Who it's for · Consultant networks

Existing consultant networks and communities

For organizations that already run a network, community or roster of consultants and want a wider group of peers, Clients and teaming partners for them, without giving up their own brand.

What you gain

  • Your consultants gain access to a wider group of peers, Clients and teaming partners without leaving you.
  • Your brand, programs and agreements stay yours. Nothing in Conexus replaces them.
  • Your organization can earn introduction fees on qualifying Referrals it makes or sources.

How you earn

Your organization earns introduction fees on qualifying Referrals on the default terms (20%, then 10%, of collected fees). It may also benefit indirectly through fees you charge your own consultants under your own agreements, which stay outside the Agreement.

How joining works

Your operator joins as a Member, and only the operator is bound. Each of your consultants joins individually by signing their own joinder; an administrative cohort process is available for a sponsored group. Sponsoring a group of consultants is not an endorsement of any of them. No formal arrangement with a partner network is possible until the Infrastructure Company exists.

What you agree to

  • There is no recruitment bounty and no payment for the number of consultants you bring.
  • No Member can be required to route referrals through you or to stay out of other networks.
  • The Member Directory may not be used to market your own programs to Members.
  • You remain responsible for the consent and lawful basis for any personal information you supply.
  • The Council cannot sign a binding deal on behalf of the Network.

Read the terms. Then decide.

Membership begins with an invitation or sponsorship from an existing Member. Review the Agreement and Network Policies before you sign.