In this series, WeWork’s director of digital community selects a WeWork member to get to know better, sharing her fun findings with the rest of the community.  When I met Thomas Kutzman and Chase Marsh, WeWork City Hall members, I loved their idea of making it easier to tour houses for sale. These two friends […]

After spending most of his twenties in the Marine Corps, Josh Anderson admits that his transition back to civilian life was “a little rocky.” “You’re coming from an environment where you feel connected, where you always know people have your back,” says Anderson. “Suddenly you don’t know where you fit or how to translate the […]

Since she was a kid, Alison Vercruysse loved being creative, whether she was experimenting with making food in the kitchen or designing fashion on a sketchpad. “I remember when I was 15, and I was literally taking my jeans apart and sewing them into a skirt,” says Vercruysse, who grew up in Dallas, Texas. “My […]

In this series, WeWork’s director of digital community selects a WeWork member to get to know better, sharing her fun findings with the rest of the community.  As someone who has never owned a car, I was excited to learn about WeWork Times Square member company TransitScreen, which is making it easier for people to […]

Everyone wants to eat healthier, but $10 smoothies just don’t fit into most people’s budgets. And $12 salads aren’t going to cut it when you’re trying to feed a family with a limited income. That’s where entrepreneurs Sam Polk and David Foster come in. They are founders of a new company called Everytable, a brilliant […]

When James Pearson was 16, he dropped out of high school and started working as a real estate agent in London. His mother gave him one piece of advice for his first job: “Get caught cleaning the windows.” She meant that he would make a positive impression on his boss if he went the extra […]

It was Leigh George’s longtime fascination with art that transformed her into a storyteller and branding expert. After studying art history throughout high school and college, she had “exhausted my curiosity,” she says, feeling that “fine art was really removed from people’s everyday lives.” Instead of getting disheartened, she thought back to how art was […]

Even after talking with her for just a few minutes, it’s clear that Carole Postal is passionate about helping children. For years, the longtime entrepreneur has been involved with Kids in Distressed Situations/Fashion Delivers, a nonprofit organization that donates new clothing, shoes, books, toys, and other items to children and families living below the poverty […]