Everyday Cog

We’ve been enjoying these sweet treats from sunny Spain all week, can you guess who brought them in?

Nazma and Justin were taken by the autumn leaves on their Monday lunchtime stroll.

Nick conducted an online training session with the wonderful team at Harewood House to show them how to use their brand new website.

Laura’s bake off entry for this week is home baked raspberry, lemon, pistachio halva crumble bars and traditional Grasmere gingerbread.

Nick had a fabulous day in sunny Liverpool this week training the team at Everyman & Playhouse on their brand new website.

Laura is our Cog bake off champion!

Nazma’s treating us to a run through of her AMA talk as part of the Global Majority Affinity Group.

Alex is running through his test of humanity. Hope we passed.

November’s Cog Night at the ICA: choreography, robotics and a dismantled skeleton.

Our Breakfast Briefing guest was the wonderful Tamsin Ace, talking about her facilitative role as Director at East Bank, the new cultural quarter in the Olympic Park.

Beautiful views as the sun sinks at 3:45 pm in Greenwich.

Fletcher isn’t a fan of monday mornings.

Our regular fire safety maintenance check is underway. The emergency lights are working but it’s still quite dark.

Nazma has her slides and notes printed and ready for the AMA Digital Day tomorrow.

Alex is giving a talk, “Optimising your website for humans” at the Arts Marketing Association Digital Day.

Paul never misses an opportunity to steal Laura’s water while she’s working from home.

Nick spent some time with lovely team at Landmark Theatres in Peterborough to kick off their website refresh project.

We’re starting to get in the Christmas spirit, with after-work card making in the studio.

We don’t mind spiders, but they do get in the way of typing.

Nazma has a camera-curious companion working from home today.

Laura’s all alone in the office but does have complete control of the music so it’s not all bad.