TechHub

At long last we're announcing the winner of our 'I Want TechHub' video competition.

If you missed it, we asked people to tell us, on video in 60 seconds why they want TechHub to be in with a chance to win free membership of TechHub London for a year.

Loads responded and the answers were funny, smart, quirky or considered, but above all edifying. You made it clear that you really want TechHub! Thank you to everyone who took part, we have a special offer for you below.

We had a great time watching all the videos but a really difficult time choosing a winner. So we've chosen six. Couldn't help ourselves (and we'd love to choose more!).

So... (drumroll please)...the winners are...

Chris Steiner of Siondo @ChrisSteiner
For getting a tuk-tuk driver in India in on the act

Bastian Lehmann of curated.by @Basti
For doing a rap backwards

Max Niederhofer of qwer.ly @maxniederhofer
For all the accents and 'where's my jetpack?'

Basheera Khan of Playnice.ly @Bash
For intimating that TechHub Members will take over the world

Tim Morgan of Picklive @thetimmorgan
For the hilarious pathos and the look right at the end

Ela Madej of Applicake @ElaMadej 
For involving their entire team, for the guy wearing a chef's hat and for everyone dancing at the end.

To all those who entered but didn't win, we'd like to offer a free day of co-working to say thanks for the support and creativity. We love you guys! To book in your day, email charlie[at]techhub.com and include a link to the post of your video on the TechHub blog.

Chris Steiner from Siondo likes TechHub for the opportunities it presents to connect entrepreneurs, investors and the media, also because TechHub Rocks!

Apparently his driver thinks TechHub rocks as well, and they're in India. It's possible that the driver is acting I suppose, but we'll give them the benefit of the doubt.

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 Alex Good 

Shaa Wasmund has five reasons why she wants TechHub:

1. A place to beat the Americans
2. Good, affordable office space for startups.
3. As a place for face to face collaboration.
4. To extend 'Silicon Roundabout'.
5. Because you're worth 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  Alex Good

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.

For Marco Ripanti from Yiid.com based in a small town in Germany, it's very important to connect with other European start-ups in a place where they can exchange and share ideas. That's 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.

Jamie Quint from San Francisco-based Simple Condo wants TechHub so he doesn't have to work out of the basement the next time he's in London.

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 short: "A video we recently shot at Applicake - a Ruby on Rails development team in Kraków, Poland... because we love startups and really want TechHub to happen!" They believe "together we can do more!".

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

 

Hilarious video from Football3s who find themselves a bit alone and friendless. They want TechHub so they can get together with other tech companies.

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.

Daniel Tenner, online entrepreneur, CTO and cofounder of the startup Woobius, says TechHub is a "brilliant idea" because too many technology entrepreneurs are inclined to develop their businesses in isolation. TechHub can remedy that with a real-world place to find people and partners.

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