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Adding an Opportunity / Job

Escape the City connects selected organisations with a talented community of +45,000 professionals looking to ‘do something different'.

Join the hundreds of ‘different’ organisations listing their jobs on Escape the City

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Adding a Connection

Connect with the community. It’s FREE!

Connections are great if you are looking for...

  • Advice or support with your escape
  • Help with your project, plan or idea
  • A business partner or a mentor

On average each connection gets 10+ email responses

Adding a Hero Story

Every week thousands of corporate professionals visit www.EscapetheCity.org looking for inspiration. Some are looking for advice, others are just looking for some encouragement to ‘do something different’. Your story will really help our members as they plan their next moves.

Adding an Event

Have you got an event you'd like to share with the community? Would it be inspirational or useful for Escape the City members? If it is, post your event for free today!

Adding a Meet-up

Its easy to start your own Escape the City meetup. Click on the link below and see if there is one near you. If there is not start one and others will follow!

Adding an Adventure

Do you have an organised adventure you want to advertise on Escape the City? If you do email team@escapethecity.org

Other / Help!

Not sure where to post? Get in touch by emailing team@escapethecity.org and we'll help you out.

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Press

  • Sunday Star Times The Sunday Times

    Style Magazine - Going Up: "EscapetheCity.org" - Fed up with being a banker? Here's how to fly the coop. One thousand more members each month.

  • Evening Standard Evening Standard

    A new breed of high-flying twenty-somethings who are planning to ditch their desk jobs in order to live the dream, 20 years early.

  • Financial Times Financial Times

    A London-based start-up has found an opportunity in the market for City workers eager to quit corporate life in the Square Mile for more entrepreneurial ventures.

  • Time Time

    Escape the City, a website that helps banking, law and finance types escape to more fulfilling careers. Helping Corporate Drones Live Their Dreams.

  • Forbes Forbes

    A year after the financial system's near-meltdown, a growing number of young graduates are seeking to flee, and a new venture called Escape the City is helping them chart a flight plan

  • The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail

    When Rob & Dom decided to change careers, they looked for a website to provide advice & help them contact other like-minded professionals – except there wasn’t one. So they started their own.

  • The Globe and Mail City AM

    Tempting stuff, this, at a time when uncertainty is rife and many jobs in the financial services sector are looking less than 100 per cent secure.

  • The Daily Telegraph The Daily Telegraph

    Nearly three quarters of corporate professionals want to work abroad, with 30pc actively looking for a new job, a survey has found.

  • The Guardian The Guardian

    Two graduates who quit the City to find fulfilment are helping others do the same with their Escape the City website.

  • Bloomberg Bloomberg

    The people they attract are educated and intelligent and want something more out of their working lives. There is more and more disillusion with the traditional corporate world.

  • The Independent The Independent

    65% of professionals don't find their current jobs interesting, 57% intend to move jobs within 1 year. Only 10% want to stay in the City for the rest of their career.

  • Reuters Reuters

    Meet Rob Symington & Dom Jackman. Bored with their jobs they left in search of new careers. Realising others felt the same as them they set up Escape the City.