TechHub

"Video explaining why I need TechHub" by Mike Robinson, based in the Czech Republic.

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher
 

Arda Kutsal is Founder/Editor of the leading the Turkish Web 2.0 blog Webrazzi.com and CEO at Crenvo Consultancy. Some even call him "The Arrington of Turkey."

He doesn't need an office in London, but he does need a place to plug into the London tech scene, and the wider European scene that TechHub hopes to attract, as he explains below.

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

Loic Le Meur is backing the launch of TechHub as a great idea to enliven the European startup scene.

The Seesmic.com founder and LeWeb.net conference founder and blogger loves kitesurfing, running and startups! He makes the point that TechHub will be a great way for European startups to gather in London, and eventually beyond.

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

David Maher Roberts, CEO of The Filter does a "Windows 7" style ad for TechHub. We love it.

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

Kevin Mcdonagh knows people can network online, but it's not the same as networking in real life - even for geeks!

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

Steve Kennedy explains why he wants to work at TechHub - instead of Starbucks.

Make your own video and tweet it @TechHub to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year - somewhere to work and connect with tech entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

Matt Auckland is creating TheDJBook.com, an early stage start-up which is a free resource promoting DJs and Producers worldwide. He wants TechHub because he wants to be around other tech people and other startups. "It's great working from home but it only lasts for so long!", he says.

Make your own video and Tweet it to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year. That's a FREE place to work in London, one of the most expensive cities on the planet.

Originally published by Mike Butcher
 

Lukas Kinduris from 42run.com made a video about why they need TechHub. 42run is a photo search and community site for runners and amateur sports photographers.

Make your own video and Tweet it to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year. That's a FREE place to work in London, one of the most expensive cities on the planet.

Originally published by Mike Butcher
 

Amalia Agathou is a self-described "geek from Greece who treats her mac and iPhone like family". Her team recently won Microsoft's StartUp Weekend in Athens with iheartshops.com. She travels widely in her capacity as a blogger for Greek publications and TheNextWeb.com, and the TechHub concept is perfect for a European like her who touches down in London regularly and needs to meet like-minded people.

Make your own video and Tweet it to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year. That's a FREE place to work in London, one of the most expensive cities on the planet.

Originally published by Mike Butcher

San Francisco-based Kosso, founder of Phreadz wants TechHub as a touch-down point for when he's in London.

Make your own video and Tweet it to go into a draw to win free membership of TechHub for a year. That's a FREE place to work in London, one of the most expensive cities on the planet.

Originally published by Mike  Butcher