Denver Business Networking Membership
Most networking groups give you one seat, at one table, once a week. A Tribe Networking membership gives you every meeting, at every location, any time, plus the classes, marketing support and social events that turn introductions into real referral relationships.
What Your Membership Includes
Unlimited Meetings Across the Denver Metro
Tribe runs dozens of meetings a month, and each group meets every other week. Members can attend any of them: Denver Tech Center (DTC), Cherry Creek, North Denver, Littleton, Ken Caryl, Sheridan (River Point), Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock, Centennial, Aurora, Lakewood, Evergreen / Conifer and Colorado Springs. Busy week? Pick the time and place that fits instead of losing your spot.
Specialty and Industry Groups
Alongside the general meetings, Tribe runs focused groups so you can go deeper with the people who share your clients:
- Contractors (Highlands Ranch): trades and home-improvement pros referring each other on real projects
- Cufflinks & Cash Flow (Centennial): a men-only meeting
Power Partners and a Referral System
Tribe is built around power partners, the complementary businesses that serve the same customers you do. Members track referrals and connections so you can see the return on your membership instead of guessing at it.
Business Development
- Regularly scheduled classes and business-development Lunch & Learns
- Business coaching and a Business Accelerator program
- A free lending library of business books, plus a growing video library
- Specialized breakout groups
Marketing and Advertising Support
- Opportunities to market directly to other members
- Basic social media promotion of your business
- Discounted advertising through Find Free Fun, plus affordable ad design
- Ad, revenue and connection tracking
Social Events and Giving Back
Members are invited to every after-hours and social event, including the Monthly Mingle. Tribe also supports the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network through the Legacy for Linda fundraiser and Fight for the Fam, which helps teens and families dealing with addiction. Members can sponsor, volunteer and host charity events.
Who Tribe Is For
Tribe works best for owners and professionals who grow through relationships and referrals: real estate and lending, insurance and financial services, contractors and home services, health and wellness, marketing, IT, legal, accounting and other B2B services. Members are vetted and agree to a code of conduct, so the people in the room are people you can confidently refer.
How Tribe Compares to Traditional Networking Groups
| Tribe Networking | Typical referral group | |
|---|---|---|
| Meetings you can attend | Any Tribe meeting, any location | Your one chapter |
| Industry exclusivity | No lock-out; complementary businesses grow together | Often one seat per profession |
| Specialty groups | Industry and specialty groups, such as Contractors and a men-only group | Rare |
| Training and coaching | Classes, Lunch & Learns, coaching, accelerator | Varies |
| Marketing support | Social promotion and discounted advertising | Rare |
| Try before joining | Three free visits | Varies |
Membership Options
Tribe offers monthly and yearly memberships. The easiest way to choose is to visit a meeting and talk with founders Tim Zeman or Kristina Corcoran about your goals. You can visit up to three times before deciding to join.
Membership FAQ
How much does a Tribe Networking membership cost?
Tribe offers monthly and yearly memberships. Pricing is shared in person: speak with Tim or Kristina when you visit a meeting, or contact us and we will walk you through the options.
Can I visit before I join?
Yes. Visiting is encouraged, and you can attend up to three meetings before joining. Let us know which meeting you plan to attend so we can be ready for you.
Is Tribe limited to one member per profession?
No. Tribe does not lock professions out. Members can attend any meeting and grow alongside complementary businesses rather than competing for a single seat.
How often do meetings happen?
Tribe hosts dozens of meetings a month across the Denver metro area. Each group meets every other week, and members can attend any of them.
Where are the meetings?
Meetings are held around the Denver metro and Colorado, including Denver Tech Center (DTC), Cherry Creek, North Denver, Littleton, Ken Caryl, Sheridan (River Point), Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock, Centennial, Aurora, Lakewood, Evergreen / Conifer and Colorado Springs. See the calendar on the Visit a Meeting page for current times and addresses.
Who founded Tribe Networking?
Tim Zeman, former leader and partner of One Business Connection, and Kristina Corcoran, owner of Find Free Fun, founded Tribe to create a networking community built on genuine relationships.