I went Behind the Brand with WeWork Founder Miguel in this official interview to talk about WeWork origin story and how work spaces are changes for businesses and entrepreneurs.

A talented, multi-disciplinary designer and entrepreneur, Miguel McKelvey is the Co-Founder and Chief Culture Officer of WeWork -- the ubiquitous, communal co-working space company -- where he currently directs construction, architecture and web design for the business.

WeWork designs and builds physical and virtual communities in which entrepreneurs share space and office services and have the opportunity to work together.

Founded in 2010, it is headquartered in New York City. The company’s 30,000+ members have access to health insurance, an internal social network, social events and workshops, and an annual summer retreat. WeWork has more than 250 employees and has locations in 19 United States cities and 11 countries including Australia, Canada, India, China, Hong Kong, France, United Kingdom, Israel, South Korea, Mexico and Netherlands. WeWork has a current valuation of roughly USD $16 billion.

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