Jelly - Casual Coworking for One Afternoon

*** START TIME CHANGED TO 16:00 ***

Want to work for one afternoon along like-minded entrepreneurs ?

Do you like to work from home ? or would you just like to co-work from time to time with the guiripreneur crowd you already know and, obviously love ? ;-)

Then Jelly is for you:

• one afternoon co-working with a focus on working and bouncing ideas, but together.

• Come, it's free, it's fun and it's also productiv & creative.

• And at the end we have our regular monthly event at 20:00 to finish off with a bang !

**** Oh, and on top of this, if you come, utopic_us, our host, sponsors & super-partners, will offer you free access to the casual coworking space for all 2013 - utopic_us virtual & Meeting point (http://utopicusvirtual.com/users/login)! ***

*** Only 30 seats !! ***

What is Jelly ?

Jelly is a casual working event. It's taken place in over a hundred cities where people have come together (in a person's home, a coffee shop, or an office) to work for the day. We provide chairs and sofas, wireless internet, and interesting people to talk to, collaborate with, and bounce ideas off of.

You bring a laptop (or whatever you need to get your work done) and a friendly disposition.

Watch this video about Jelly (https://vimeo.com/246107), or read about it in Wired (http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/news/2007/07/coworking).

Why do we do this?

Many of us love to work from home, or in their normal office. But from time to time, we also like to co-work with new people to get new ideas, and focus on bouncing ideas. That's exactly what we do with Jellys, which is in fact a global movement.

Jelly started in NYC in February of 2006 when roommates Amit and Luke realized that they loved working from home, but they missed the creative brainstorming, sharing, and camaraderie of a traditional office. (Office politics, not so much.)

So they started inviting friends to come work from their home one day a week. They soon found that working in close proximity to new and interesting people every couple weeks resulted in new ideas and interesting conversations.

Emboldened by their early success, they made it a more regular thing. Jelly was born.

Who can come to Jelly?

Anyone!

We see a lot of designers, developers, and internet types, but we've also had musicians, cooks, sound designers, tea sommeliers, product designers, photographers, writers, and more.

Some of us are entrepreneurs or freelancers. Others work in an office most of the time, but work at Jelly for fresh ideas and a change of pace.

No matter what you do or what you create, you're welcome to come to Jelly and share your talent and learn from others.