Mark Dixon | Source | Chief Executive Officer at International Workplace Group - IWG
Mark Dixon
Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Mark Dixon is one of Europe’s best known entrepreneurs. Since founding Regus in Brussels, Belgium in 1989, he has achieved a formidable reputation for leadership and innovation. Prior to Regus he established businesses in the retail and wholesale food industry. A recipient of several awards for enterprise, Mark has revolutionised the way business approaches its workplace needs with his vision of the future of work.
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International Workplace Group - IWG
Chief Executive Officer
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Office space provider IWG posts £620m loss but expects Covid-19 rebound | Regus - News Chant UK
IWG, the world’s largest versatile workspace provider, has reported an annual loss of greater than £620m but expects a giant bounce in demand as soon as the Covid-19 pandemic subsides as hybrid working – from dwelling and places of work – turns into the norm. Mark Dixon, the IWG chief government, mentioned: “We anticipate a …
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Why Regus parent company IWG is doubling down on offices despite COVID-19
IWG CEO Mark Dixon says the office isn't going away, it's just shifting out of big city centers. And, with rival WeWork flailing, he sees consolidation ahead in the serviced office sector.
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We run a pretty de-risked portfolio anyway. And that is one of the big differences between us and WeWork, Knotel, etc. We avoid risk. If you avoid risk, you grow more slowly. But franchising reduces some of the risk, yes, but we are doing it to grow more quickly. For us to do more centers in North and South Dakota and the Highlands and islands of Scotland, we need franchise partners to do that. We want to be in every town and city and village and provide a workplace. And we need franchise partners to do that. It is not so much about risk. It is about growing more quickly, it is about having more capital sources, and it is about then having more local management—all three things.
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We anticipate a massive surge in growth when we eventually emerge from the unprecedented downturn that the Covid-19 pandemic has created.