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Jelly Emeritus Rishi Shah recently moved to San Francisco, and has quickly made friends. He’s helping Jelly founder Amit Gupta with Jelly SF, and they’ve recently moved to a weekly model similar to Chicago’s. Last week, Rishi posted a nice write-up on how Jelly Chicago was able to develop a thriving community. Check it out when you have a chance – it might be useful for other organizations as well.

Jelly members Sean Corbett (@stcorbett), Andy Angelos (@andyangelos) and ZiadHussain (@ziadbc) have put together a “mini startup fund” that provides entrepreneurs with $1000 and coworking space (courtesy of OfficePort) to start their own venture. Applications are officially open today – learn more at http://www.scalewell.com.

Jason Goodrich (@chigoodrich) has been a busy man lately. His PR firm has picked up nearly a dozen clients in the last year, and he’s become an increasingly popular advocate for the coworking movement. He recently was featured in Crain’s Chicago Business discussing the topic. Check out his interview when you have a chance.

Jelly pal Jason Goodrich has been on a PR tear lately – along with coworking space OfficePort, Jelly got a nice write up in the Chicago Tribune, including a nice spot on the front page of the business section! Nice work Jason!

You can read the article here.

Jelly pal Allie Osmar took some awesome photos from our camping trip on the Michigan coast – we had a great time, ate great food, drank some great beer, and enjoyed some amazing sunsets. Looking forward to doing it again next year!