Networking Clubs

4Networking is a nationwide breakfast club that is probably the fastest growing in the UK and has certainly made a big impact since it started in 2006 and they continue to open new clubs every week!

Run by Simon Morgan, Business Network Scotland is where all the Scottish lunch time networkers need to visit. Simon runs 3 successful networking clubs in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Events Manchester brings together all the business, sporting and cultural events taking place in Manchester.

If all you want to do is go to an event, no speaker, no formality, no interference, you can't do better than Mark Greenwood's networking sessions. Events are located in Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester. More information on Networking4Business.

This is a site we found recently...well worth a look if you're looking to attend more networking events. More information on www.findnetworkingevents.com.

BforB is a referral Networking organisation that gives business people, professionals and decision makers exclusivity for their business sector in Business Clubs that meet over Breakfast , Lunch and Dinner. BforB also provide Clubs for Women in Business. BforB is a referral system that works and is proven and successful since 2001. More information on www.bforb.com .

Pro-Manchester is a group designed for Professional and financial people and run regular networking lunches and seminars in the Manchester region.

Business-Scene is a regional website, which offers a great opportunity to find out what is going on for small businesses in your area.

Do you do lunch time networking? If so you need to come to Helen Bennett's  events. And when you go regularly you get a big welcoming hug. Meetings run in all over the country. For more information visit The Business Network - Nationwide

Probably "the best independent club in the world"... well that's what we all say. Laugh? You don't stop from 7am to 8.30am every Friday. Amongst the laughs lots of strong business relationships have been built to everyone's advantage. Even though we are very successful (about 40 paying members and about 25-30 attending weekly), we still have various categories open for membership.

If you are into walking, and networking, then this is the club for you! The group is free to join and covers walks no more than ten miles outside of Manchester, roughly 10 miles long. For more information on Park Lane NetWalking Club click here.

4Networking is a nationwide network with lots of great innovative ideas. Well worth considering getting involved.

Working Mothers in Business was set up in 2005 and now has 200 members made up predominantly of professional business women. Membership is free and to qualify you must be either a mum or expecting a child. Contact LindseyFarrelly@georgedavies.co.uk for more information.

SPIN (Southport Professionals In) Business is the brainchild of Champion team member Jenny Maule.

As a newly qualified professional just starting out on her career path, Jenny struggled to find a networking group specifically designed for women in a similar position to herself – either starting out as professionals or setting up their own business in Southport and the surrounding areas.

She decided to create a forum where these women could come together to share ideas, support one another and have some fun along the way! And thus, SPIN Business was born…

Forward Ladies offer business support network for women providing social and business development with many different events in the North from Manchester to Hull.

Thirsty Thursday is a celebration of women. Quite simply, they create opportunities for enjoyment, conversation, friendship and business. They meet once a month in 4 regions - Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and Cheshire.

The Well Heeled Divas is an organisation dedicated to empowering and inspiring women to step up to the next level in their lives – whatever that may be. They hold workshops throughout the month as well as preview events to introduce you to the Divas!

The Cherchez Networking - a new concept in networking for women in the North West, where you can enjoy regular monthly lunches and events with women on your wavelength.

The Led by a group of North East female entrepreneurs, Women into the Network has taken ten years of award-winning activity in supporting women’s enterprise, and transformed this into a current, honest and ambitious network for female entrepreneurs and women in business.

The City Women’s Network are committed to helping members develop director-level skills and competencies, as well as promoting, through the media and other prominent channels, the contribution that women make to the business community.

The Interested in networking with like-minded women in business? Want to boost your knowledge and be inspired by inspirational entrepreneurs and leading female figures in UK business? Then the Every Woman network is for you. Find out all about everywoman's popular conferences.

If you are a woman serious about business growth, then The Network of Aspiring Women is for you. It’s a network of businesswomen who do business together, share knowledge and help each other grow.

The Ladies at 11 are a dynamic group of business women who meet on a monthly basis to exchange business and to grow our businesses.

The Women in Banking and Finance is a non-profit making leading professional organisation committed to empowering its members in the banking and finance industry to realise their full potential.

The Women in Business Network (WIBN) is a membership organisation for women who wish to gain new business opportunities through word of mouth. They offer business women a forum to network their business and meet likeminded individuals.

The Women represent only 15% of the property and construction industry workforce, a balance still to be redressed. The Association of Women in Property aims to do just this. They are a national organisation that seeks to enhance the profile of women in this sector.

National Womens Network is one of the UK's most forward-thinking national networking groups for women, formed in 1981 to fulfil a recognised need for a social, personal and professional forum for like-minded women across the country. They meet in the North West one evening a month. They are always lively and entertaining, even if they also happen to be thought provoking.