 WHAT IS BNI?
Business Network Int'l was started in 1985 with a single purpose: to develop the referral business of the members. From that point, BNI has grown to the vast networking group it has become.
BNI is in 51 countries with over 120,000 members. There are more than 1,500 members in Connecticut in more than 60 chapters.
We allow one person per profession to join each chapter, thus guaranteeing exclusivity to the members in their business category.
Annual membership in BNI costs less than a business suit - it's the most cost-effective way to market yourself in today's highly competitive marketplace. If you value having 30, 40, or more other business people marketing you to others, then BNI is the right place for you!
To read more...click here.
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BNI Statistics |
- Over 5,600 Chapters in 51 Countries
- CT has more than 1,500 members and more than 60 Chapters
- Over 120,000 members worldwide
- Over 6.2 million referrals passed in 2009!
- Over $2.6 billion in business generated in 2009!!
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"Local Business - Global Network"
BNI is celebrating our 25th anniversary!!! With thousands of chapters worldwide, BNI is the largest business networking organization in the world!
Click HERE to find a Connecticut chapter near you!
Click HERE to see new chapters forming.
Then click HERE to Contact Us about attending a BNI meeting!
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Alice Ostrower Executive Director BNI CT visits BNI Hungary
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Are You at 212°? |
Our theme for this year’s Leadership Success Training is 212°, which is the boiling point of water. The message is that many members and chapters stop at 209°, 210° or 211°, just before they reach success.
With the boiling point comes steam and steam can power a locomotive. Just by one extra degree.
Seemingly an additional small effort can make a tremendous difference.
Click here to view the 212° movie.
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