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Step 1Pick a meeting
Cambridge on Tuesday mornings, Ely on Wednesday mornings.
“Worth every minute of the early start.”
Sally Bycroft, La Cucina Italiana
A roomful of local business owners, a proper breakfast and a brew. No long contracts, no pressure to bring referrals. Just good people, growing good businesses.
We started Business Brew because every other networking group felt like work. We wanted somewhere local business owners could turn up, eat well, swap useful advice and pick up the phone to each other later in the week. No quotas, no awkward elevator pitches, no contracts that outlast your business plan.
Pay monthly, leave whenever. We'd rather earn your stay.
Manage everything yourself in the members area.
Bring guests when you want to, not because we made you.
Lock out your competition, locally.
60-second pitches, a longer member spotlight, then breakfast.
We run the admin so you can run your business.
Cambridge on Tuesday mornings, Ely on Wednesday mornings.
Pay £20 (or £10 in Ely) when you book. Breakfast is on us.
Visit twice before you join. If it's not for you, no hard feelings.
Same warm table, two friendly Cambridgeshire venues. Pick whichever's closer.
Horningsea, just north of Cambridge
Littleport, just outside Ely
One member per trade, locally. Have a look around, you might find your next supplier.
The most supportive group I've ever been a member of. The members have helped me through some of the most difficult years of my life.
It's all the business — but fun, without the bo****ks of other groups.
I founded Business Brew to be a fun networking group full of camaraderie where members enjoy going each week.
We had a particularly good Wednesday this week, with two new members joining the Ely table. Darren Wright, of Darren Wright Professional Builders, came along thanks to a referral that began as a project. Darren has been working with our electrician Matt Ferrie of Ferrie Electrical Services on a large build, and after enough chat […]
Read moreOn Wednesday 13th May, a handful of Brewers swapped breakfast for dinner and met at the new Limora Kitchen restaurant in Ely. The weekly meetings give us a lot, the sixty seconds, the asks, the ten-minute spotlight, but every now and then it’s nice to just have a proper evening out. You hear more about […]
Read moreMost networking groups end at the meeting. The card swap, the round of sixty seconds, the cooked breakfast, then everyone disappears back into their week. The bit that actually generates business, the follow-up, gets done in scattered email threads, half-remembered conversations and notebooks that never quite catch up. We’ve built something that fixes that. Every […]
Read moreMost people have the same handful of questions before their first visit. Here are the answers. If yours isn't here, drop us a line.
Read all FAQsBook your first Cambridge or Ely visit. Bring an appetite, bring a business card if you've got one, and we'll handle the rest.