Biz Brekkie Wednesday 5th

Every second Wednesday morning at 7:15am we have a group of awesome people coming through to the shop to network and share ideas – the “Caffeine Business Breakfast Club“.

The theme this Wednesday is The Art of Business on a Cape Town Canvass. You’re very welcome to come join us!

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Did you know that if you mention Caffeinespot in you blog (good or bad, it don’t matter) you get your muffin and coffee fix on da house? Mahala!

This week, we’d like to welcome to the blogroll: small-business developers Ideate; shaken not stirred Barbedwire, a certain Terence Drake, and of course, Mr. Drupal himself – Adrian Rossouw. Free muffins and coffee abound!

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Caffeine BusinessBreakfast Club met this morning… I've honestly never encountered such fervent, sincere idea-sharing between business people before.

Stuart tried to put a bit of pressure on everyone to declare outright what business they want from each other. It was a great idea – and then as usual everyone started swapping ideas about everone else's business (and ordering multiple cups of extremely buzzy coffee!).

Wow, with the likes of market futurists, economists, psychologists and venture capitalists you can imagine the mental energy that was buzzing around.

No doubt that this is the most energetic and interesting networking meet in town. It's still quite small though (about 10 people every second Wednesday)… so you're super welcome to join in the conversation. Leave a comment and we'll get in touch. 

Bonus: if you mention us on your your blog the caffeine-fix (+muffin) is free!   

Another winner: 

We'd like to welcome Mark Forrester (website design & hosting) to the blogroll – and look forward to seeing him in-store for a complimentary muffin & coffee.

Caffeine Business Breakfast Club

Every second Wednesday morning, the Caffeine Business Breakfast Club (CBBC) meets for buzzy coffee and a couple of mindblowingly delicious muffins.

Alot of business goes down and a good time is had by all. Thanks to Stuart, who graciously decided to sponsor everyone their breakfasts today!!

This morning we heard an inspiring presentation from Ted, who works for Education without Borders.Ted reckons that if we ever want a reminder of how priviledged we are, then we should come and hang out at some of the schools in Gugulethu where Education without Borders works. Another interesting point he made is that the kids at these poor schools are incredibly enthusiastic about education and really make the most of every opportunity that comes their way… So we can make a difference to their lives and their futures (which is tied up with our future too, actually).