Hub Culture is the ultimate working space for the modern day. It brings the concept of an online social network into the real world and then back again! It first started life as a private social network back in 2002 to connect global influencers to share ideas and resources. In 2008, it launched a series of pavilions (work spaces) for people to meet and collaborate in the real world, becoming the first ever social network to offer physical spaces for its members. The super slick operation’s HQ and permanent base is in the heart of London’s creative and entrepreneurial action in Carnaby Street, Soho. The salubrious environment offers space for hot-desking and also hosts a large boardroom that you can book for that deal breaker of a meeting, as well comfy sofas, chill out spaces, Apple Macs, good music and enough fresh coffee to put Starbucks out of business! Additionally, members can use all the other low carbon, pop-up pavilions around the world for free. The pop-up pavilions are set up for global events from the World Environmental Summit in Copenhagen earlier this year to the eagerly awaited summer party season in Ibiza!