Hundreds of vacancies are advertised every week on the Recruitment Gateway - the region's busiest and most comprehensive Jobs Board.
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.
Cambridge Network's first Virtual Jobs Fair last week - described as 'a great example of a network rolling with the changes' - provided a highly effective platform for local employer organisations to showcase their opportunities and connect with potential candidates, more than 400 of whom had signed up to the online event.
18-05-2020
What happens when the pandemic crisis eases? This is just one of the questions to be addressed by local business leaders in a new series of short interviews, hosted by Cambridge Network's CEO John Gourd.
07-05-2020
Leading local organisations will showcase their job vacancies, company culture and technology; products and services next week (Thursday 14 May), when Cambridge Network hosts its inaugural Virtual Jobs Fair.
05-05-2020
Diverse topics and great presenters have attracted more than 1000 people to Cambridge Network webinars over the past few weeks.
28-04-2020
Cambridge Network's Executive Director, Claire Ruskin, has been asked to help the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) find the companies that are ‘forming the UK’s diagnostic industry’ in the context of COVID-19.
21-04-2020
If you've missed any of the free webinars hosted by Cambridge Network during the past few weeks, you can catch up now – they are all available on the Network's YouTube channel.
21-04-2020
With the lockdown forcing many companies to lay off their staff, how do people pick themselves up and get back into the job market? A free Cambridge Network webinar this Wednesday (22 April) with Sharon Livermore, Director at Kameo Recruitment, aims to help.
20-04-2020
Cambridge Network is helping with gathering and redeploying manufacturing facilities for personal protective equipment (PPE).
17-04-2020
Cambridge Network's popular series of recruitment events continues next month with an online Jobs Fair on 14th May.
15-04-2020
Whatever the stage and state of your business, Cambridge Network is aiming to help you navigate the maze of issues that are having an impact – from immigration to account management, employee benefits to managing and leading change. Its series of free webinars, continuing throughout this month, tackle all these subjects, with experts from Network member companies offering useful information...
09-04-2020
'What next for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning?' That is the question to be tackled by Professor Neil Lawrence of the University of Cambridge on Tuesday 21st April, as Cambridge Network responds further to the coronavirus crisis by taking its business lecture series online.
07-04-2020
The focus turns to recruitment next week when Cambridge Network continues its popular series of free webinars, with the first of a trio of sessions to help HR managers and recruiters navigate virtual activity as it replaces face-to-face communications.
03-04-2020
Cambridge Network's ongoing series of free webinars, which continues this week (tomorrow -Weds 1 April), includes diverse topics ranging from risk management and personal finances to recruitment and immigration.
31-03-2020
Cambridge Network's response to the Covid-19 outbreak - a series of free webinars* - continues this week, with a look at how to get the best out of virtual teams.
24-03-2020
Cambridge Network is working hard behind the scenes to support local businesses and the community at large at this difficult time. John Gourd, Cambridge Network's CEO, provides an update on Network activities and initiatives:
24-03-2020
Are you facing redundancy? If your future working life is looking uncertain, Cambridge Network's Recruitment Gateway team is here to help.
20-03-2020
Cambridge Network's free Coronavirus Crisis Communications webinar tomorrow (Thursday 19th March), featuring the inspiring communications consultant Simon Hall, has proved so popular that a second session has now been added.
18-03-2020
Are you swamped by the demands of your daily life? Do you wish you could do more in less time with less stress?
17-03-2020
What is creativity? How can individuals and organisations harness it? And is creativity a game-changer in 2020?
26-02-2020
Graphene has long been heralded as the wonder material, with much press around its discovery in 2004. It was going to be used to for everything – not least faster electronics and graphene touchscreens. So, is it living up to expectations?
18-02-2020
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Online
3 June 2020
This session will focus on some of the challenges of employee engagement, how it has changed over the years and especially how it has changed now with the transition of many workers from social environments to lone working. Our speaker, from First Ascent group, will be using brain science to explain the how and why of ‘engagement’.
Online webinar
4 June 2020
Dr James Gazzard, Director of the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education, will lead this online seminar and help us explore the value of work-relevant lifelong learning.
Online webinar
9 June 2020
As we come out of lockdown, your business will need new digital and media relations strategies to reach target audiences. Alison Taylor and Sophie Baillie of Conscious Communications will take us through how communication channels have changed and what you can do to inject creativity into your message.
Online
11 June 2020
This webinar will provide a taster session into exploring your company or team culture, how it differs from your competitors and give you some actionable steps and ideas to move your company culture forward – and take your employees with you.
Online webinar
1 July 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 webinar on Wednesday 1st July.
Eagle Labs, 7-8 Clifton Court, Cambridge CB1 7BN
10 September 2020
Whether you have to persuade someone to buy, invest, buy into, change, or do something, understanding the psychology behind how we are persuaded and why we resist is essential for an effective result. This workshop will give you an insight into the psychology of persuasion and the tools to enhance your approach.
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