• Connect with remote workers and digital nomads in the Isle of Man

    Join our community and receive updates on events!

  • Why join our group?

    As a remote worker who moved to the Isle of Man in 2021, I've run into many people in similar situations - we work remotely, often from home, occasionally bouncing in and out of work cafes, coffee shops and co-working spaces! While technology has enabled work location flexibility, enabling many of us to live and work almost anywhere, remote work itself can be isolating. Over the past few years, I've found myself wanting to connect into a community, to network, and to share experiences over a coffee. Sometimes it's nice to just step outside of the home office and into the community.

     

    Participate in networking meetups

    Connect with other remote workers and digital nomads who live and work on the Isle of Man. Join for an opportunity to tap into a community - meet new people, share information & resources or to just network.

     

    What's New

    • Happy Hour on Wednesday November 27 at 5pm at Grain & Vine in Douglas (on Victoria St) - https://www.grainandvine.co.im/
    • Coffee meet-up on Tuesday December 03 at 9:30am at Cycle360 in Douglas (Bradden) - https://cycle360.com/
    • A private LinkedIn Group has been created - if you would like to join, please connect with me via LinkedIn and I will send you an invite

    Past Events:

    • Coffee Meet-up - Thursday October 17 at Cycle360 in Douglas (Bradden)
    • Introduction to Remote IOM - Tuesday August 27 at the LaunchPad in Douglas - Sponsored by Digitial Isle of Man

    Share resources and insights into working remote in the Isle of Man  

    Recently moved on Island and looking find out about the co-working spaces and cafes? Looking to evaluate internet & wifi options for your home office or mobile computing set-up? Joining our community to share and exchange information.

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    Andres

    Community of Practice organizer - Remote Isle of Man

    I moved to the Isle of Man in 2021 and work for a company headquartered in the United States. We moved here to be closer to my partner's family, so that our kids could grow up with their cousins and extended family. While I enjoy the flexibility that remote working has created for my family, I often miss the "real work experience" - coffees and lunches, with colleagues, in-between meetings and presentations during our busy work week. Join our community to extend your network!

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