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The way companies work is changing faster than traditional office space can adapt.
Kayley DiCicco, Director of Enterprise Sales at Expansive, joins Nathan to discuss why flexible workspace is becoming a long-term business strategy rather than a temporary solution. They explore how coworking has evolved beyond the WeWork era, why enterprise companies are demanding more adaptable real estate, and how AI is changing both headcount needs and the value of working together in person.
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