be time left for much else. Well, you'd be wrong on this occasion. Andrew spends what time he has left running ultramarathons - which often means a marathon before breakfast! All this, whilst somehow remaining one of the most chilled out Startup Dads we've had on the show to date. There's a lot to be learnt from this episode about resilience and achieving the impossible, to apply to both Startup and Dad Life. Keep up to date with everything Startup Dads related on Twitter -  https://twitter.com/startupdadspod/ (https://twitter.com/startupdadspod/) This week's Startup Shout Out: Felix Capital - https://www.felixcap.com/ A https://fascinateproductions.co.uk/ (Fascinate) Production. 

Huckletree and Certified Proud recently announced a partnership today which will help its workspaces become more inclusive to LGBTQ+ people living in Dublin, Manchester and London. Certified Proud's goal is to create a collective of safe spaces so that members of the LGBTQ+ community can live a life free from discrimination and unease.  Many businesses are happy to raise a rainbow flag during Pride, but the LGBTQ+ community needs to know that they will be accepted 365 days a year. Liam Redmond and Eve Kerton from Certified Proud and Aislinn Mahon from Huckletree talk about building a more progressive and inclusive workplace.

John Kennedy talks to Aislinn Mahon from Huckletree and Brian Moran from NoCo about how the hubs are joining forces to serve a new working reality where 88pc of people are planning to return to the office only once a week. What does this mean for the future of work in Ireland?

Gaby Hersham is the CEO and Co-Founder of Huckletree, a unique co-working space which brings together a diverse community of startups, innovators and entrepreneurs - all powered by a shared belief in collaboration as a key business principle. With multiple offices in London, Manchester and Dublin, Huckletree has grown into an ecosystem which continues to empower the modern workforce. Huckletree has raised over £8M and is inspiring change across the co-working industry. Having been featured in Sky News, the Evening Standard and other news outlets, Gaby is leaving a legacy as a female entrepreneur.

In this episode, Gaby & I discuss the origins of Huckletree, picking the right co-founder, intentionally creating inclusive teams and why companies have no excuse, how being a parent has shaped the culture at Huckletree, balancing guilt as a mother, making time for you and your mental health.  About Gabriela Hersham: Gaby is a mother, wife and Founder and CEO of Huckletree one of London's original co-working spaces and credited as the woman who brought co-working to London. Huckletree now has eight communities in 4 cities, 3 countries and a team of 70 people. Gaby is a champion of women in business as well as actively campaigning for diversity in the VC/Tech world. An influential female founder within London's technology ecosystem currently serving on the advisory board of several startup businesses and in her spare time?? she runs founder groups Join Huckletree - https://www.huckletree.com In the business of building community - by curating shared workspaces, offering pro-bono accelerator programs and delivering educational content for entrepreneurs Follow Gaby on social mediaTwitter - gabrielahersham Linkedin - Gabriela Hersham IG - Gabrielahersham In Episode 06 of EverydayDay Leadership, Gaby and I discuss (times are approximate): What is Huckletree - 02:30 secs Impact of Covid on Co-Working Space - 4:00 Pivoting into the tech world from the film industry - 06:15 Creating and running a business as a first-time founder - 08:00 The good and bad side of being married to an entrepreneur: 10:15 How Huckletree raised Series A funding - 12.10 Developing a great relationship with your co-founder - 15:40 Raising the initial investment to start the business - 17:30 Lessons learnt from Huckletree journey - 19:15 Creating a truly diverse workforce - 21:00  What does leadership mean as the CEO - 24:00 Declaring pregnancy to investors - 26:45 Feeling like a second class citizen in the room as a woman in a room of investors  - 28:45 How being a mother has shaped the culture of Huckletree - 29:45 Balancing mom guilt and reframing your mindset to look after yourself  - 34:00 Making Tic Tocs and why it's important - 37:30 Being the dumbest person in the room - 42:00 Why having a great culture is important - 45.40 Subscribe using your favorite podcast app via Apple Podcasts Spotify Deezer Stitcher SPREAD THE WORD. LEAVE A RATING, REVIEW, AND FEEDBACK You can do this on the Apple podcast or on Sticher. Your ratings and reviews help us place the podcast in front of new leaders and listeners.  I am always keen to get feedback so if you have any thoughts once you've listened to this interview just drop me an email at hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I appreciate you and your support

In this episode, Gaby & I discuss the origins of Huckletree, picking the right co-founder, intentionally creating inclusive teams and why companies have no excuse, how being a parent has shaped the culture at Huckletree, balancing guilt as a mother, making time for you and your mental health. About Gabriela Hersham: Gaby is a mother, wife and Founder and CEO of Huckletree one of Londons original co-working spaces and credited as the woman who brought co-working to London. Huckletree now has eight communities in 4 cities, 3 countries and a team of 70 people. Gaby is a champion of women in business as well as actively campaigning for diversity in the VC/Tech world. An influential female founder within Londons technology ecosystem currently serving on the advisory board of several startup businesses and in her spare time?? she runs founder groups Join Huckletree - https://www.huckletree.com In the business of building community - by curating shared workspaces, offering pro-bono accelerator programs and delivering educational content for entrepreneurs Follow Gaby on social mediaTwitter - gabrielahersham Linkedin - Gabriela Hersham IG - Gabrielahersham In Episode 06 of EverydayDay Leadership, Gaby and I discuss (times are approximate): What is Huckletree - 02:30 secs Impact of Covid on Co-Working Space - 4:00 Pivoting into the tech world from the film industry - 06:15 Creating and running a business as a first-time founder - 08:00 The good and bad side of being married to an entrepreneur: 10:15 How Huckletree raised Series A funding - 12.10 Developing a great relationship with your co-founder - 15:40 Raising the initial investment to start the business - 17:30 Lessons learnt from Huckletree journey - 19:15 Creating a truly diverse workforce - 21:00 What does leadership mean as the CEO - 24:00 Declaring pregnancy to investors - 26:45 Feeling like a second class citizen in the room as a woman in a room of investors - 28:45 How being a mother has shaped the culture of Huckletree - 29:45 Balancing mom guilt and reframing your mindset to look after yourself - 34:00 Making Tic Tocs and why its important - 37:30 Being the dumbest person in the room - 42:00 Why having a great culture is important - 45.40 Subscribe using your favorite podcast app via Apple Podcasts Spotify Deezer Stitcher SPREAD THE WORD. LEAVE A RATING, REVIEW, AND FEEDBACK You can do this on the Apple podcast or on Sticher. Your ratings and reviews help us place the podcast in front of new leaders and listeners. I am always keen to get feedback so if you have any thoughts once youve listened to this interview just drop me an email at hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I appreciate you and your support

On today’s episode, I’m chatting with founder and CEO of Huckletree, a company building co-working hubs and communities across the UK and Ireland. Growing up in an entrepreneurial household, this week’s guest knew from an early age what it would take to create a successful business. However, despite studying the subject at university, it was the world of film that first caught her eye for which she moved to New York to pursue. Coming to the realisation that becoming a working actress was perhaps an unrealistic career for the ambitious entrepreneur, she decided to leave it and the city behind and pick up her life back in London. She didn’t return from America with nothing though, as during her time there she discovered the concept of co-working and had an idea brewing ever since. Enlisting the help of her co-founder once settled back in the UK, she set to work drawing up plans for what would soon become Huckletree, her very own collection of co-working spaces with an emphasis on supporting innovation and cultivating communities. Sharing how she did it and everything in between, here’s what it’s like to be Gabriela Hersham. To see what Huckletree has to offer, visit https://www.huckletree.com and keep up to date with them on social media @huckletree Follow Gabriela on social media @gabrielahersham

Hospitality covers a multitude of things.  The rise and rise of co-working fits firmly within that scope. We were lucky enough to get some time with Ben Swindells, Expansion Director for Huckletree (www.huckletree.com) a London based workspace accelerator with locations in London, Manchester and Dublin. Ben is an ex hotelier and now workspace specialist and is responsible for the growth and new projects for Huckletree. In 2019 Ben led the group to double growth in terms of footprint and members launching 4 new sites in 12 months.  Even though I mispronounced his name within the first 10 seconds, Ben recovered to tell his story beautifully.  We cover off gems such as Being thrust in at the deep end, events, F&B Projects, The 2012 Olympics, the check in process, Co-Working (Of course), The Shoreditch Buzz, fast growth business, finding your calling, career leaps of faith and much more. Enjoy Recorded on 26th June 2020 This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

Gabriela Hersham is one of the biggest hearted human beings that you can find. She applies that operating model to the two big jobs in her like, that of CEO of Huckletree and mother of two fabulous children. From the moment I met her, her loving energy and desire to help create community across multiple levels are just some of the things that inspire me about her. We met on the airwaves, with her in France and me in London. We spoke of things like:

Few companies or employees are planning a total return to the office anytime soon – yet despite that, co-working spaces aren't doomed. To find out why, we caught up with Andrew Lynch from Huckletree and Josh Wyatt from Neuehouse.

Today we're talking to Gabriela Hersham, Co-Founder & CEO of Huckletree. We talk with Gabriela about her time as an actress, the need for flexibility, and how Huckletree is transforming co-working spaces.

Introducing Gabriela Hersham, founder of workspace community Huckletree. In this special mentor edition we talk about the importance of culture, how to build one and the need for leaders to lead. Not one to be missed.

We've heard for weeks that offices and co-working spaces are doomed, but is that really the case? A special episode with Gabriela Hersham, co-founder and CEO of coworking company Huckletree.

Gabriela Hersham is a go-getter. She's also a mother of two small children and the co-founder and CEO of Huckletree. Her combination of optimism and realism has helped her create a unique co-working empire which helps the businesses that use them to thrive. Huckletree was born in London's Shoreditch and has now got branches all over London and in Manchester, Dublin and Oslo. In this episode, she gets real about what it takes to own your own company and be a mother and she tells us why celebrating wins in business is not only important for morale but paramount to the success and growth of your venture.

'Entrepreneurship is not an elite sport, it's a sport for everybody.' Manchester has been a hub of innovation since the industrial revolution. With its thriving business landscape, collaborative approach to getting things done and and low operating costs it's a competitive location for business expansion and creation. Tony Walker is deputy director of the Masood Enterprise Centre at the University of Manchester which helps to develop entrepreneurial startups and unlock talent. In this episode, recorded at Huckletree in Manchester, Tony speaks to Trish about the startup scene in the city, why work spaces are vital to successful incubation of new businesses and why the private sector needs to support a startup environment. Top takeaways for entrepreneurs: - Remember you're on a journey. You may take a few wrong turns and hit some dead ends but its important to keep going. - Get people on board. Often a shared journey is more rewarding. - Get yourself out there. - Validate everything. Host: Patricia Keating Guest: Tony Walker, deputy director of the Masood Enterprise Centre https://www.alliancembs.manchester.ac.uk/study/masood-enterprise-centre/ Listening Time: 30 mins Follow Tech Manchester: Twitter: @tecmcr LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/techmanchester/

The news of WeWork's decline has been prominent in the media recently but this doesn't trouble Gabriela's vision of what Huckletree can and will become, a co-working space spread across Europe with the aim to bring original minds together by sector and scale, to be brave and lead industry change. As a female and a mum, Gabriela faced backlash when launching but despite that pushed through the negativity and is on the way to achieving something quite incredible - Get ready to be Inspired. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The news of WeWork's decline has been prominent in the media recently but this doesn't trouble Gabriela's vision of what Huckletree can and will become, a co-working space spread across Europe with the aim to bring original minds together by sector and scale, to be brave and lead industry change. As a female and a mum, Gabriela faced backlash when launching but despite that pushed through the negativity and is on the way to achieving something quite incredible - Get ready to be Inspired. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Niamh Maher is director of audio and video at Her.ie. Listen to her podcast, Girls with Goals, here. Follow her on Instagram. Twitter is here. Niamh spoke to Michaella McCollum for Her.ie. Watch the video and read the details here. Listen to PlayXPlay, a weekly sports show hosted by Jenny Murphy and produced by Niamh. Things we mention include: Popsessed, the pop culture podcast hosted by Conor Behan and Holly Shortall The episode of How to be Sound featuring James Kavanagh, which you'll find on iTunes here Aislinn Mahon, GM of Huckletree. Listen to her Girls with Goals episode here Michaella McCollum's book, You'll Never See Daylight Again, is available from Amazon (affiliate link) The Morning Show, a new streaming series on Apple TV+ NK Jemisin's The Fifth Season, one of the best sci-fi books I've ever read (affiliate link) *** Throw me $1! (Or, y'know, more!) I write a whole lot of pieces on Patreon for paid subscribers and you can be one of those from just $1 a month at patreon.com/rosemarymaccabe.  You can follow me on all social media @rosemarymaccabe.  Please do rate, review and subscribe to How to be Sound on iTunes – it really helps boost my ego and make me feel like I'm not wasting my time. kthx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#CrazyTechStories!   Where Hacker Noon brings you a handful of stories from the community at large. Сrazy tech stories is part of a larger series of talks presented in association with Indeed Prime and Huckletree at Huckletree’s London location. This episode of Hacker Noon is sponsored by Indeed Prime.  Visit https://www.indeedprime.com/hackernoon/ to flip the script on the job search and join now for access to resumé reviews, 1:1 sessions with technical career coaches, personalized work-style assessments and even negotiation tips to help seal the deal. In this episode you get to meet Priansh Shah, co-founder of Aiko AI, David Smooke, CEO of Hacker Noon, Anthony Rose, Founder and CEO of SeedLegals, and Thomas Webb, artist/hacker extraordinaire.  Listen to the talks on iTunes or watch on YouTube. Production and music by Derek Bernard - https://haberdasherband.com/production https://hackernoon.com/  https://community.hackernoon.com/   https://contribute.hackernoon.com/  https://sponsor.hackernoon.com/  https://podcast.hackernoon.com/  https://twitter.com/hackernoon/  https://facebook.com/hackernoon/  P.S. If you dig the new Hacker Noon Podcast, consider giving us a 5 star review on iTunes. Also check out the top stories from this month, the latest stories, and today’s homepage.

#CrazyTechStories!   Where Hacker Noon brings you a handful of stories from the community at large. Сrazy tech stories is part of a larger series of talks presented in association with Indeed Prime and Huckletree at Huckletree’s London location. This episode of Hacker Noon is sponsored by Indeed Prime.  Visit https://www.indeedprime.com/hackernoon/ to flip the script on the job search and join now for access to resumé reviews, 1:1 sessions with technical career coaches, personalized work-style assessments and even negotiation tips to help seal the deal. In this episode you get to meet Simon Woolf, developer of Ably.io, Alex Bor, tech lead of Huckletree and Anton Mozgovoy, CTO of Humaniq.  You get to discover what happens when a bug disappears or alters its behavior when one attempts to probe or isolate it from Simon Woolf of Ably.io, how Huckletree succeeds in bringing together a disruptive community of startups in London, Dublin & Manchester from its tech lead Alex Bor and why you should never do your releases on Friday from Anton Mozgovoy of Humaniq.  Listen to the talks on iTunes or watch on YouTube. Production and music by Derek Bernard - https://haberdasherband.com/production https://hackernoon.com/  https://community.hackernoon.com/   https://contribute.hackernoon.com/  https://sponsor.hackernoon.com/  https://podcast.hackernoon.com/  https://twitter.com/hackernoon/  https://facebook.com/hackernoon/  P.S. If you dig the new Hacker Noon Podcast, consider giving us a 5 star review on iTunes. Also check out the top stories from July, the latest stories, and today’s homepage.

Selina, Nafisa and Sara are back at Huckletree this week, discussing the pressures on women to get married in the Muslim community & living your best life at 88 in Wakanda. It works like this - the girls are challenged to each bring three subjects they'd like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated and then leave it for public scrutiny! Even the most mundane of topics sometimes give way to often layered and useful perspectives...

Selina, Nafisa and Sara are back at Huckletree this week, debating Dubai and spiritual ills & getting hyped up for Amaliah's first movie premiere of 'The Judge'. It works like this - the girls are challenged to each bring three subjects they'd like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated and then leave it for public scrutiny! Even the most mundane of topics sometimes give way to often layered and useful perspectives... - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support -

Gabriela is the founder of co-working space Huckletree.

Lawrence Kenwright, founder of hotel business Signature Living, has experienced the highest highs and lowest lows of running one's own company. He made millions with his first venture, then lost it all, then built himself back up, and he joined us in the studio to tell us how it all happened. We got the scoop on how to plan a perfect hen party, what you need to remember when you're trying to make a comeback, and why the UK is headed for another financial crisis. We're taking a break for Christmas, so there won't be a new podcast out for the next few weeks. However, if you're missing us too much, [you can find all previous episodes here](http://www.cityam.com/topic/city-am-unregulated). N.B. There is some light swearing in this week's episode. If you like the episode, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps other people to find the podcast. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Finding a mortgage is never really fun and can sometimes be quite painful - but Daniel Hegarty is trying to change that. The founder of digital mortgage broker Habito joined Caitlin on this week's podcast to talk about where he got the idea for his company, how he found funding for it, and why he left the music business for the world of startups. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Running out of inspiration? Andy Bird, author of The Inspired Leader, joins us to explain the science behind inspiration, and how you can harness it to make yourself feel more inspired. He talks about how the best leaders come up with good ideas, and how they get their teams as excited as they are. If you like this week's episode, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps other people to find the podcast. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Jude Ower, founder and chief executive of gaming platform Playmob, tells Caitlín how the power of games can be used to help good causes. She shares her advice on starting a tech company, sexism in the tech and gaming industries and what it felt like to get her MBE. If you like this week's episode, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps other people to find the podcast. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Matt Powell tells us how Breaking Barriers, the charity he founded and now leads, is helping refugees find jobs in the UK - and what listeners can do to help. Joining Matt in the studio is Ammar, a Syrian refugee, who explains how the process works for someone actually going through it. If you like this week's episode, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps other people find the podcast. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Will Butler-Adams, the boss of Brompton Bicycles, joins us to talk working with entrepreneurs, creating an iconic brand - and the blood, sweat and tears that went into the creation of the company's new foldable ebike. If you like this week's episode, please subscribe and give us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps other people find the podcast. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

To celebrate the start of our second series, we’re learning how to start again: career coach Caroline Arnold and Jeremy Torz, the founder of Union Hand-Roasted Coffee, share their experiences. With thanks to Huckletree and White City Place.

Antoine Nussenbaum is a Principal and member of the founding team of Felix Capital. Prior to Felix, Antoine was a Partner at Atlas Global, a private equity fund originally part of GLG Partners. Over the past five years he has worked closely with various early-stage digital startups including Mirakl, Jellynote, Pave, Reedsy and 31Dover and actively helped them launch their businesses. If that wasn't enough he has also been involved since inception with Huckletree, a fast growing coworking operator dedicated to the UK digital community which was started by his wife. To check out the available positions at Felix Capital click here! In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How did Antoine make his move into the world of VC? 2.) What sectors do Felix invest in? What stage? Geography? 3.) How do Felix position themselves in the VC space? How do Felix plan to differentiate between other VCs firms in Europe? As for the structure of the fund, why did Felix choose an advisor heavy approach? 4.) Why does Antoine think Europe has the edge at the moment? Also, with the rise of the Nordics and Berlin, why did Felix choose to setup in London? 5.) How does Antoine assess the London and European funding and tech environment at the moment? Does Antoine agree with the media hype over a tech bubble? 6.) How do digital brands address the issue of the millenials with reducing brand loyalty? Does Antoine think this will be a problem for consumer startups in the fashion, food and travel space? Items Mentioned In Today's Show: Felix's Manifesto, HuckleTree, Co-Founder @ Huckletree on CNBC Antoine's Fave Book: The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz, Capital In The Twenty-First Century by Thomas Picketty Antoine's Fave Productivity Tools: Streak, Slack, Evernote, Pocket Antoine's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Fred Wilson: AVC, ProductHunt Antoine's Most Recent Investment: The Food Assembly As always you can follow Harry, Antoine, The Twenty Minute VC and Felix Capital on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!