The Twin Cities have plenty of options — here's how to choose
Twin Cities professionals can pick from chambers, BNI, Rotary, industry associations, alumni groups, and dozens of casual mixers. The right one for you depends on three questions: how often can you commit, what type of introductions do you want, and who do you actually want in the room?
Who Bridge is for
Owners, founders, and senior professionals who can commit to two mornings a month, want long-term referral relationships rather than transactional leads, and prefer a small in-person room over a large weekly chapter.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a business referral group in the Twin Cities?
Look for groups that meet in person, hold one seat per industry (so you're not competing with another member for the same referrals), and have a structured agenda. Bridge Network Club fits that profile and serves the broader Twin Cities from Bloomington.
What areas do members come from?
Members commute from across the Twin Cities and South Metro — Minneapolis, St Paul, Bloomington, Edina, Eden Prairie, Richfield, Minnetonka, Burnsville, Apple Valley, and surrounding suburbs.
Is there a networking group near me in the Twin Cities?
If you're in or near Bloomington, Edina, Eden Prairie, Richfield, Minnetonka, south Minneapolis, or the MSP airport corridor, Bridge Network Club is a 15–20 minute drive at most.
How is this different from a Chamber of Commerce?
Chambers of Commerce focus on city-wide advocacy, large events, and broad business support. Bridge is a small recurring referral group — the same 20+ people in the room every two weeks, exchanging introductions and feedback.