The digital home of the Big Business Breakfast Club community. Introduce yourself, join the conversation, ask for recommendations, make referrals and stay connected with the people you meet at BBBC long after breakfast is over.

This is the real BBBC Community Hub. What you see is what members get.
BBBC brings a room full of useful, interesting business people together every month. The Community Hub gives those relationships somewhere to continue afterwards. It feels like an extension of being in the room, not another social network you're expected to maintain.
Organised spaces for the conversations that happen naturally at BBBC, kept somewhere they can be found again.
Important BBBC news without having to hunt through email or social media. Events, updates, opportunities and things the community needs to know.
The less formal bit. Conversation, useful stuff, interesting stuff and the general chatter that happens when you put the BBBC crowd together.
New here? Introduce yourself, tell everyone what you do and start putting names, faces and businesses together. Especially handy before or after your first breakfast.
Someone needs an accountant, solicitor, designer, printer, builder, photographer or IT company? Ask the BBBC community. When a member can help, make the introduction.
BBBC doesn't have to mean breakfast. A home for additional social events, meet-ups and opportunities for the community to get together.
Someone needs an accountant, solicitor, designer, printer, builder, photographer or IT company, or somebody who knows somebody? Ask the BBBC community. When a member can help, make the introduction.
No referral targets. No forced leads. No points on a bloody scoreboard. Just good people helping good people do more business.


A photo of 100 people talking over breakfast is ultimately more persuasive than a screenshot of a forum. The Community Hub just gives those relationships somewhere to keep going until the next one.
Alongside the open community conversations, the Hub supports private areas where they make sense, like the Ambassador Hub for BBBC Ambassadors and a BBBC Crew working area for the team. The point is simply that the Community Hub can hold both open community chat and appropriate private spaces.
BBBC already has a WhatsApp community and it remains useful. WhatsApp is excellent for immediate conversation and notifications. The Community Hub gives conversations, introductions, referrals and information somewhere structured to live and be found again. As adoption grows, the Hub can increasingly become the central digital home of BBBC.
The Community Hub gives BBBC its own digital home, and we'll develop it around how the community actually uses it. More useful tools and member features can be introduced over time.
You've met the people in the room. Now stay connected with them between breakfasts.