Chiang Mai (Thailand) is to host the third Coworking Unconference ASIA this week. Members of the coworking community from more than 30 countries will participate in the event, which has become a must for anyone who wants all the latest on the coworking movement. This year's core theme is "Creative Convergence: Exploring the intersection of work."
The participants, environment and conference format make CUASIA the perfect context for debating the latest coworking news, and changes and challenges that the industry faces. What's more, it is always great to become reacquainted with familiar faces and meet newbies on the coworking block.
The event is organised as follows:
This is the official programme but don't forget all the added bonuses: the people you'll meet and engaging conversations you'll have with them when you're not attending presentations and panels, e.g. around the dinner table, on the bus during excursions, during coffee breaks or even at the airport on your way back! One of the most positive things about this type of event is all of the knowledge and experiences that you'll share and meeting people from such different places.
This year, we are going to keep up what has become a "tradition" for us: ColorWorking. This tradition actually started at CUASIA last year when the organisers had the brilliant idea of printing a large-scale poster of our design for the participants to colour in. We hope that you'll all help us add a bit of colour again this year!
See you in Chiang Mai!
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