#25: Introducing an Exciting New Wellness Partnership Between Moda & Hero!

Blackstock MD Andrew Teacher is joined in this discussion by Johnny Caddick (Moda), Richard Jackson (Apache Capital) and Joe Gaunt (Hero) to discuss their exciting new partnership!

Moda, a build-to-rent developer creating thousands of homes for rent, has announced a partnership with Hero, a new digital wellness company founded by WeWork’s former boss.

Hero, launched earlier this year by Joe Gaunt, former UK managing director of the $20bn co-working giant, is a digital wellness company that offers bespoke health and nutrition advice alongside personal training and fitness classes. Renters at Moda’s [£185m] Angel Gardens scheme in Manchester’s NOMA neighbourhood will receive discounted membership [need to specify] at the first hero performance hub when it opens in May 2019 on the ground floor of the development.

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