Business RefERRAL NETWORKS

Long Lasting Connections Come From Networking Families Like These.

As a member of the San Jose Chamber, you have the exclusive opportunity to participate in one of two Business Referral Networks [BRNs] offered.
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The benefits

They Are More Than Just A LinkedIn Connection, They're People You Can Count On

The Chamber provides the structure, branded LinkedIn groups, and collateral, but each group has autonomy setting its meeting place, time and agenda.

Each BRN has a different feel and focus, but all offer:

Committed Professionals

A group of committed business professionals that generate leads and referrals for one another

Up To 30 New Connections

The chance to meet with up to 30 business professionals in a non-competitive environment

Resource Group

A group of professionals that provide support and resources

FOR THE Tuesday KIND OF PEOPLE

Silicon Valley Collaborators

Meets: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 11 AM-12PM
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Location: Silicon Valley Business Center
1900 Camden Avenue, San Jose, CA 95124
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For the Wednesday kind of people

West Valley BRN

Meets: Wednesdays, 8-9AM
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Location: Virtual

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Testimonials

You Get What You Put In

“Get to know people, As referrals from people who Know you are more important Than Just a Plain Referral."

Joan Escover — President of JP Graphics

Join a group

Come As A Guest!

If you are not sure which group you would like to join, you are always welcome to attend one as a guest first. Please keep in mind that each group is only allowed to have one person represent a specific industry. Please fill out the form and someone from our membership team will let you know if we have any openings.

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