Everyday Cog

Marta met up with the OAE team today for a website training session.

At St Martin in the Fields, Michael’s been on a fascinating tour with CEO Chris Denton.

It’s probably her love of selfies that’s made Nazma the undefeated champion of Everyday Cog.

Laura Mc received a sweet little package from Alex to help upgrade her Command Line confidence.

“Molly, take a note. New policy: no cats on desk. Are you getting this?”

Nazma and Jo spotted some huge sunflowers on their lunchtime stroll around Greenwich.

We were thrilled to attend the launch event for All Our Stories: Migration and the Making of Britain, an outstanding exhibition presented by our friends at The Migration Museum.

We’re at The Albany summer ‘garden’ party. The weather was unkind but the entertainment and company were delightful.

Lily’s spent the afternoon on the floor, securing the studio chairs with washers.

Creekside Footpath is closing for repairs, and local Cogs will have to adjust the routes they walk to and from the studio.

Pancha is 2 today. Happy Birthday Pancha!

Charlotte Marshall, from ENB, is here to learn more about the nuts and bolts of their website.

Marta and Michael are kicking off a new project with the wonderful team at Arcola Theatre.

Kathryn Jacob, CEO of Pearl and Dean, was this month’s Breakfast Briefing Guest.

We’ve received a delightfully ominous postcard from Jerome, who’s on holiday in the English seaside resort town of Babbacombe.

Nazma’s returned for a week away in Mauritius, bearing gifts of honey sweets and cardamom tea.

Focaccia comin’ atcha. It’s the start of the Cog Bakeoff, with Justin hot out the gates (but ambient on the plate).

As they say up North, ‘It’s black over Bill’s Mother’s’.

Alex is teaching us all about the path from browser to page.

Michael’s at an immersive show, Manikins where he is the only audience member. This is its writer/director Jack Aldisert.

September’s Cog Night took the team to Bush Theatre, to see The Real Ones.