Feb 1st

Sandy McKinnon from PenTech Ventures Supports TechHub

By Elizabeth Varley

Sandy McKinnon from PenTech Ventures wants TechHub to help provide a fast track for interesting ideas and a meeting place for like minded people.

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.


Feb 1st

Simone from The Next Women wants TechHub

By Elizabeth Varley
Simone Brummelhuis is from The Next Women, an organization which is very spread out geographically and want TechHub for a place to meet up.

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.

Feb 1st

Charlie wants TechHub for Day to Day networking in London

By Elizabeth Varley

Charlie Cox doesn't mention the python under the shed he works in with Sophie Cox so I guess it doesn't bother him. He wants TechHub to take the networking scene in London to a new level by being a local place to meet people on a day to day basis.

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.


Why we need TechHub - Charlie from Worldeka from Charlie Cox on Vimeo.

Feb 1st

Nigel from HubDub wants a Silicon Valley for Europe

By Elizabeth Varley

Nigel Eccles from HubDub thinks that TechHub is a great idea because it will help create a strong community for the European startup scene, akin to Silicon Valley.

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.


Feb 1st

Welcome to TechHub intern Alex Good

By Elizabeth Varley

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We're very excited to have the fabulous Alex on board as the first TechHub intern. He's helping us with all kinds of things from to furniture research to blogging, so you'll be hearing more from him right here.

Here's a bit more about Alex...

"Nut (me) Shell

My name is Alex Good, at the moment I'm a third year student of theoretical physics at Queen Mary University London. As an academic pursuit physics is very satisfying, but the technological applications of science have always been more interesting in real life than the hard slog of trying to answer questions about the universe, by which I mean doing maths.

So, I've been building an iphone application with a friend, I've learnt a bunch of programming languages (mostly to satisfy curiosity, but they come in handy now and again) and I spend far too much time playing with new web technologies on my phone or laptop, which runs kubuntu at the moment, if anyone's interested.

TechHub is an opportunity for me to find out if I want to work, or start a business in web technology, its also a project which I think (from my vicarious, outside perspective) London needs and which I am excited to be involved in.

Right now I'm finding information about some of the smaller details of setting up TechHub, such as what coffee machine can service 150 people with the right coffee at the right price."

It looks like we'll probably take on at least one other intern, so if you're keen, check out the details and get in touch. If you've already applied and we haven't emailed you yet, don't worry, we have your details and will be in touch soon.

Feb 1st

TechHub supports the DEC Appeal for Haiti & #TechHaiti

By Elizabeth Varley

When a disaster unfolds we often wonder how we can help personally. It's easy to feel like you can't give enough to really make a difference, but there are things you can do, right now.

The first thing to do is give money, whatever you can. The DEC Appeal has made it easy: if you're in the UK, text GIVE to 70077 to donate £5, or visit the DEC Haiti donation page online.

The next thing to do is to tell others. You can do this via your blog or website with banners that are available on the Chinwag site.

Third, give your time and skills. If you have technical skills to offer, tweet the details using the #TechHaiti hashtag. You can also attend Crisis Camp Haiti, organised by Crisis Commons that maintains a network of technology volunteers to respond to specific needs.

Spread the word.

Feb 1st

Kuwalu pulls out the stops for its TechHub video

By Elizabeth Varley

Bastian Lehmann, working on social filtering startup Kuwalu in London (recently pitched at ChristmasCrunch) has pulled out the stops to create a great video in support of the project to create TechHub, a place to support startups in London/Europe/Globally. You simply have to watch this video to the end, it is quite simply unbelievable (and we don't say that lightly).

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.

Feb 1st

Cait from Rummble.tv wants TechHub to breed new technology

By Elizabeth Varley

Cait Tierney from Rummble likes the idea of TechHub as a place to go to get out of the office, network with others and breed new technology. Oh, and a place to practice her air guitar in preparation for the next Christmas Crunch competition!

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.

Feb 1st

Sophie Cox from Worldeka wants TechHub because there's something living under her shed!

By Elizabeth Varley

Sophie and Charlie run Worldeka from a shed in the garden, but there's something living under there! Sophie thinks it's probably a python, so for her own safety she needs TechHub.

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.

Why we need TechHub - Sophie from Worldeka from Charlie Cox on Vimeo.

Jan 28th

Barbara and Nicolas from YooMoot want TechHub for 10 Reasons

By Elizabeth Varley

Barbara Nowacka and Nicolas Holzapfel from YooMoot have made this great video giving 10 reasons why they want TechHub.

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.

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