TechHub

Geoffrey McCaleb is doing the startup Nsyght and although he generally works from home, and travelling to meet his partners and investors means he'd never need a desk in a static office, still, the co-working concept behind TechHub means he could work alongside other people when he wanted to. He may sometimes sit next to competitors, but usually those guys turn into partners at some stage.

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, in London 

Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Louise Campbell (@loula8 on Twitter) is a woman who has started her own technology business,MyEhive.com. She wants TechHub to be the start of something big for the UK and beyond, and for future generations, as you'll see in the video.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Rodrigo from FatStudent.com wants TechHub and did a video to explain why, below.

Meanwhile, his colleague needs TechHub because trying to code on the underground is getting tough! And cold!

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, in London 

Originally published by Mike Butcher

James Cridland, former head of digital for BBC Radio, says he wants TechHub because brights minds can come together in one place that are normally dispersed all over.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Among the first to take up our challenge is Hermione Way, of Newspepper and TechFluff.tv. She wants TechHub becuase she wants to do a regular live webcast from there.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Ewan MacLeod Editor of Mobile Industry Review, thinks there is nothing like TechHub at the moment and there needs to be. 

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Lucian Tarnowski, Founder/CEO of BraveNewTalent.com and One Young World, wants TechHub to happen because it will help tech companies share ideas and innovation more easily, among other things.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Mel Kirk, formerly of Future Of Web Apps and Aardman Animations, wants a TechHub in London and here's why in video. She blogs: "There are some great things going on here! The techhub would be an awesome place for all of that talent to come together in one place."

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

 

Such great videos coming in! Keep it up, and remember, London TechHub is not just for Londoners, but for all tech people from around the world who spend time in London.

Nick Smith of Emot.io, doesn't want TechHub. He needs TechHub so he can get away from distractions and work in a space designed specifically for tech start-ups. He says, 'make it happen!'.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher

Levi Russell of Zonerider, believes that UK/EU start-ups have taken a bit of a 'back seat on the world technology scene' compared to those in Silicon Valley, and thinks TechHub can change that.

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Originally published by Mike Butcher