It’s that time of year again – time to spend a day at the Woking Means Business Expo in the HG Wells Centre in Woking. It’s an event that we look forward to every year – in fact, this will be our 6th year exhibiting at the expo.

It’s an exciting time in Camberley. Today sees the launch of Collectively Camberley ltd.

We’ve some really exciting news – we’re expanding the team and have three more people starting with us today!

August’s Digital Surrey event is going to be something a little different – it’s a TwitterHunt! It will be a ‘treasure hunt’ around the Guildford/Farnham area that culminates in a BBQ at a lovely country pub. But we’re not going to tell you where – not just yet, anyway!

Projectfive are organising the IoD Pimms on the Lawn event – a unique opportunity to enjoy a relaxed summer’s evening in the fabulous surroundings of the Watts Gallery in Compton. You’ll be welcomed with a cool glass of Pimms and the chance to socialise on the lawns outside the Gallery.

Sarah is undertaking a new challenge to raise money for Watts Gallery, Hope Emergency Appeal and the RNLI. She will be swimming the Solent from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight with Perdita Hunt, Director of the Watts Gallery and a small team over the weekend of the 4-6 September, weather allowing.

Our Business Continuity plans have received lots of exercise this year – far more so than I ever imagined. So what can we learn from our experiences?

I heard this quote the other day. It’s from Robert Stephens, the founder of Geek Squad – but, the sentiment is something that we can all benefit from.

The importance of Online Shopping continues to grow. 42.6% of UK Consumers are buying online at least once a week, with the average online spend per shopper of £71 per month.

During the course of this week, projectfive will be migrating our email to the latest Microsoft Exchange 2010 solution.