About
Dockside Business Circle connects good business humans who want to
feel part of a community and move their business forward.
Monthly meet-ups and quarterly fun nights provide connection, support, and opportunities to talk about what's really happening in business without all the BS.
Building meaningful relationships that go beyond just exchanging business cards.
Our focus is on creating a space where local business owners can connect, learn and grow together.
When do we meet?
The third Thursday of every month
What's the commitment?
7am start
(so we don't erode into the day)
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Dockside Business Circle DNA
People with similar values and who crave genuine connections are welcome here.
Good People do Good Business
Being honest and transparent in what you do, how you do it, and what your client will get is integral to how we show up in business.
We can’t vouch for individual members and their services and are not responsible for dealings you have with each other, we ask you to deliver what’s promised, provide value,
and act in your client’s best interests.
Inclusive
An inclusive and welcoming community where interactions are respectful and kind. We’re not your typical show-pony, look at me group where there is pressure to refer. It’s about connection.
Collaborative
To bring good business humans together, by creating a friendly, supportive atmosphere, no matter your background, profession, or experience. Sharing our business brains and experiences to make business life less isolating and opportunities to collaborate.
Discreet
What’s wonderful about business communities like this, is being able to talk about things in your business that you can’t talk over with anyone else, so confidentiality is key. Please keep any information shared within the group confidential.
Pitch Free Zone
Sharing your services and products is ok, but we don't want the group to turn into a sales pitch fest. So, let's keep it respectful and appropriate when discussing what we do. No unsolicited sales pitches or adding people to your email list without permission. Cause that’s not good business.