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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.
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.

The first Cambridge Network Virtual Jobs & Careers Fair of 2021 was a hit with both jobseekers and participating companies.

Are you looking after a distributed team who is feeling a bit stretched at the moment? Are members of your team struggling with the new ways of working, causing the important work-life balance to tip? Join Cambridge Network this Wednesday (10 Feb) for the latest webinar in its popular 'Surviving lockdown' series.

Wellbeing and positivity are at the centre of new webinars and training courses designed by Cambridge Network to help the business community survive the latest lockdown.

Twenty businesses created in Cambridge have now achieved the magical valuation of a billion dollars.

NVIDIA recently announced its acquisition of Arm and its intention to develop a new global centre of excellence in AI research in Cambridge. Join Cambridge Network for a special online event on Thursday 28 January, when NVIDIA’s David Hogan will discuss the company’s plans for Cambridge.

John Gourd, Cambridge Network's CEO, reflects on 2020 – and looks to a brighter future.

Cambridge Network hosted its first virtual brewery tour and beer tasting on Tuesday evening with Harston-based craft microbrewery BrewBoard.

The latest Cambridge Network Virtual Jobs & Careers Fair, which took place last week, continued the success of these useful events, attracting more than 200 sign-ups.

Are you in the job market or facing an uncertain future? If so, you cannot afford to miss Cambridge Network's Virtual Jobs and Careers Fair this Friday (20 November).

Can you gain work experience remotely? How important is it? And what does it take to be a successful apprentice? Find out at Cambridge Network's next Virtual Jobs & Careers Fair on Friday 20 November.

Two new courses from Cambridge Network, focused on the key roles involved in making organisations more agile through Scrum, kick off this autumn.

Cambridge Network is on the lookout for companies and candidates to participate in the next of its popular recruitment webinars, taking place on Friday 20th November 2020.

The long-term effects of Covid-19 on the workforce will undoubtedly influence workplace health. Against this background, what can be done now to help employees cope in this new environment? Join Cambridge Network tomorow (Tuesday 6 October) for two special online events focused on workplace wellbeing.

The focus was firmly on career resilience and practical job searching at the latest virtual Cambridge Network Jobs & Careers Fair, which once again attracted interest from a large audience.

Cambridge Network today presents CN eLearning – a new suite of digital resources which offers a catalogue of bite-sized courses covering a diverse spectrum of essential skills.

Many organisations are still on the lookout for high calibre candidates despite the pandemic. If your business would like to take advantage of the talent that is now available, consider taking part in Cambridge Network's next Virtual Jobs Fair on Thursday 10th September.

Helping jobseekers to find their strengths and learn how to navigate a competitive job market was the focus last week when Cambridge Network hosted its latest Virtual Jobs & Careers Fair.

Can you give someone a chance of a job? If you are one of the luckier companies still doing OK through C-19, would you consider giving one or more people a job even if you might not in normal times?

Cambidge Network's Executive Director Claire Ruskin writes a moving tribute to Paul Auton, former chief executive of Cambridge Consultants, who has died at the age of 80.

Cambridge Network's Virtual Jobs & Careers Fair this Thursday 16 July promises practical assistance and support for anyone looking for a job or a change in career.
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Many of us have been working from home for a while and may be developing aches and pains from sitting for hours at kitchen tables, the corner of the living room, back bedrooms…anywhere you can perch at a laptop. This webinar will give you the tools to help you to sit comfortably and relieve those aches and pains.

We last heard from Prof Barnard in September when she explained why law underpins every aspect of how Brexit will play out and how she could see we would only get a wafer-thin deal. We’re pleased to welcome Catherine back to give us an update now that 2021 is well underway, and invite you to take an active part in the discussion.

We will be discussing common IP ownership problems and provide practical solutions you can implement straightaway.

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 online seminar on Thursday 25th March.

Not all decisions are the same. Some are simple; “What shall we have for lunch?”; some are routine, “Shall I walk or cycle to work today?” and some are big, “Should we move house/emigrate/get a different job”. In B2B commerce, it’s just the same. If your solution is innovative, different or could have a major impact on the buyer’s business, then the buying decision is big. This webinar will provide insights into the phases of the buying process, how to recognise them and how to match your approach to achieve maximum impact.
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