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Mark Dixon, Founder and CEO of IWG, which he started in 1989 as Regus, discusses workplace evolution and flexible work trends. He shares insights from building IWG's 18-brand network serving 8 million users across 120+ countries. A serial entrepreneur, Mark shares how evolving workforce needs and digital tools shape location-agnostic office strategies. He emphasizes structuring real estate portfolios to empower employees and align with their work, and critiques outdated RTO policies. Mark discusses reshaping onboarding and productivity practices across roles and generations. He debunks in-office apprenticeships in today's tech-facilitated world.      TAKEAWAYS    [01:36] Mark Dixon find school too slow and leaves to start getting involved in business.    [02:39] After his first—sandwich—venture, Mark travels the world to gain more experience.    [02:59] Mark builds a successful hotdog business, then co-living apartments in Belgium.    [03:45] Exploring entrepreneurial opportunities in Europe lays the foundation for IWG.   [05:37] Mark's struggles securing office space in reveals a market need for flexible workspaces.   [06:07] On a hunch, the first center opens in 1989, based on simplicity, speed, and outsourcing needs.   [07:21] Companies want flexibility, speed, and capital-light solutions—not real estate complications.   [09:32] IWG's first clients are mostly large enterprises, while half now are SMEs and entrepreneurs.    [10:31] All clients' reasons are the same: efficiency off the balance sheet with flexibility and speed.    [11:19] IWG's 18 brands offer diverse options from flexible warehouse space to a private members' club.   [13:07] A hospitality mindset is key—providing functioning workspaces with good internet and support.    [14:05] Technological advances enable management at distance, where employees have support.   [15:32] Workers increasingly self-optimize office usage: hourly, daily, or long-term team project space.   [16:50] Good management skills, not location, drives productivity and effective team outcomes.   [18:49] More projects and fractionalized work are driving demand for short-term collaboration spaces.   [20:58] IWG supports distributed workers and teams globally with platform-like flexible access.    [21:23] Businesses shift to convenient offices near where people live to reduce commute strain.   [23:30] RTO mandates are based on leaders responding to questions with data support.    [24:00] 80% of Fortune 500 companies are becoming more distributed, often providing offices nearer to where people live.     [25:22] Virtual onboarding and apprenticeships are effective supported intentionally with technology.    [28:45] Workspace purchasing shifts from real estate to procurement, finance, and HR departments.   [29:30] Many companies want offices which are convenient for the people they want to hire.    [30:00] Organizations are focused on their balance sheet and being capital light and flexible.    [31:54] IWG spends significant resources studying work design for customers and IWG employees.    [32:48] Design investments encompass tech needs and usage and evolving user expectations.   [33:52] IMMEDIATE ACTION TIP: To optimize work and location for outcomes, structure your portfolio, not your policy, and give people the best support for the jobs they are doing.      RESOURCES    Mark Dixon on LinkedIn  IWG's website  Some IWG brands' websites: Regus, Spaces, HQ workspaces  The Hybrid Working Calculator white paper  The Future of Work – A trends forecast for 2024 white paper      QUOTES    “Business people in general understood the value of capital light - focus capital on core business, not on peripheral activities. The value of service. The value of immediacy. I can just take it--the value of flexibility.”    “Companies are understanding that they're in the job of supporting people to be more productive. That's the job. They're very focused on their balance sheet. They're very focused on capital light. They're very focused on flexibility.”    “In a modern tech-facilitated world, you structure your portfolio, not your policy. It's not a question of RTO or not—it's about enabling the best support for the people for the job they're doing.”    “80% of Fortune 500 use us, and the majority of them are moving to a more distributed workplace.”    “We used to deal with just property directors. Now we are talking to procurement, human resources. and to finance people.”    “Companies are understanding that they're in the job of supporting people to be more productive.” 

In this powerful conversation, Mark Dixon — visionary founder and CEO of IWG — joins The Allwork.Space Future of Work® Podcast to unpack the real story behind the rise of flexible workspaces. With more than 5,000 locations worldwide and a client roster that includes 80% of the Fortune 500, IWG is shaping the new era of hybrid work. Mark reveals how his frustrations with traditional office leases led to a global revolution in workplace strategy. From debunking the “return to office” narrative to exploring how AI and remote work are rewriting real estate economics, this episode delivers insider insights from one of the most influential voices in the flexible workspace movement. 

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Welcome to the latest IWG podcast with John Reid MBE where we discuss the world of public service and operational excellence with John Reid, the Head of Operational Insights at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). With over 35 years of experience, John has dedicated his career to improving services for vulnerable customers and making a positive impact on communities across Scotland.John's passion for public service extends beyond his professional life. As a founding member of Ardgowan Football Development Club and an avid charity fundraiser, he brings a unique perspective on leadership, community engagement, and the importance of giving back

Yaron Naymark, Founder of 1 Main Capital, is back for the fifth time on the podcast to provide an update on his thesis for International Workplace Group plc (LSE: IWG), and how he overcomes the general investor skepticism associated with the company. For more information about Yaron Naymark and 1 Main Capital, please visit: https://www.1maincapital.com/ Yaron's original YAVP appearance talking $IWG.L: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmVjVOoG6Sc Yaron's last YAVP appearance talking $IWG.L (June 2024): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkZng2PSdxM Chapters: [0:00] Introduction + Episode sponsor: Daloopa [1:31] Overview of $IWG.L and why it's interesting to Yaron [10:36] Valuation [13:42] Franchisees happiness levels with IWG / IWG's "secret sauce"; competitive advantage [21:44] Funding is an obstacle? / RevPAR [33:00] Overcoming general investor skepticism [44:36] Recent transactions in the IWG (shared space) industry, and what that means for IWG valuation / why doesn't Regis own WeWork right now [53:15] Valuation [57:02] What the most likely reason Yaron thinks the thesis doesn't play out / final thoughts Today's sponsor: Daloopa Earnings season is hectic—there's no way around it. But what if you could take back the time you spend on manual model updates? With Daloopa, you can. Daloopa automates your audit and update process, instantly pulling accurate, fundamental data from filings and reports directly into your models. That means no more wasting hours on repetitive tasks. Instead, you can focus on analyzing trends, refining strategies, and staying ahead of the competition. Stop letting manual work slow you down. Set up a free account today by visiting daloopa.com/YAV and see how Daloopa can transform your workflow.

Ian Hallett hosts the Frontiers podcast, is a Group Managing Director at global flexible workspace provider IWG plc and is completing a PhD at the business school and grande école ESCP in Paris.This is the final episode of Frontiers, and I felt it appropriate to share an interview I did for the Show Up! podcast, in which I shared my leadership journey.It's been a privilege to speak with the amazing guests I've had on Frontiers. My heartfelt thanks to all of them and to you, the regular listeners.I am now focusing on my new project, Leaders of the People, which aims to democratise leadership education. Perhaps one day, I will relaunch Frontiers as part of this, but for now, it's been an amazing experience. Thanks again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

澳大利亚正在迎来 “全国骑车上班日”（10月16日），但骑车上班的人数却在继续下降。 IWG的一项调查结果显示，仅有五分之二的骑行者骑自行车上下班。 现在，行业领导者呼吁采取更多激励措施，让人们骑自车通勤。 （点击上方收听音频）

In this episode, we discuss updates on low-risk MDS with Dr. Maximilian Stahl with a focus on imetelstat and luspatercept. Here are the trials we discussed: 1. IWG 2019 response criteriahttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7042664/ 2. MEDALIST trial: Luspatercepthttps://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa1908892?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed 3. COMMANDS trial : Luspatercept https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(23)00874-7/abstracthttps://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanhae/article/PIIS2352-3026(24)00203-5/abstract 4. IMerge trial: Imetelstat https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(23)01724-5/abstract  

Mark Dixon is a pioneer in the world of coworking. Mark is the founder of Regus, now known as IWG - which has more than 4,000 locations across more than 120 countries - and where he serves as CEO. Mark joins Adam to share his journey and his best lessons and advice. Mark and Adam discuss a wide range of topics: entrepreneurship, leadership, growth and scale, innovation, hiring, the future of work, and much more.

Yaron Naymark, Founder of 1 Main Capital, is back for the fourth time on the podcast to provide an update on his thesis for International Workplace Group plc (LSE: IWG). For more information about Yaron Naymark and 1 Main Capital, please visit: https://www.1maincapital.com/ Yaron's original YAVP appearance talking $IWG.L: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmVjVOoG6Sc Chapters: [0:00] Introduction + Episode sponsor: Fundamental Edge [1:47] Quick $IWG.L pitch[6:45] CEO recently sells block of shares, putting into perspective CEO's ownership [11:43] $IWG.L inflection - ramping of management franchise [18:11] December 2023 investor day [21:00] $IWG.L bear case [28:45] Franchise revenue margins / understanding IWG market [33:11] Discrepancy between informed IWG analysts vs. speaking with building owners / impact from WeWork [38:23] Competitive environment (post-WeWork emerging from bankruptcy) [42:56] Why didn't IWG take out WeWork and why IWG should own WeWork [52:10] What worries Yaron about IWG thesis (if management franchise business hits a wall) [56:36] Enterprise and final thoughts / US Listing / Buybacks and Dividend / Catalysts for 2024-25 Today's sponsor: Fundamental Edge You've probably heard about the Analyst Academy from Fundamental Edge by now. So instead of repeating the basics, let's talk a minute about what the Academy is and is not. The Analyst Academy is a practical course on the tools and skillsets required to succeed in the buy-side analyst seat. The instructors have experience from firms such as Maverick Capital, DE Shaw, Citadel, Balyasny and ExodusPoint. But what is the Academy NOT? It's NOT a course on stock-picking. It IS a rigorous guide to learning a process. It's NOT a guide to pod shop investing. The Academy attracts a wide range of equity investors, from multi-managers to long only to family offices. Rather than teaching a particular style, Fundamental Edge equips learners with the essential skills required to hit the ground running and support their PM. It's NOT a financial modeling course. Modeling is, of course, part of the curriculum and plays a central role. But the Academy is more than that. It teaches idea generation, thesis communication and how to add value as an analyst. To learn more and access a 10% discount code, go to fundamentedge.com/YAVP

The Autism & Grief Project is a new online platform designed to help adults with autism navigate and cope with the complexities of grief arising from both death and non-death losses. Alex LaMorie, A.A.S is a member of the project's Advisory Board and brings his lived experience with both autism and grief to this work. Dr. Kenneth J. Doka, PhD, MDiv, brings years of both professional and personal grief knowledge to his role on the project's Development Team. The Autism & Grief Project is unique - just as grief and autism are unique - and the site provides information not only for adults with autism who are grieving, but also the people who are supporting them.  We discuss: Parallels between the uniqueness of grief and the individual experience of autism What Alex found to be helpul and unhelpful in his grief Being open to different forms of communication and emotional expression Learning to ask for help The goals for the Autism & Grief Project What Alex and Dr. Doka learned from being part of the project Alex D. LaMorie, A.A.S is an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland Global Campus and autism advocate. Alex's expressive grief artwork was recently featured in the textbook Superhero Grief: The Transformative Power of Loss (2021, Routledge). He serves as an advisor on the Hospice Foundation of America's Autism & Grief Project. In his spare time, he loves movies and TV shows as well as traveling to Comic Con and Anime conventions with his older sister. Alex also loves creative writing and spending time with his New York family so he can eat the world's best pizza and bagels! Kenneth J. Doka, PhD, MDiv, is Senior Vice President of Grief Programs at Hospice Foundation of America (HFA) and recipient of the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Death Education and Counseling. He serves as editor of HFA's Living with Grief® book series and its Journeys bereavement newsletter. He is a prolific author, editor, and lecturer; past president of the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC); and a member and past chair of the International Work Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavement (IWG). In 2018, the IWG presented Doka with the Herman Feifel Award for outstanding achievement in thanatology. He received an award for Outstanding Contributions in the Field of Death Education from ADEC in 1998. Doka is an ordained Lutheran minister and a licensed mental health counselor in the state of New York. This episode is the second in our 2024 three-part series highlighting the voices of communities who have historically been underrepresented in the grief world. The series is part of an ongoing collaboration between Dougy Center and The New York Life Foundation. We are deeply grateful for New York Life Foundation's tireless support and advocacy for children and teens who are grieving.

In 1989, Mark Dixon had an idea - the traditional office didn't work for many businesses and they needed something more flexible. More than 30 years later, he has been proved right. IWG, the business he founded, is now worth more than £2 billion and runs 4,000 serviced offices around the world, which millions of people use to do their jobs as flexible working has taken off. But it has been a challenging and sometimes lonely battle to get IWG to this point. This is a story that involves rapid growth, Chapter 11 bankruptcy and flashy new rivals… This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit offtolunch.substack.com

Boeing's CEO is moving on, just not quite yet. (xx:xx) Jason Moser and Deidre Woollard discuss: - The ins and outs of Boeing's CEO search. - Why Masimo may spin out its consumer division. - If Elliott Management can make Match soar. (xx:xx) IWG CEO Mark Dixon explores the opportunity his company sees in the global shift toward hybrid work. Companies discussed: IWG, BA, MASI, MTCH, PYPL, ETSY Claim your Epic discount: www.fool.com/epic Host: Deidre Woollard Guests: Jason Moser, Mark Dixon Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Chace Pryzlepa, Dan Boyd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest today is Lisa O'Keefe, a former Scottish international rugby player who was a director at Sport England for 14 years and is now Secretary General of the International Working Group on Women and Sport, the world's largest network dedicated to gender equality in sport and physical activity. Lisa is responsible for leading the Secretariat while it's hosted in the UK until 2026.A passionate advocate for women's sport and breaking down barriers to participation, Lisa led groundbreaking insight work at Sport England, which paved the way for much innovation, including the globally recognised This Girl Can campaign.Thank you to Sport England who support The Game Changers Podcast with a National Lottery award.Find out more about The Game Changers podcast here: https://www.fearlesswomen.co.uk/thegamechangersHosted by Sue AnstissProduced by Sam Walker, What Goes On MediaA Fearless Women production

Mark Dixon, Founder and CEO of IWG When Mark founded Regus, now known as IWG, he was the first to offer co-working space on a large scale. We explore how workplaces, offices, and even commercial real estate have changed since he started in the company in 1989. Mark explains how companies are increasingly choosing hybrid or flexible work schedules, which mix working from home and in-office time, resulting in a $2 trillion total addressable market opportunity. We look into how trends like remote work and urban policy are impacting what it's like to work in major cities around the world and why on-premise or in-office work will never go away, even with the latest trends and changes in tech. https://blindap.onelink.me/ttCg/qgieaq5h

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Peter Jackson, CEO of Flutter discusses the burgeoning business of sports betting and their plans for an IPO next year. Mark Dixon, CEO and Founder of IWG talks about the growth of the hybrid work model. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Bloomberg News Technology Managing Editor Mark Milian discuss Anduril's tiny, reusable fighter jet. And we Drive to the Close with Jimmy Lee, CEO at Wealth Consulting Group.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today is Thursday, November 16, and we're looking at WeWork vs. IWG.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Terror Roulette is a new, intimate horror experience at The Arboretum of South Barrington in South Barrington, IL. A partnership between IWG and The Arboretum of South Barrington, this event thrusts participants wishing to test their fate into an interactive story where they become the selected victims of a bloodthirsty secret society.

Citigroup's Jane Fraser is looking to reinvent one of the Big Four banks. Can she do it? (00:21)Matt Frankel and Deidre Woollard discuss: - The challenges facing Citgroup. - Why big banks have to get serious about high-yield accounts. - Charles Schwab's opportunity to build an integrated platform. (19:49)  Mark Dixon, CEO of IWG, talks to Deidre Woollard about the changing role of the office in business life. Get your Stock Advisor discount here:  www.fool.com/mfmdiscount Companies discussed: C, IWG, SOFI, WFC, BAC, JPM, ALLY Host: Deidre Woollard Guests: Matt Frankel, Mark Dixon Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Annie Pope, Dan Boyd

What exactly is work today, and how should leaders manage and engage their teams in this unsettled new reality? In this episode of the Inspire Podcast Bart speaks with Wayne Berger, CEO of the Americas at IWG, the world's largest provider of flexible workspaces about these questions. Drawing on IWG's research, Wayne explains what the future of work looks like, why it's not the office but rather the commute workers want to avoid at all costs, and why being in the office can be a great thing if done right (hint: it's not about being on zoom). Then he shares guidance for leaders who must reach, engage and motivate teams that are increasingly bound more by mission and culture than proximity. He wraps up with some longer-term thoughts on how these trends can not only lead to better workplaces but healthier cities. 00:25 - Show intro 01:02 - Introducing Wayne and IWG 01:51 - Where they are recording 01:54 - We are neighbors 02:03 - Contrast in approach from Alan Richardson's interview 02:18 - What is IWG? 02:34 - World's largest provider of coworking spaces 03:38 - Record revenues 03:42 - 34 years in operation - 3.4 Billion 03:50 - Stats on remote work 04:12 - One long construction project 04:22 - Huge demand for their workspaces 04:57 - Different kinds of companies that use shared spaces 05:22 - What does the future of work look like - trends in the industry 05:47 - Big trends in the industry 06:38 - 82% of Fortune 500 clients use shared office space 07:03 - Looking to rationalize their real estate portfolio 07:37 - 90% of North American Workers demand flexibility 07:51 - Working from home is isolating 08:19 - Model the purpose of the day with the location 08:54 - What is real flexibility? 10:24 - Vacancy rates have gone up 10:38 - Leases and vacancies 11:30 - Fortune 500 companies using flexible workspaces 12:38 - Push/pull in the news headlines 13:20 - Fundamental shift in the workforce 13:26 - Coming soon - 75% of the workforce will be millennials and Gen Z 14:18 - All of my direct reports reside somewhere else 15:09 - Non-purposeful gatherings will diminish 15:28 - Bill Gates quote 15:58 - Bart summarizes trends 17:31 - Profitability is a huge cost 18:15 - Local hiring pool to global hiring pool 18:26 - Getting rid of the commute 18:44 - Environmental implications 19:16 - C-level position of: worker mobility! 19:44 - 15-min city concept 20:43 - Advice for leaders 21:34 - Invest in training on people managers to handle flexible workers 24:24 - What should people managers be able to do well? 24:41 - Align and communicate vision 25:49 - Support team members when you're not together? 26:25 - Find good gathering technology. For example, Microsoft Teams 29:28 - Replicate in-person with digital tools 35:51 - How to connect/find more 36:42 - Outro

In this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky speaks to Mark Dixon, CEO of IWG, about why the old style of office-based working doesn't work.You can learn about IWG at https://www.iwgplc.com/

Everything from a chat with the director of ‘The Night of the 12th' to a fashion study of the Afghan man. Plus we speak with Mark Dixon, the founder and chief executive of the world's largest workspace network, IWG.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is estimated that half of the buildings in the United States may be “WDB”, or water-damaged buildings. Most houses are often built of wood and drywall, and mold and fungi thrive on these types of building materials and surfaces. Prolonged exposure to mold can cause a lot of health problems. Mold can affect human health by causing allergies, infections, and toxicity. On this week's episode of Integrative Wellness Radio, we'll be taking a deep dive into discussing mold toxicity, how it affects your body, and what measures you can take, in order to avoid mold exposure.  Most people spend 90% of their time indoors, thus, they are in contact with mold every day of their lives. There is mold all around us. Mold travels in the air as tiny spores. These spores are highly toxic to humans over long durations. Leading this episode, Dr. Nicole will be busting some myths about mold while shedding more light on the subject. She will also be sharing her experience with mold toxicity along with what protocols she followed, in order to detox from mold. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://join.integrativewellnessgroup.com/optin1655184408492 For Practitioners; If you want to gain advanced clinical insight into understanding how to treat gut pathology, including parasitic infections, fungal overgrowth, SIBO, autoimmunity, celiac disease, and more. Click the below for Dr. Nicole's Advanced online Integrative Medicine Course: https://www.integrativegrowthinstitute.com/integrativemedicinecourses What you'll learn: How to know if you have mold toxicity, and where it's coming from Importance of working with someone who understands mold completely, for better testing How mold, being an immunosuppressant, opens you up to other types of fungal infections, bacterial issues, Lyme disease, and a variety of other things  How mold compromises the pancreas, causing insulin resistance, which then, leads to hormonal issues  Why do females and small children tend to be more symptomatic in a toxic environment than men? What are the ways to make your detox pathways work better, in order to eradicate toxicity?

Monocle's editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, joins the show to introduce his interview with Mark Dixon, the founder and chief executive of IWG. They discuss hybrid working and why the office will never go out of style, even if commuting does. Plus: we meet the German tech entrepreneurs behind a cutting-edge ‘second brain' productivity app.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yaron Naymark returns to the podcast to discuss the value case for IWG (London Listed). IWG is best known for their Regus brand, which competes with WeWork in the flex office space. Yaron thinks the market is discounting the operating leverage IWG will realize as they put COVID behind them and begin to accelerate their managed locations offering. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:10 IWG overview 12:05 How does the current high vacancy office space impact flex 17:00 Why COVID and tech layoffs could be a tailwind for flex office demand 20:05 Why office owners can't do flex themselves 28:30 Discussing WeWork's brand versus IWG 39:15 IWG's operating leverage and current valuation 52:35 Why is it taking IWG so long to accelerate their franchise business / refranchise corporate locations 55:50 Is pitching value creation / operating leverage just a Waiting for Godot story? 1:05:00 Looking at a potential Instant sale 1:12:30 The complexities of IWG's financial reporting

Chronic pain is a common, complex, and distressing problem that has a profound impact on individuals and society. On this episode of Integrative Wellness Radio, we will be discussing the connection between permanent solutions and does not resolve our issues indefinitely. Leading the episode, Dr. Nicole will be elaborating on the bigger picture as to why so many of us suffer from joint pain. And also, why aren't most of us getting the required answers and solutions to our problems? So tune in and listen to the entire episode as Dr.Nicole unravels the root causes of chronic pain and shares useful insight on how to overcome it. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 What you'll learn in this episode: Why these different conditions exist and how they can be tied to infections that make their way into our joints. How to identify the root cause of pain and what measures to take to resolve it permanently.  Importance of knowing how to differentiate physical pain from emotional pain. What are the roles of different tissues in your body and how they can affect your joints and muscles? How to pay attention to what your body needs and act upon them. Most common types of infections and how they make their way and get carried to different parts of your body. How you get exposed to different toxins on daily basis and their contribution to your inflammatory conditions and joint pain.  What are the things you need to consider when dealing with neurological pain? Importance of elaborate testing and how it can help us identify underlying problems.

Marking the 200th episode, Integrative Wellness Radio is back today with the highly requested episode on Vasectomy, what it means for your body and how it can be linked to a whole bunch of health problems such as prostate issues, neurodegeneration, and cardiovascular problems. Hosting the podcast today, Dr. Nicole will shed light on Vasectomy unraveling why some men experience the onset of odd symptoms after going through a vasectomy using real-life case studies. She will walk you through some of the most important things that you must be aware of if you're planning to get a vasectomy or know someone who's planning to get one. Tune in to the end to also learn about the solutions for symptoms related to Vasectomies.  You can watch the episode on Youtube and listen on every major streaming platform. Linked studies on Vasectomy related issues are listed below. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:11 Why Vasectomy should be widely discussed? 06:15 Understanding the anatomy 10:29 Less likely but possible things to happen with Vasectomy 21:32 Can a Vasectomy be reversed? 30:57 You don't have to normalize your symptoms 32:41 How men can help their prostate health Resources: Vasectomy and Prostate Cancer Risk: A 38-Year Nationwide Cohort Study Vasectomy in men with primary progressive aphasia A critical analysis of the reported association between vasectomy and frontotemporal dementia Watch this episode on Youtube: Integrative Wellness Group  

There are many health benefits when it comes to red light therapy. To name a few, red light therapy is useful in decreasing inflammation and stimulating post-procedure wound healing. It can also help bolster hair growth in people with alopecia and stimulate collagen production in people who hope to lessen fine lines and wrinkles.  On today's episode of Integrative Wellness Radio, Our CEO and host Dr. Nicole is joined by the founder of LightpathLED, Scott Kennedy. Scott is a certified laser/light specialist and health coach. In 2018, he started the first light therapy wellness center in New Jersey with the goal to help others get back to doing what they enjoy in life, without pain or pills. Tune in to the full episode to learn how red light can be beneficial to you regardless of the symptoms. Get 10% off using the code “IWG” by heading over to LightpathLED.com. The offer lasts up until New Year's Day. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 01:36 How Scott got into light therapy 06:10 Difference between laser and infrared light 10:54 What benefits the most from light therapy 15:36 Real-life case study  18:00 How does red light helps kids 23:01 Which red light to choose from

Taking a dive into the gut series. Today on Integrative Wellness Radio, Dr. Nicole will be talking about some of the common issues related to the gut such as indigestion and reflux. We are seeing so much increase in such disorders recently that it has now started to become normal for people suffering from gut issues. From changing prescriptions to trying new methods, Dr. Nicole will briefly explain why we need to stop and start looking at our body as a whole from the fundamental level. Tune in to today's episode as the Doctor will be shedding light on why you need to stop accepting your symptoms as the new normal and how conventional medicine can easily overlook the root cause of reflux, indigestion, and other gut issues. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:13 It's about how you do it   11:29 Mouth is a part of your gastrointestinal system  25:36 Myths about gut issues 52:14 If you understand the root cause, anything is possible

Diving into the hot topic of allergies, this week on the Integrative Wellness Radio we'll be talking about sensitivities that are caused by diet and environmental factors. These sensitivities can turn into full-blown allergies if untreated or diagnosed improperly.  Leading the episode, Dr. Nicole will pinpoint the difference between allergies and sensitivities. Why there's an epidemic on the rise and how does it relate to children getting allergic to some foods? Dr. Nicole will unravel how allergies and sensitivities can manifest as early as infancy and what are some of the best tools to identify and resolve them. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the early symptoms caused by allergy and mild sensitivity. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:15 What have we realized as physicians? 07:48 Difference between food allergy and sensitivity 21:11 False positives about skin prick test 28:25 Busting myths about allergies 37:19 Testing is NOT always accurate 44:37 Food allergies can look different across the board

We've talked about skin conditions in previous episodes of Integrative Wellness Radio. But today specifically we'll be taking a deep dive into the autoimmune aspect of skin conditions along with our host Dr. Nicole. Autoimmune skin conditions manifest when your body's natural defense system starts attacking the body's healthy skin cells, which is generally because of an underlying autoimmune disorder. Dr. Nicole will dissect the main components that lead to a weakened immune system and types of autoimmune skin conditions with case studies in her clinical practice. Listen to the end of the episode to better understand your body and what it needs. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 08:08 It's not always about your skin only 11:54 Emotions affect your skin 20:13 Lymphatic system works hand in hand with your skin 27:15 What messes up your collagen and connective tissue?

Spinning off from the previous week's episode. Today's episode of Integrative Wellness Radio brings autoimmune neurological conditions, what are some of these conditions, and how they manifest in the first place.  Dr. Nicole will be walking you through some of the common factors leading up to autoimmune conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's Dementia, etc. She will debunk the myth of putting the blame on aging for neurological decline and why you should better understand the root cause in order to properly diagnose these autoimmune neurological conditions.    Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 05:18 Treating the cause 11:53 The loss of Myelin Sheath 18:10 Neurological fatigue  25:21 Mold is the culprit and it's everywhere 31:37 Your brain shrinks when you sleep

In last week's episode, we spoke about how some neurotoxins lead to a neurological decline in people and why it's so prevalent these days. Today more on mental health we'll be diving into the root causes of mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety. A lot of us get through rough patches in our lives once in a while. But Dr. Nicole will brief us on why you can't always blame the “bad coping skills” as these disorders can also be caused by underlying health conditions that affect your mood and day-to-day routine. Tune in to the full episode to learn more about the various root causes to better identify and treat mental health disorders in yourself and your loved ones! Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:18 Struggling emotionally is not your fault 07:56 Blood sugar roller coaster 17:28 A patient's case study 35:14 Could it be a gut issue? 38:20 It's not in your genetics  57:11 You have to figure out the foundation 

Toxicity can cause a lot of adverse health effects. Today specifically on Integrative Wellness Radio we'll be taking a deep dive into a number of neurotoxins causing neurological declines such as Dementia and Alzheimer's. Dr. Nicole will shed light on why this decline is becoming such an epidemic. She will also unravel the mystery behind these neurotoxins and brief us on why we cannot always blame genetics. Join her for today's episode and learn more about how you can take care of your mental health and of your loved ones.   Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 04:10 It's not about YOUR toxins only  07:45 It's not your fault 12:03 Pesticides that cause the neurological decline 19:02 Pharmaceutical exposures 23:31 Arsenic toxicity  35:01 Glyphosate exposure 46:56 What affects the brain's ability to detox? 53:03 A patient's case study

Itsy bitsy bumps to the head are fairly common. But sometimes more severe cases lead to concussions or traumatic brain injury. On today's episode of Integrative Wellness Radio, we'll be talking about how some of these concussions and head injuries might be connected to a mental health decline.  Dr. Nicole will be walking us through the aftermath of suffering from these conditions and will shed light on how the body reacts to these types of conditions. Listen to the full episode as you will be able to walk away with information that will help you better manage these concussions and brain injuries. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:51 Symptoms of a concussion 06:37 Breakdown of the cascade effect 14:36 Location of the injury is important 27:07 You need to stop dismissing your brain fog 33:30 Talking about the Vagus nerve

Today on Integrative Wellness Radio, we'll be talking about the infections in the female reproductive system that can throw off hormones. Dr. Nicole will shed light on two main infections, Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) and Yeast Infection. She will unravel if these infections have been the underlying cause of hormonal imbalances in women. Tune in to the whole episode and find out more about the right testing that suits your body's needs. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:59 Very rarely a person looks like the textbook  06:13 A big lack of misunderstanding anatomy 13:06 Factors to consider with hormonal imbalances 16:09 Busting hormonal myths 20:42 We need to pay attention to what we eat     26:25 Tampons may cause yeast infections

From focusing on the female hormones in previous episodes, today on Integrative Wellness Radio, we'll be diving into hormone imbalances in men and how the testosterone decline has been on the rise recently.  Dr. Nicole will shed light on some of the things that are connected to this decline and why most times the root cause is overlooked with the common run-of-the-mill testing. You'll also learn about the adverse effects of taking unregulated testosterone on your body and why oftentimes it is just a temporary fix. Tune in to the end of the episode to not only correct the low testosterone problem but sustain that correction over time.   Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:54 Setting the foundation 06:32 Understanding the biggest detriment to healthcare 12:57 Hormone disruptors 19:36 Testosterone receptors in the frontal lobe 23:16 Signs of low testosterone 30:21 Things that are overlooked in low testosterone 37:01 Taking testosterone is not always benign

Follow Us on YouTube Everything Coworking Featured Resources:   The SEO Action Guide Masterclass: 3 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets to Opening a Coworking Space The Everything Coworking Academy Community Manager University Creative Coworking Partnerships: How to negotiate and structure management agreements from the landlord and operator perspective   Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: To be featured in the Noumena community and give your members access to a whole library of entrepreneurial resources and financial education programming, all at no cost to you by the way, visit noumena.pro/coworking to fill out an interest form   Learn more about SUCCESS Space, a coworking franchise model with three revenue streams; recurring and on-demand revenue from coworking memberships, a full-service cafe, and Success Certified business coaching.   The Wing abruptly closed its doors a few weeks ago. The lack of transition time for its members is one topic. The other aspect to examine is how a brand now owned by the largest public flexible workspace brand, IWG (parent of Regus, SPACES and others), failed. If you've only followed The Wing on social media and in the press, you might be surprised by their failure. They quickly built a compelling brand and a network of high-end, boutque, bespoke-designed spaces in major markets, and garnered a lot of press for their efforts and focus on girl power. If you've run a coworking business and visited a Wing, you probably saw past the social media stories. I visited two of their locations—one in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., and one in San Francisco. I was a card-carrying member of the San Francisco location as of the San Francisco location for about a month. I joined in March 2020. Our company accelerates the launch and growth of coworking spaces. We help operators decide how big their space should've and what their product mix should be based on their profit goals and access to startup capital. Unless someone joins our Coworking Startup School after they've signed a lease, we would strongly warn against 10,000 square feet of purely open plan seating, open on the weekends, staffed to the max, in high-rent districts. Could the Wing succeed without COVID dragging down its balance sheet, and in about 2,000 square feet in first and second-tier markets? We think so. We break down their breakdown on this episode.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease is the result of a weakened immune system. Diving into Inflammatory gut conditions, today on the Integrative Wellness Radio we'll be mainly focusing on IBD and how autoimmunity plays a big factor in causing it in the first place along with some of the root causes of a weak immune system leading up to the inflammation.  Dr. Nicole will shed light on IBD by giving us her case studies as an Integrative Physician and will break some of the false beliefs about human gut issues. Tune in to today's episode to learn how you can properly diagnose it and take care of your immune system and what set of tools you can equip yourself with to have a strong immunity in general. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:58 The swarm of conflicting information 05:49 Serotonin is made in our guts  11:45 Pancreas get infected because of infections 17:08 What gut patients often don't know?  20:46 Debunking some myths about the gut 29:44 Biggest culprit behind gastrointestinal inflammation 36:00 A patient's case study

It's easy to fall addicted to your cravings but it doesn't always have to be the binge eating of unhealthy foods. Join Dr. Nicole today on Integrative Wellness Radio as she will uncover that not all foods are created equal and how you can still enjoy your favorite glass of wine and not have to worry about losing your perfect summer body. She will talk about some of the tips and hacks on how you can recover your body after going on a monthly spree of destroying party buffets and apple pies. In short, how to cleanse after eating like crap. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022    Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:57 What we'll cover in this episode 07:23 Debunking some myths 14:48 Hormones playing a part 24:05 Making your favorite foods, healthily    33:08 All Alcohol is NOT created equal 50:23 How to detox

Thyroids play a vital role in the metabolism, growth, and development of the human body. It helps to regulate many body functions by constantly releasing a steady amount of thyroid hormones into the bloodstream but this balanced release of hormones can be disrupted by several inside and outside factors leading to different thyroid conditions and this is what we will be learning on The Integrative Wellness Radio along with Dr. Nicole as she will dive into why there is a rise of the epidemic of thyroid conditions. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:14 What your body needs will always be different 06:51 Your prescription might just be a temporary fix    12:30 Debunking the myths about hormones 15:21 Your PMS is influenced by your immune system 20:31 What we do day-to-day can disrupt our hormones 27:18 Thyroids in a bad neighborhood 30:25 Toxicity plays a big role 41:41 Switching thyroid medication will not work

Autoimmune Brain Conditions are defined as syndromes affecting the central nervous system that are often caused by antibodies or immune cells attacking the brain. In today's topic, we'll be discussing a few of the common as well as the not-so-talked about autoimmune brain conditions that affect people of all ages such as Autism, Multiple Sclerosis, and PANDAS. Dr. Nicole gives us an insight into how these conditions affect people differently and how they have different onsets and origins. Tune in and listen to the whole episode to learn more about these brain conditions through an integrative lens. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:18 It's always about how you do it  5:42 It isn't your fault 10:42 One Cause, One Solution Mindset 15:07 Antibiotics don't  always give the results that we want 20:26 Oxygenation of the brain  25:13 A child's case study  35:51 Test to check the neurological system in a body 43:05 If you don't know the root cause, you're not in control 

Getting through summers with the fear of acne breakout is fairly common but sometimes the Sun is not always to blame. Dive into today's episode of the Integrative Wellness Radio as Dr. Nicole joins us to talk about how hormones play a huge role when it comes to acne. She briefs the listeners as to why skin conditions such as hormonal acne manifest in the first place and what has to happen over time for acne in general to develop. Tune in and listen to the full episode to learn more! Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 03:01 We need to understand the basic physiology  05:36 Childhood illnesses playing a role in acne 09:44 It's not always aging 13:56 The alteration in testosterone 22:55 Toxins affecting the liver lead to acne 29:47 You don't know what you don't know

Bloomberg Businessweek Columnist Max Chafkin discusses his story Facebook Makes Billions as Zuckerberg Hits Panic Button. Bloomberg News Senior Reporter Zoe Tillman explains why it's not a foregone conclusion that former President Trump is in legal jeopardy following federal investigator's search of Mar-a-Lago on Monday. Bloomberg News Higher-Education Finance Reporter Janet Lorin breaks down college endowments posting their biggest losses since the financial crisis. Mark Dixon, CEO and Founder of IWG, discusses the growing demand for the hybrid workplace model. And we Drive to the Close with Ann Miletti, Head of Active Equity at Allspring Global Investments.Hosts: Carol Massar and Mike Regan. Producer: Paul Brennan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week, we discussed Eczema and how it progresses from infancy to adulthood. This week on Integrative Wellness Radio. Dr. Nicole joins us with another skin condition episode talking all about Psoriasis. Psoriasis occurs when the immune system causes skin cells to grow faster than usual, and dead cells build up on the skin's surface instead of falling away. In this episode, the Doctor briefs us on the major root causes of Psoriasis. She sheds light on some of the reasons that trigger the immune system to accelerate the rate at which a cell grows leading to the skin condition. You will also learn the difference between Psoriasis and Eczema as Dr. Nicole shares some of the case studies. Tune in to the whole episode to learn more about skin conditions and how you can take better care of the largest organ in your body! Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022 Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:39 Is our body a bunch of separate systems 05:54 The scary rise of neurological decline 11:17 Can vaccinations play a role?  15:57 Infections associated with psoriasis 18:52 A patient's case study 24:49 The great imitator of psoriasis 29:43 The importance of tonsils 35:56 Psoriasis is not just a skin condition   43:07 How to encourage lymph flow in your body?

This week on Integrative Wellness Radio we're discussing skin conditions but specifically Eczema. Atopic dermatitis or commonly known as Eczema is a condition that makes your skin red and itchy. It's common in children but can occur at any age. Join Dr. Nicole as she briefs us in-depth on why Eczema is developing at such a young age that it is now being referred to as Baby-Eczema and how this can persist as problematic all the way into adulthood. She walks us through some of the key points why infants are more vulnerable to it and how it affects them in the first place. Tune in to the full episode to learn more about the proper diagnosis, right testing, and prevention when it comes to skin diseases. Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:39 Skin conditions at young ages aren't normal 05:25 It's not your fault that your baby has Eczema 09:32 The location of birth matters when it comes to skin conditions 13:43 A 2-month-old baby's case study 17:41 Toxins found in amniotic fluid 21:45 Are skin conditions affected by birth?   25:06 Ingredients matter in a vaccine  31:06 Antibiotics are made from the mold 36:12 Very rarely do things look like the textbook 41:30 No one test is the gold standard

Brendan's Bio: Brendan is a Mental and Metabolic Health Scientist & Researcher, Functional Medicine Educator, Writer, and Speaker. He is a Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, Master Nutrition Coach, Master Personal Trainer, USAW Sports Performance Coach, and Crossfit Trainer.  He began his career as a personal trainer and nutrition coach at the age of 18 after disappointingly being medically discharged from the United States Navy Seal training pipeline due to an injury. After being exposed to the power of functional lab testing in the start of his career, he began intensely pursuing that as a career path which has led him to be widely regarded as one of the top leading experts in Metabolic Health and Functional Education.  He is the proud owner and founder of the Metabolic Solutions Institute for Functional Health and Fitness Practitioners and the creator of the Functional Mental Health Practitioner Certificate Course. He is also the founder of the Metabolic Solutions Research & Education Foundation, a not-for-profit foundation dedicated to ‘changing the way the world views mental health' through advancing the science of Mental Health Dysfunction. He is also the creator of The Mental M.A.P.™, a cutting-edge Lab Panel for Mental Health.  When he's not educating doctors/practitioners/professionals, helping clients overcome their most severe health struggles, or producing cutting-edge scientific education, Brendan enjoys all things fitness and is probably working out. He also enjoys anything in nature and any activities that expand his heart, mind, and soul. Description: Dr. Nicole is back with a new episode of Integrative Wellness Radio featuring Brendan Vermeire, a Mental Health Scientist & Certified Health Practitioner who has been busy pioneering and bringing a new and improved functional approach to people when it comes to mental health. In this part, Brendan briefs us on how his own personal journey with mental health motivated him to transition into a functional health practitioner.  With him, we will discover some of the things that aggravate mental illnesses such as anxiety, depression, and lack of joy. Dr. Nicole briefs us that what are some of the outdated belief systems you need to get rid of in order to truly embark on a journey to change your life. Tune in to the whole episode and learn more about mental health! Noteworthy Time Stamps: 01:19 How was Brendan steered into functional medicine?    07:16 Brendan's way of educating practitioners 10:27 Why people are failing to identify what it means to be mentally healthy? 16:13 Brendan's scientific philosophy about mental illness 21:09 Getting out of the fantasy of ‘It's All Good' 23:54 Brendan's mental map that he created and what does it measure? 31:10 The pandemic of mental health problems Social Prompts: To learn more about Brendan, please visit: www.metabolicsolutionsllc.com Brendan's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/metabolicsolutionsllc/ Brendan's IG: @the_holistic_savage LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendan-vermeire-23754693/ Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022

Allergies occur when your immune system reacts to a foreign substance, but are people born with certain types of allergies, or do they develop them due to medications or even chemicals? To answer that Dr. Nicole joins us today on Integrative Wellness Radio to dive a little bit further into certain types of allergies, their origins, and why people develop them. The doctor sheds light on some of the reasons people get exposed and develop sensitivities to some medications and even antibodies. She uncovers some of the misconceptions and navigates us through some of the best practices that we can implement to avoid our immune system to become chemically sensitive. Tune in to the whole episode and book a strategy call to learn more about IWG! Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 02:46 Is your profession exposing you to toxins?  05:17 Why do chemical allergies exist? 11:50 Toxicity is a huge player when it comes to toxicity 18:05 The contamination in the ground 21:15 How ‘Think Dirty' App can be useful? 27:29 It's not just allergy 36:06 How some people are reactive to drugs 40:30 A patient's case study 44:05 Some allergy myths to bust 48:39 Better testing, less tools

Rheumatoid Arthritis falls under the category of an autoimmune condition. With Rheumatoid Arthritis on the rise along with much information to navigate through, today on Integrative Wellness Radio Dr. Nicole dives into a few of the many reasons why it manifests in the first place. She briefs us on why taking an immunosuppressant is just a temporary fix when it comes to Rheumatoid Arthritis and how it can lead to much bigger problems in the long run. Tune in to the full episode to learn more about the right testing and how you can diagnose it early on to avoid joint damage! Interested in working with IWG? Book a complimentary consult call to learn more using this link: https://bit.ly/IWRcall2022  Noteworthy Time Stamps: 04:00 Figuring about your body's needs  08:49 A patient's case study 13:24 The other factors to the cause of Rheumatoid Arthritis 17:25 Neurological pain patterns 24:55 Common infections found in joints 31:27 Does mold affect and damage your joints? 39:14 A patient's story with Rheumatoid Arthritis