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Cambridge Network Limited
Cambridge Network is a membership organisation based in the vibrant high technology cluster of Cambridge, UK. We bring people together - from business and academia - to meet each other and share ideas, encouraging collaboration and partnership for shared success.
Telephone: 01223 746 801
Address: The Hauser Forum 3 Charles Babbage Road Cambridge
Post Code: CB3 0GT
Country: United Kingdom
Website: http://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk
Membership Type: Corporate 6-20
Our mission
Cambridge ideas have changed the world and will continue to change the world. The mission at Cambridge Network is simple – to encourage collaboration for shared success. We help raise Cambridge’s game, to compete on the world stage, by:
- Fostering closer relationships and sharing ideas between businesses, academia and individuals through a calendar of Member events
- Facilitating peer learning groups and sharing high quality training as the 'Learning Collaboration’
- Connecting people and companies for research and partnering through our knowledge of local expertise and our comprehensive member Directory
- Enabling member companies to find and attract quality candidates to work in Cambridge, through our high profile jobs board ‘Recruitment Gateway’
- Facilitating co-operation, action and resource sharing by being a focal point for organisations in the Cambridge region.
Deliberately mixing sectors and ideas, Cambridge Network has been the trigger for many productive relationships as business in the region has grown.
History
The Cambridge Network was founded in 1998 by an influential group comprising the then Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, now Lord Broers, with businessmen and entrepreneurs Hermann Hauser, David Cleevely, Nigel Brown, Fred Hallsworth and Anthony Ross, then head of 3i Cambridge.
Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration works on behalf of Network members, collaborating to organise, purchase and share training and management development opportunities.
Find out who's who in the thriving Cambridge business community.Visit the membership directory here.
Cambridge Network membership enables you to be an active part of the wider business community - contribute to local initiatives, collaborate with others and make your voice heard on matters of mutual interest.
Why not leave work a little early on Thursday 5 December and take the opportunity to attend an afternoon networking session? Find out how a small Cambridge business enlisted expert help to refocus and rebrand, and learn how it is now seeing the effects...
19-11-2019
Cambridge Network hears many views from its members every week, and frequently gets asked to exchange updates with organisations outside Cambridge. For example, the Bank of England had a detailed briefing session yesterday (Tuesday), which was attended by the Network's Executive Director, Claire Ruskin.
13-11-2019
One of Cambridge Network's founding directors, David Cleevely CBE FREng, has been appointed as Chair of the Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Committee, which oversees the highly successful Enterprise Hub. David will replace Ian Shott CBE FREng, the founding chair of the Enterprise Committee.
11-11-2019
Cambridge Network’s popular business lecture series returns on Wednesday 6 November with a talk by Professor Nigel Slater from the University of Cambridge Department for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. This multidisciplinary department works at the interfaces between engineering, chemistry, biology and physics, forming collaborations which one day will have a beneficial effect on...
22-10-2019
Skolkovo Foundation, a world class institution based near Moscow, has joined Cambridge Network as a member.
22-10-2019
The new A14 dual carriageway between Cambridge and Huntingdon, part of the biggest road upgrade in the UK, is today confirmed to open a year ahead of schedule.
10-10-2019
Cambridge Network's Recruitment event last week (Thursday) attracted a host of quality candidates and was declared a huge success by exhibiting employer companies and job seekers alike.
17-09-2019
Cambridge Network has announced the appointment of John Gourd, formerly of Johnson Matthey, as its new Chief Executive. Claire Ruskin, CEO for the past eight years, continues with the Network in the role of Executive Director.
03-09-2019
This time of year always feels like the start of a new term and a time to start afresh, which may be why Cambridge Network events seem to have a career focus this September. And getting recruitment and retention processes on track is crucial for any organisation, all the time.
02-09-2019
Now in its 21st year, Cambridge Network continues to bring people together to meet, share ideas and collaborate for shared success. The Network's unparalleled role in connecting people was highlighted by two events last week – its annual Founders' Summer Party and the latest in its popular series of recruitment fairs.
09-07-2019
Jobseekers - take the opportunity to meet headline sponsor DisplayLink and a host of other exciting technology companies at Cambridge Network's Recruitment Evening next Tuesday (2 July) at the Postdoc Centre in Eddington, Cambridge (6pm-9pm).
25-06-2019
An Innovation Day focused on the future of mobility has enabled leading global automotive supplier Magna International to make important connections with researchers, start-ups and companies in and around Cambridge.
11-06-2019
There's something for everyone in the Cambridge Network calendar of member events over the next few weeks.
11-06-2019
Last week Cambridge Network was delighted to organise a very inspiring talk by Elizabeth Churchill, Director of user experience (UX) at Google, on scaling UX with Google’s material design system.
04-06-2019
Cambridge last week embraced the opportunities provided by Learning at Work and Workplace Health Week 2019.
21-05-2019
The eco achievements of the East region’s businesses have been brought into the spotlight with the annual Investors in the Environment (iiE) Awards, held recently at Allia Future Business Centre in Peterborough.
13-05-2019
Literature, agri-tech, software, sustainability and Easter at King's - there's something for everyone in events coming up over the next few weeks in Cambridge. Here is a round-up of just a few things to get involved in this month, from Cambridge Network and its members.
02-04-2019
The growing list of successful companies in the renowned Cambridge Cluster is recognised this week as the city hosts ceremonies for three sets of prestigious awards – Business Weekly, Cambridge News & Media Awards, plus the High Sheriff’s community awards.
19-03-2019
If your business has car parking spaces for use by your employees, Cambridge Network invites you to complete a short survey to gauge your reaction to a Workplace Parking Levy.
15-03-2019
Cambridge Network members are nothing if not busy! As we all know, Cambridge is a vibrant place to be, as evidenced by the events calendar on this site. Find out about what's happening over the next few months...
12-03-2019
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Eagle Labs, 7-8 Clifton Court, Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 7BN
28 November 2019
This 1.5 hour workshop explores what stress does to our bodies and minds, how it can manifest in ourselves, and will teach strategies to build resilience at these times.
Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge CB3 0GT
5 December 2019
Branding exists in how a company or organisation is perceived by its customers. But what do you do if you have to rebrand? In a change to our regular 'breakfast networking' slot, this talk will be in the same format, but starting late afternoon instead.
Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge CB3 0GT
17 January 2020
Whether you're a current member, or are interested in joining the Network, and you'd like to learn more about what we can offer, join us at this informal seminar and networking lunch on Friday 17th January 2020.
Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge CB3 0GT
30 January 2020
SEO will always be a changing arena but one thing remains static and that is Google’s intention to deliver the user with the best, most relative and most informative content against their search term. This presents an opportunity for smaller companies to compete with the internet giants.
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