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What makes a physical product investable
Investability rarely starts with slides and spreadsheets. It starts earlier, often before a product has taken physical form. The foundations are laid when the brief is defined, assumptions are set, and early specifications begin to harden into direction. ...
COEL to transform the Darwin Building into a next-gen Research Hub at Chesterford Research Park
COEL has begun a full refurbishment of the Darwin Building at Chesterford Research Park, transforming the 33,000 sq ft former AstraZeneca facility into a future-ready, sustainable research hub. Discover how this project is shaping the next generation of life science workspaces across th...
Elevate Leadership: New programme launch supporting inclusive leadership at decision-making level
Inclusive leadership has moved far beyond being a “nice to have”. For today’s organisations, it is a critical capability for navigating complexity, retaining talent, and driving sustainable performance.At its core, inclusive leadership is about how decisions are made, whose voices are h...
How do you validate a new product idea? A simple, practical guide
New physical product ideas often arrive with momentum. They usually stem from something personal, a repeated annoyance, an unmet need, or a sense that an everyday product could work better than it does today.Before that energy turns into drawings, CAD files, or manufacturing conversatio...
Andy Burnham to speak at Bennett School of Public Policy Annual Conference
More than 300 policy thinkers will convene in Cambridge to debate evidence-based responses to today’s pressing public policy challenges. ...
Allia Impact opens new cohorts for Start Strong and Scale Up programmes in Cambridge
Building on successful delivery in Papworth, Peterborough, London, and Nottingham, Allia Impact has opened applications for the next cohorts of its Start Strong and Scale Up programmes, now running from the organisation's Cambridge Campus. ...
Share your views - Cambridge Growth Company employee survey
The Cambridge Growth Company (CGC) is working with the Centre for Business Research at the University of Cambridge to undertake a survey of key employees in the Cambridge City Region and gain a deeper understanding of the experience of working and living here. The feedback will be ...
What’s next for hiring and jobseekers in 2026?
By Claire Angus, Head of Recruitment & Account Management, Cambridge Network
Art is power
Sarah Reakes, of Kiss Communications shares...From Banksy’s subversive murals to Black Panther salutes to graffiti on the Berlin Wall, art has always been a powerful tool for protest and change. It grabs attention, cuts through noise, and makes us stop, think, and feel. The best art doe...
Legacies of Windrush in Cambridge
Last few weeks to see The Museum of Cambridge exhibition, shining a light on the lives and experiences of the Caribbean Windrush community and those who left an indelible mark on Cambridge and the UK. ...