MeejaHub is a social group that aims to bring creative and media professionals together to exchange ideas, sources, industry news and gossip - over a drink, preferably, or via this website.

Membership is open to all working or living in and around Tunbridge Wells - from marketing managers in the corporate world, creative agency employees, illustrators, writers, graphic designers, journalists, web developers, media consultants, copywriters, photographers, professional bloggers, social media gurus, film producers, cartoonists, viral marketeers and others.

Whether in full-time employment, freelance, retired, re-evaluating or graduating, MeejaHub is for anyone who has a background, present or future in the world of media - whether that’s print or digital. The media world is fast-moving and people within it rarely stay in the same job for long. With this in mind, MeejaHub focuses on individuals not companies.

Not for profit and supported by its members

MeejaHub is a not-for-profit organisation that exists solely for the benefit of its members. Contributions are asked from members and guests to offset the cost of maintaining the website, hosting events at great venues, including wine and canapes.

No charges to join

Subject to profile approval, anyone can join the MeejaHub site without charge and network online with fellow creatives. All members are encouraged to attend the events; where professional relationships and friendships develop. Those who aren’t sure if they wish to take out full premium membership or want to try out an event before joining are asked to donate £10 to the honesty box on the night, to cover costs.

What happens at events

Events take place on a monthly basis at the Hotel du Vin, Tunbridge Wells. New members and guests are always made welcome. The ego-free group is friendly, chatty, interested and interesting. There’s no real format other than grab a drink and join in the conversation, which can be varied - to say the least.

Mutually supportive

Part of the ethos behind MeejaHub is mutual support. Many members recommend contacts to each other if they feel there could be some benefit to one or other or both parties. Some ‘Hubbers’ have joined forces on projects, with successful results. It’s a great place - for example - for agencies to find freelance talent.
MeejaHub is a social forum first and foremost. The organisers will not tolerate any members or guests who are felt to be acting against the group’s ethos. All members are treated with respect and courtesy.

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