Huckletree

Huckletree is the workspace ecosystem connecting tech innovators in the UK and Ireland. It is made up of 3,000+ members including investors, 300+ companies, and eight spaces around the UK, all individually curated by sector focus. There are three core markets in London, Manchester, and Dublin which are home to co-working hubs focused on GovTech, Future Living, SaaS, Tech for Good, and more. Founded in 2014 by co-founders Gabriela Hersham and Andrew Lynch, who has an extensive background in venture capital and private equity, Huckletree strives to tackle the problem of negligible diverse representation in the tech entrepreneurship community. It offers an annual 12-week accelerator - rated as one of Crunchbase's top 100 accelerators in the world - for pre-seed companies with at least one founding member from an underrepresented group. Huckletree is transforming the way in which people work, collaborate, and learn through its smart approach to design and service. It has two main offerings for innovative businesses: its curated Hubs for businesses of up to 50 people and Places, sourced and maintained offices for scaling businesses of 50 people or more. The Huckletree network includes Candy Kittens, Spotify, Bloom and Wild, Butternut Box, what3words, Diversity VC, and more.