Jelly events

Jelly – The Old Church School, Butts Hill, Frome, Somerset – Wednesday 16 November 2011, 10 am to 4 pm, free

Jelly is a friendly coworking event for home workers and freelancers who want to get out and work alongside likeminded people. Frome Jelly is a great place to meet people, catch up on the local gossip and check out your local workhub The Old Church School. All completely free of charge so book for Jelly here now!

StartUp Secrets
Central, 12 Bayley Street, Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3HD
Thursday 27 October 2011, 6.30 to 8.30 pm
Central members £10 + booking fee
Non-members £15 + booking fee

with Emma Jones, founder of small business support company, Enterprise Nation, and co-founder of StartUp Britain

A sought-after speaker, Emma started the website Enterprise Nation from her home in Shrewsbury and within just a few years was being asked to advise the government on home business. Fresh from driving around the UK in the StartUp Britain double-decker and speaking on the main stage at the Tory party conference, Emma will share the story of her success, the factors she believes contributed to it, and how you can use them too to achieve your own goals.

Thousands of people have enjoyed Emma’s presentations at conferences and business events, but at Central we’re strictly limiting places to maintain an informal and conversational atmosphere and to make sure you have time to ask Emma your own burning questions.

Places are already being snapped up and I wouldn’t like you to miss this unique opportunity, so don’t delay, book today!

How to Work from Home – The Inside Guide is a monthly group for home workers, freelancers, those who work alone and people thinking of working from home. We’ve had some great results from these evening meet-ups, and invariably run out of time long before things to talk about!

The meet-ups are held at Central in Bloomsbury, a new kind of workspace and the perfect place to bring the information on this site into a friendly face-to-face environment for maximum impact and inspiration. Come along and check it out – it might be just what you need to vary your home working routine!

Top 10 Tech Tools to Save Time
Central, 12 Bayley Street, Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3HD
Thursday 29 September 2011, 6.30 to 8.30 pm
Central members free, non-members £11 + booking fee

with San Sharma, Community Manager of business community Bitsy & mobile app WorkSnug

It’s hard to keep up with the pace of IT change, and how on earth to choose where to spend your hard-earned cash for the best results?

Bypass the hype and find out direct from other home and mobile workers what they use to save time and money, and why. San will choose 10 pieces of gear, apps or software, and as usual we’re looking to base the evening on your own experiences, so tell us your favourites at the Central Linkedin group for a chance to be included.

How to Work from Home – The Inside Guide is a monthly group for home workers, freelancers, those who work alone and people thinking of working from home. It’s held at Central in Bloomsbury, a new kind of workspace and the perfect place to bring the information on this site into a friendly face-to-face environment for maximum impact and inspiration.

We celebrate the joys of home working, look at solutions to its challenges, and make connections with other home workers. As Cherry said after the first event, ‘It is a great way of feeling encouraged just by hearing that others have similar challenges as your own.’

So if you’re based at home, come along and give your week a bit of a lift, and at the same time check out Central, which could be just the place you need to vary your routine.

Places are limited and already going quickly, so don’t put it off, book yours now! Hope to see you there.

Marketing Masterclass for Mystified Homeworkers
Central, 12 Bayley Street, Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3HD
Thursday 25 August 2011, 6.30 to 8.30 pm, Central members free, non-members £11 + booking fee

with James Layfield – international marketing agency owner and co-founder of Central

Does the idea of marketing leave you cold? Or confused? How can you use marketing to get more of the right clients? Ever wished you could afford to consult a real expert?

This session of How to Work from Home – The Inside Guide brings the enthusiasm and top agency know-how of James Layfield direct to your own home business.

James wants to remove as many of your marketing blocks as possible at this interactive meet-up, so please book your place now and send your questions to judy@workfromhomewisdom.com before 19 August. Come along to get your business the right exposure in your marketplace.