Jelly Has Landed in Cambridge!      

 

 

BIG NOTE!  : in future please use our new website http://camjelly.eventbrite.com/   . This wiki will no longer be updated.

 

What's this "Jelly" thing all about?                                              

 

Jelly is a casual coworking event, where freelancers, home workers and people running small businesses meet up in order to get out of their normal space, meet some new people and work together in a social environment. Jelly is a mixture of work, chat, comparing of ideas, passing on tips and help and maybe sometimes collaboration on the birth of a new project. Jelly is not an out & out networking event, if you want to sit with your headphones in and pound away at the keyboard... that's just fine.

 

Dates

 

Fortnightly. Forthcoming dates are June 4th, 18th and so on. They will be held between 1pm and 5pm at ideaSpace (see below).

 

Venue

 

ideaSpace

 

Time

Jelly is a casual event so there’s no expectation people will turn up at the start time and stay till the end. We've set aside 8.30am until 12.30pm.

 

What do you get?

 

A warm welcome, free coffee, buns (while stocks last), a few tables (with chairs) and you can even work in the "quiet area"... behind the bullet-proof glass where the money was. Oh, of course, high-speed wireless internet (20Mb/s).

 

Who's it for?

 

Freelancers, contractors, designers, entrepreneurs, illustrators, engineers, marketers, networkers, photographers, programmers, writers, creatives, home-workers, doers... anybody who wants a change from working at home, or on their own in a cyber cafe. CamJelly is not just for techies and start-ups... although they are very welcome.

 

So it's one of those networking things then?

 

Errmmm... yes and no. If you want to meet some people, do a bit of networking over coffee and a bun that's super. If you just want to put your headphones in and pound away at the keyboard that's also fine. CamJelly is about coworking... not just networking. 

 

How to contact us

My name is Mark Goodson and you can email me here if you want. I'm aiming to build a mailing list for those who are interested in CamJelly so please click here if you'd like to be on it. You can also find me at @markg and @CamJelly on Twitter.

 

News

CamJelly is going strong... but in future please bookmark our Car Shipping new web page... this site will no longer be updated.

 

Friends of CamJelly

We'd like to say a BIG "thank you" to the following organisations who have helped us to get up & running and publicised the event(s).

 

      CamCreative

A hub for the creative industries in Cambridgeshire

 

 

 

 

CamTechNet is a Cambridge website which aims to provide free access to information from the Cambridge Technopole community. We believe that information needs to be more easily visible by everyone. Finding a group, an event or a job is not something that should be difficult or require the “right” contacts. But we also believe that there is a need for “spaces” where issues that are relevant to the community can be discussed. We hope that CamTechNet can help CamJelly in the promotion of such a space.

  

Our big idea is this:

• If you want to make a difference, we want to help you.
• If you have an idea you want to pursue, we want to help you.
• And if you have time, taltents or resources you could offer to help someone else to make a difference, we want to help you.
• We offer free advice, guidance and mentoring.
• We provide you with a space to meet and work.
• Here you can develop your ideas and form links with people who share your goals.
• This is a working space to help you on your way.  

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Citylife is a national charitable organisation supporting causes that give people a better future. network+ 

 

In Cambridge, it manages Citylife House on Sturton Street and a social enterprise centre on Newmarket Road, providing affordable space to small businesses, charities and community projects. Citylife also provides business support to social enterprises throughout Cambridgeshire, and supports charities nationally by issuing Charitable Bonds as a unique and innovative way to raise new funds for social benefit. security+

 

 

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