For over 20 years, Sarah has served as a leader in the burgeoning coworking industry. A native New Englander and working mother, Sarah believes in hybrid work’s power to support working families and grow local communities. Since being named Workbar CEO in 2018, she has prioritized strategic suburban expansion, and pioneered in prioritizing wellness-focused workspaces.
With an M.B.A. from Northeastern University and a B.A. from Trinity College, Sarah began her career as community manager for global provider Regus/International Workplace Group (IWG) followed by a tenure at Workframe. Inspired by the Boston start-up scene in the 2000s, Sarah approached Workbar with a vision for profitability and responsible growth that inspired investors to believe – even during a global pandemic. She has centered Workbar’s future-proof business model on how people want to work today.
For Sarah, work is not a place – it’s a mindset that’s fueled by flexibility, inspired by ingenuity, and designed to thrive no matter what the future brings.