Press

For press enquiries please contact David Langer, CEO: david@groupspaces.com

Press Coverage

Econsultancy: Q&A with TechCrunch UK's Editor Mike Butcher
22nd December 2008

"Really standing out in the UK are: Huddle, Rummble, Skimbit, GroupSpaces, TheFilter, Coull, Trampoline Systems, Hubdub and WAYN"

FreshMinds Talent Blog: Where are they now: Ones to Watch 2007
9th December 2008

"GroupSpaces is a management platform that allows university groups and societies to publicise what they do and organise their membership on a day-to-day basis. So far David and Andy have raised funding in the region of six-figures and in April the company was named one of the 20 most promising UK web start-ups through WebMission."

Spectator Business: 2020 Vision: Tomorrow's Stars
2nd December 2008

"Langer and Young are the co-founders of GroupSpaces.com, an Oxford-based internet company aiming to organise the world's groups. In January 2008, GroupSpaces raised six-figure funding; in April the company was selected for WebMission as one of 20 promising UK web startups, traveling to Silicon Valley and backed by HSBC, BT, TechCrunch and UKTI."

TechCrunch UK: Three to watch in the student space
4th September 2008

"The start-up, born out of Oxford University, is probably the sector's most web-business savvy...It provides everything a group organiser needs to administer their membership, while keeping things simple, clean and functional."

"In Business" Magazine: Team With a Mission
June/July 2008 Edition

"Maggie Hartford meets young entrepreneurs developing a better way to communicate.."
This article appeared in the June/July issue of the Oxford Times "In Business" magazine.

The Times: Entrepreneurial scientists should invest in good ideas
11th June 2008

"David Langer, a co-founder of GroupSpaces, an internet firm, started out with a bootstrap business before seeking funding. GroupSpaces paid for itself with advertising for six months before he sought venture capital."

Said Business School: Oxford start-up is one of the UK's most promising web companies
30th May 2008

"GroupSpaces, an Oxford-based web company which provides online tools for real-world groups has recently arrived back from Silicon Valley after being selected to attend WebMission 2008, a week-long trade mission for the UK's twenty most promising Web companies."

Spectator Business: WebMission: Brits Go To Silicon Valley
29th May 2008

"Edie Lush mentions that 'GroupSpaces made fantastic contacts with many other entrepreneurs, angels and venture capitalists and is in exciting discussions with a few people following the trip.'"

The Oxford Trust: Oxford Entrepreneurs - Where are the companies now? - International Trade Fairs to Multi-million dollar buyouts
27th May 2008

"GroupSpaces was founded in October 2006 and has since grown to three full-time and two part-time members of staff. It provides free Web-based tools to help clubs, societies, charities and other real-world groups manage themselves in our increasingly online world."

The Guardian: Web entrepreneurs seek their fortune in San Francisco
7th May 2008

"Among them was Oxford graduate David Langer, who started Groupspaces after becoming frustrated with the lack of good online tools to support university clubs."

The Telegraph: UK software stars conduct mission to woo Silicon Valley
23rd April 2008

Oli Barrett, organiser of Web Mission, mentions GroupSpaces as an example of a UK company that is "looking at how groups of people are now working together and building tools to enable that to happen"

Said Business School: Oxford start-up raises six figure funding
25th March 2008

"GroupSpaces, an Oxford-based Internet company that provides online tools to enable groups, societies and clubs to manage their communications, has raised six-figure funding from investors."

"In Business" Magazine: Watch this space..
21st March 2008

"Chris Hogan meets two young cyber-entrepreneurs on the cusp of hitting the big time"
This article appeared in the March/April issue of the Oxford Times "In Business" magazine.
(Online version)

TechCrunch: The British are Coming!
11th March 2008

"During the week of 19-25 April [...] 20 UK startups invade, courtesy of the British government. [...] The confirmed companies for Web Mission 08 are:
GroupSpaces - Web-based tools for groups"

TechCrunch UK: Web Mission 08: UK startups to visit Silicon Valley
11th March 2008

"After months of planning and an application and judging process lasting several weeks [...] the confirmed companies for Web Mission 08 are:
Groupspaces - Web-based tools for groups"

The Cherwell: Oxford students secure six figure investment deal
29th February 2008

"The founders of GroupSpaces, which was set up in 2007 and provides online tools such as mailing lists for club and society organisers, this week announced that a consortium of business 'angels', including the London-based Avonmore Developments, has agreed to help fund their company."


Oxford Innovation: Oxford Start-up GroupSpaces raises Six Figure Funding to revolutionise Group Management Systems
25th February 2008

"GroupSpaces, an Oxford-based Internet company that provides online tools to enable groups, societies and clubs to manage their communications and data, today announced that it has raised a six figure round of investment from a consortium of investors."

About GroupSpaces

GroupSpaces is an Oxford-based start-up that is revolutionising the way real-world groups manage themselves in an increasingly online world.

GroupSpaces is developing an integrated online toolset for group management and communication which can be customised to fit in with any group's existing conventions. The GroupSpaces toolset supports the needs of any group, society or club: communication channels, membership and database management, website provision and event organisation.

By meeting the needs of groups online with a unique suite of integrated tools, GroupSpaces helps to establish efficient, lasting procedures which facilitate continuity and collaboration between group members, managers and the wider world.

GroupSpaces was founded in October 2006 by a team of Oxford University students and graduates, and has received funding in 2008 from a syndicate of experienced Angel Investors including Avonmore Developments.

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