​This episode will mark the 5 year anniversary (!!) of Remote Daily, and to celebrate, we are inviting a collection of our all-star speakers back for a discussion around the big question: What are the biggest changes you’ve seen in community in the last 5 years? 

​Then we hand the mic over to you! Join the virtual stage to reflect on what we can learn, how these changes affects your work today, and what questions do you have for the future of the field!

We look behind the curtain of good communities and learn from its leads. It's becoming a thing for us: giving a stage both for the founder and community, for both perspectives. This time it's extra special as the founder of MoT is none other than Rosie Sherry, THE community Rosie. And she'll be joined by Ministry of Testing community lead Simon Tomes. 

Save the date for Remote Daily with Tim Leberecht, German-American author and entrepreneur, and the co-founder and co-CEO of the House of Beautiful Business.

The community profession in the post-pandemic world is tough: roles are changing, layoffs have rattled many sectors, and corporate communities in many places have waned. What’s the future for community within large organizations? Who is doing it right? And what does it mean for community professionals?

As a community builder, you want to help. To make sure everyone in your community and team are good. You’ll just push your needs to the back and make sure everyone else is taken care of, right?

Generalist World with its 50k+ members aces with community engagement and how loyal its people are. There’s a reason it’s lovingly called a cult. Let’s learn from its founder and community lead. Learn from its founder and community lead how they fight death by people-pleasing and even made it an internal mantra for their team!

What we see in the community industry is many people putting social media and community in the same pile. They’re different, but can be used together for a greater impact and better community experience. And that’s what we’ll explore with the sister duo Rabiah Elisa & Tulani André, experts in social media and community! 

Join us for a conversation with community superstars from Dreamers & Doers, Gesche Wai-Yi Haas and Nicole Hartwig Landau! 

In the beginning, every community is intimate. Trust is high. Conversations tend to be grounded and vulnerable. Friendships emerge. Love is in the air. When community grows, the feeling of the early days seems impossible to recreate. 

Can intimacy be a USP of a large group? Can it scale? Is it possible to give member #20.000 the same experience as member #2? Join us and discuss.

Our 10th season is kicking off with the amazing duo Max Pete and DeMario Bell!

We’ll discuss: 

Our guests have some serious marketing and community-building experience. They’ll share their top actionable tips for making inclusivity a priority right from the start and through wins and fails. 

Also! What’s working in other communities? How to support each other in a competitive industry? How do Max and DeMario juggle all this with their day jobs and self-care? 

The Hof: Remote Daily x Frankfurt Buchmesse

Remote Daily Roundtable - Community building within the travel industry with Ernest White II and Tom Hall

Join Remote Daily IN PERSON at NeueHouse in the heart of NYC! SALON will feature Ernest White II: What is the future of travel?

Carrie Melissa Jones is an award-winning author, community builder, and researcher of online communities. Her work has influenced communities for startups, non-profits, solopreneurs, and the world's leading brands, including Airbnb, Google, Microsoft, and two U.S. presidential campaigns. She is the Founding Partner of CMX, co-author of the book Building Brand Communities with Charles Vogl, and holds an M.A. in communication focused on virtual communities and belonging.

Remote Daily Roundtable - Community building & politics!

Michelle Sims is the Global Community Lead at Finimize and Host & Creator of Behind The Community Podcast.

Remote Daily Roundtable with Laura Zug and Luca Buchholz

Jean-Michelle Lopez is the Director of Community & Culture at NeueHouse

Web3 was hailed as the dawn of a new internet – bottom-up, community-built, immersive – with a strong focus on transparency and data ownership, fixing the mistakes of web1 and web2 and reuniting humankind. What is left of that vision? How does community really work in web3? And how can we be a part of it?

Carrie Melissa Jones is an award-winning author, community builder, and researcher of online communities. Her work has influenced communities for startups, non-profits, solopreneurs, and the world's leading brands, including Airbnb, Google, Microsoft, and two U.S. presidential campaigns. She is the Founding Partner of CMX, co-author of the book Building Brand Communities with Charles Vogl, and holds an M.A. in communication focused on virtual communities and belonging.

We all know the struggle: how to scale so it’s sustainable for us and valuable for our members? To get quality over quantity? We’ll hear from Gareth Wilson of Community Inc. and Céline Riemenschneider of Canva! Join us for a roundtable discussion with experts in the field, followed by a Q&A where we hear from you.

Last month in “What’s the ROI of community?” we spoke with Max Pete on how to best show that what community builders do matters. This month, we go even further! Tim McDonald, Community Engagement Specialist with 15+ years of experience in the field, weighs in what makes a community a must-have.

Welcome to the Community Roundtable! Join us once a month for an all new Remote Daily format - a roundtable discussion with experts in the field followed by an Ask-Me-Anything Q&A. This month we focus on mental health for community builders. Panelists will share their own burnout stories, what they learned from it and speak on how to put wellness at the forefront while building a business or community.

I’m Max, a Community Builder based in San Diego, CA. I have been in the community space for over 5 years and I currently work at Square as their Community Engagement Program Manager. Prior to this, I led Community at SuperHi, Creative Mornings, and Freelance Founders. At the beginning of the pandemic, I got my bearings in the community industry by happenstance - a happy accident stemming from job burnout, loneliness, and wanting a career reset after spending nearly 10 years in marketing and advertising ranging from music labels, agencies, and my own freelance business.

As Global Head of Real Estate for CBRE, Peter Van Emburgh leads CBRE’s corporate real estate organization and is responsible for managing the firm’s rapidly-growing 500+ office portfolio spanning over 7M sq. ft. Peter oversees a global team delivering real estate strategy, transactions, lease administration, construction, ground-up development, design, occupancy planning, and facility operations.

Tiffany Dufu is founder of The Cru. Their algorithm matches women in accountability circles to help them meet their life goals. She’s the author of the bestselling book Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less. According to foreword contributor Gloria Steinem, Drop the Ball is “important, path-breaking, intimate and brave.” Her writing has appeared in The Oprah Magazine, ESSENCE and the New York Times.

Join our trusted mindfulness guides and yoga teachers, Keris Timol and Jade Alexis, for a brand new offering every Wednesday at noon (ET)!

Rhett Power is Co-founder of Accountability Inc., is a distinguished executive coach, CEO, best-selling author, Forbes columnist, and co-host of Best Seller TV on Amazon. Accountability Inc., a leadership coaching and consulting firm, empowers founders and executives to combat fear, enhance focus, and create accountable, high-performance cultures. The firm's team has worked with notable brands such as The World Bank, United Airlines, FIFA, Xerox, Vodafone, Allstate, and Novant Health.

Alex Soojung-Kim Pang is director of research and programs at 4 Day Week Global, a nonprofit promoting the 4-day workweek. His books— WORK LESS DO MORE: Designing the Four Day Week (Penguin, 2023); SHORTER: Work Better, Smarter and Less— Here’s How (Public Affairs, 2020); REST: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less (Basic Books, 2016), and THE DISTRACTION ADDICTION (Little Brown , 2013)— show how companies and individuals can better integrate rest, creativity, and focus into digital-age lives and work.

David Spinks is the author of The Business of Belonging and writes a popular weekly newsletter on community building and social science. Previously he co-founded CMX a conference and global network for community professionals. Spinks works with organizations of all sizes, from Google and Meta to startups and local gyms, on how to build more engaged, healthy, and impactful communities.

Join our trusted mindfulness guides and yoga teachers, Keris Timol and Jade Alexis, for a brand new offering every Wednesday at noon (ET)!

Corporate Natalie engages with her 1M+ follower communities across Instagram and TikTok through relatable corporate videos. She balances her content between humorous bits and tips for career growth, confidence, and navigating new work models. Natalie also consults early-stage startups and assists fellow creators with their own social growth through her virtual assistant company, ExpandVA. She has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30, E’s Top Accounts to Follow, and is a 2023 LinkedIn Top Voice. Each day brings new and exciting trends, challenges, and learnings which is what Natalie loves about her job.