Meet Wojo

WOJO: Rethinking collective work, one space at a time.

In a discussion with Amélie Hugon, Head of Third Places and Meeting & Events, WOJO shared its vision for corporate events: a network of spaces that places the quality of the human experience at the heart of every workday.

There is a strong conviction at the heart of WOJO's approach: organizing a meeting, a study day or a seminar should not require as much energy as the event itself. The organization must take a back seat to allow the essential to shine through.

It is this philosophy that guides the development of the network in France. Fluidity is not a mere detail of comfort. It is the foundation of a promise: to enable teams to arrive in a space and immediately get down to business, without friction, without improvisation.

Spaces Designed for Collective Quality

WOJO offers an integrated approach to shared work: coworking, flexible offices, and modular meeting rooms. Each format caters to a specific use, with a focus on what truly makes a workday productive.

The spaces have been designed to promote both concentration and collaboration. Natural light, controlled acoustics, and the quality of the furniture are all factors that influence, often unbeknownst to the participants, the nature of the interactions and the quality of the decisions that result from them.

What WOJO advocates is the idea that a well-designed work environment is a performance lever in itself. Teams that come together there, sometimes from different locations or meeting for the first time, find a common, neutral, and stimulating ground that facilitates collective movement.

An event offering designed for event management professionals.

One of WOJO's strengths lies in the clarity of its model for event organizers. When a company books a space, it has a comprehensive framework ready to welcome its teams: meticulous setup, operational equipment, professional reception, and catering available.

This approach addresses a genuine need expressed by office managers, executive assistants, and event planners who handle complex schedules. The reliability of the service provider is non-negotiable. Arriving on site and finding a space that lives up to the initial promise is a fundamental requirement that WOJO has established as a standard.

This is also what the collaboration with REJOLT reinforces: a chain of trust, from the initial contact to the day of the event itself, which frees organizers to fully focus on the content of the event.

Towards Open Spaces in the City

WOJO is currently developing terraces and rooftops within several of its spaces. This direction reflects a careful understanding of companies' expectations: the need for spaces that breathe, that provide a setting different from the usual interior, and that give each event format an additional dimension.

A working session at height, with the city as a backdrop, does not have the same texture as a meeting in a conference room. It encourages a different posture, a mindset that can prove crucial during moments of strategic reflection or collective building. These outdoor spaces are just as well suited to a team afterwork as to a business meal, in a setting that breaks away from the usual codes.

WOJO sees it as a natural evolution of its offering, in line with what companies expect when seeking to give meaning to their moments of gathering.

A partnership relationship based on shared growth

Since 2022, WOJO and REJOLT have been building a relationship whose results speak to its strength. The partnership has enabled WOJO to access major accounts and event formats that fully align with the nature of its spaces.

Complementarity is at the heart of this collaboration. REJOLT brings its in-depth understanding of client needs, its ability to qualify requests, and to guide companies towards the space that best aligns with their objectives. WOJO contributes the quality of the on-site experience, the reliability of the service, and the coherence of an offering designed for professionals.

What this relationship subtly conveys is that the best collaborations are those where each party remains fully themselves while serving a common goal: providing companies with optimal conditions for their events to reach their full potential.

Entrust your next event to REJOLT

The trajectory of WOJO is part of a long-term vision: that of a network of spaces that supports the evolution of work styles, in France and beyond, with the same commitment to quality and the same focus on the human experience.

For companies looking to explore the WOJO spaces available through REJOLT, the process is straightforward. A dedicated contact person, in-depth knowledge of the offerings, and the assurance of attentive support right up to the day of the event.

Frequently Asked Questions about WOJO

What is WOJO and what are its spaces used for by businesses?

WOJO is a network of flexible workspaces located in several cities across France, offering meeting rooms, flexible offices, and coworking spaces designed for professionals. Companies host meetings, study days, seminars, or collaborative workshops in modern, friendly environments that are ready to accommodate teams without logistical constraints.

How to book a WOJO space for a corporate event through REJOLT?

REJOLT assists companies in selecting and booking WOJO spaces tailored to their needs: event format, number of participants, desired city, required equipment. Simply submit a request to REJOLT to be connected with the most relevant space and receive comprehensive support up to the big day.

Are WOJO spaces suitable for large accounts and customized formats?

Yes. Since 2022, the partnership between WOJO and REJOLT has specifically enabled the hosting of major accounts within the network's spaces. WOJO offers modular configurations and an integrated service package (reception, technical support, catering) that meets the demands of companies accustomed to high standards.

Does WOJO offer outdoor spaces for corporate events?

WOJO is currently developing terraces and rooftops within several of its spaces, providing the opportunity to host outdoor events in an urban setting. These outdoor formats are particularly suited for afterworks, business meals, and small working sessions that benefit from a different setting and a more open atmosphere.