Nadia Capaldi Succeeds Frédéric Dathy as President of BURO Club

Nadia Capaldi succeeds Frédéric Dathy as President of BURO Club, France’s leading network of independent business centers and coworking spaces

Appointed President of BURO Club on April 2, 2025, Nadia Capaldi succeeds Frédéric Dathy, who had held this position since 2013. She has been involved in the business center sector for nearly 20 years.

“My experience in managing and developing business centers and coworking spaces has taught me that there is no sustainable performance without clarity in organization, quality in service, and rigor in execution. This is the guiding principle I uphold at BURO Club,” states Nadia Capaldi, President of BURO Club.

Founded in 1992, BURO Club today unites 150 business centers in France and its DROM-TOM, spread across more than 80 cities, thanks to a unique model. This transition marks the beginning of a new chapter for BURO Club, with a clear ambition:

  • To double the number of business centers in France and its DROM-TOM within five years;
  • To double key account revenue within two years;
  • To enhance the BURO Club offering.

Already a partner of major companies such as Canon, Allianz Trade, CNP Assurances, La Mutuelle Générale, Manpower, and RATP, BURO Club aims to strengthen its appeal to these client profiles while continuing to support VSEs, SMEs, and freelancers.

To achieve this, a reorganization is underway with clarified missions, targeted recruitments (including a position dedicated to key accounts), and the integration of new tools to optimize network management.

In a landscape of evolving work methods, BURO Club positions itself as a flexible, human-centric, and local alternative. With its new presidency, BURO Club confirms its commitment to embodying a local network serving local economic development and the new expectations of businesses.

Written on 28/04/2025

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