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Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Creative Nottingham Editor Oct 13, 2009.

Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Martin Wright Apr 9, 2009.

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Inafishbowl Business Clinic LIVE: 24th June 2010 at NBV Mercury House, Shipstones Business Centre

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June 24, 2010 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm
The inafishbowl Business Clinic LIVE is taking place on the 24th June 2010, giving you the opportunity to meet the Fishbowl businesses and benefit from the expertise of the inafishbowl Expert Panel.All small businesses come up against difficulties and issues - it's part of what running a business is about. Indeed, we know from following the journeys and experiences of the Fishbowl businesses, not everything runs smoothly in the first…See More
Toby Reid is attending Laura Hampton's event Jun 15, 2010
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Oct 20, 2009
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Creative Nottingham Editor left a comment for Toby Reid
Hi Toby, I wanted to let you know about our new website CreativeNottingham - http://www.creativenottingham.com - a blog connecting Nottingham's creative, digital and cultural business communities with events, training, exibitions and business…
Oct 13, 2009
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Creative Nottingham Editor replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?'
Edin's is a good place to meet, great coffee and free wifi if you go ask for the code. Broadway next best - better for lunch. The Walk can be good - but pricey. Rosy Lee's good for meeting for tea. Jaz Cafe nice to meet with a garden - but…
Oct 13, 2009
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Vishal Panjwani replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?'
This is a good question ... I sometimes go to Lee Rosys Tea Room in Hockley and Starbucks or Costa on Wheeler Gate (off Old Market Square) ... I am new to Nottingham so I will definitely check out some of these suggestions.
Oct 9, 2009
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Paul Mellors replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?'
Here is a list of other hotspots in Nottingham - http://www.myhotspots.co.uk/results.aspx?Town=Nottingham I'd love one day to setup my own building for co-working....where's that lottery ticket? ;)
Sep 1, 2009
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Rachel Elnaugh Webinar - Getting Investment at Online

April 29, 2009 from 7pm to 8pm
Dragon's Den makes great TV but is it instructive in securing investment?Toby Reid covers 10 tips from the real world to help you secure that all important investment in Rachel Elnaugh's next webinar.Reserve your Webinar Seat Now:https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/831758698These webinars are part of Rachel's online mentoring package. For more details and the joining offer open until the end of this month see…See More
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The Walk Cafe replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?'
Try The Walk Cafe, 12 Bridlesmith Walk, Nottingham. All wi fi'd up, fresh ground coffee, china teapots, fantastic cakes, a quiet garden space in the centre of the city and best of all fantastic friendly staff. Open 8am to 8pm Look forward to…
Apr 23, 2009
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Where do you go to work remotely in Nottingham?

You're bored with staring at your office wall and fancy a change of scenery...You are based out of town and you have some time to kill in between meetings...but where do you go in Nottingham for wireless internet access, relative peace and quiet and a decent coffee?See More
Discussion posted by Toby Reid Apr 23, 2009
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Martin Wright replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?'
This is great news for the guys but I suspect bad news for the product. It's a real shame that it has been bought by 'the' global drinks conglomerate. As Hammad says, they have been a good case study for a long time and this looks…
Apr 9, 2009
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Toby Reid replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?'
Indeed. How about these guys then. Where will they be in 10 years time? Gelato Mio
Apr 9, 2009
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Hammad Khan replied to Toby Reid's discussion 'Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?'
Innocent have always been a good case study for many reasons. The fact that the idea came not from a drinks maker, but from an ad-man is indicative of why they were successful - from day one they took a customers perspective and need and THEN…
Apr 9, 2009
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Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?

So Mssrs Reed, Wright and Ballon have just sold a stake in their company, Innocent Drinks, to Coca-Cola for £30million, valuing the company at £300million.That means that each of these founding individuals now has a shareholding valued at £30-60million. Not bad for 10 years work from complete start up.10 years ago at Parsons’ Green Jazz Festival the three set up a stall with a sign reading: “Do you think we should give up our jobs to make these smoothies?” alongside two bins for the empties,…See More
Discussion posted by Toby Reid Apr 7, 2009
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Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?

So Mssrs Reed, Wright and Ballon have just sold a stake in their company, Innocent Drinks, to Coca-Cola for £30million, valuing the company at £300million.That means that each of these founding individuals now has a shareholding valued at £30-60million. Not bad for 10 years work from complete start up.10 years ago at Parsons’ Green Jazz Festival the three set up a stall with a sign reading: “Do you think we should give up our jobs to make these smoothies?” alongside two bins for the empties,…See More
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Could you be where Innocent Drinks are now?

So Mssrs Reed, Wright and Ballon have just sold a stake in their company, Innocent Drinks, to Coca-Cola for £30million, valuing the company at £300million.



That means that each of these founding individuals now has a shareholding valued at £30-60million. Not bad for 10 years work from complete start up.



10 years ago at Parsons’ Green Jazz Festival the three set up a stall with a sign reading: “Do you think we should give up our jobs to make these smoothies?” alongside… Continue

Posted on April 7, 2009 at 12:04pm

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The importance of Entrepreneurship and Business Support

When I last checked around 99% of the circa 4million businesses in the UK were SME’s (less than 250 employees) and over 55% of non-governmental jobs were with SME’s.



I suspect with the economic climate set to worsen before it improves then we will see an increase in the latter statistic if not the former.



There will be casualties across the company spectrum as a result of this economic crisis, however, I suspect there will be relatively more job losses amongst large… Continue

Posted on March 13, 2009 at 11:10am

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At 3:22pm on October 20, 2009, AndrewAndrew said…
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At 3:03pm on October 13, 2009, Creative Nottingham EditorCreative Nottingham Editor said…
Hi Toby,
I wanted to let you know about our new website CreativeNottingham - http://www.creativenottingham.com - a blog connecting Nottingham's creative, digital and cultural business communities with events, training, exibitions and business success stories. Subscribe by email or RSS.

We’d like to help to promote your activities. Check out the site and send us your stories:
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At 11:09am on March 13, 2009, Network AdministratorNetwork Administrator said…
Thanks for joining Toby - we're really excited about this site and hope it serves our business community well. Please help spread the word and get the member list up :)

Hope you're well otherwise. Would like to catch up with you soon...
 
 
 

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