Who it's for

Built for independents, and the people and networks around them

Conexus is for management, strategy, operations, technology, IT, HR, fractional-executive and similar consulting, and for the people and organizations that bring that work to Clients.

How would you use Conexus?

Find your fit

I deliver consulting work →Independent consultants, boutique firms, fractional executives and specialists. More opportunities, and the capacity to take on larger work.
I introduce consultants to Clients →Sales and business-development professionals. Connect trusted Clients with the right expertise, and earn an introduction fee when that becomes paid work.
I recruit or place consultants →Recruiting and placement firms. Give your Clients access to independent expertise without carrying a consultant’s payroll.
I operate a consultant network →Existing networks and communities. A wider group of peers for your consultants, while your brand and agreements stay yours.

Fit

Is Conexus a fit?

Often a good fit if you

value trusted peer relationships;
regularly see opportunities outside your expertise, or larger than you can deliver alone;
want broader opportunity or delivery capability without joining a larger firm;
are comfortable with published, reciprocal rules about referrals and fees.

Probably not a fit if you

want guaranteed leads, revenue or utilization;
want a firm to market, sell, employ or manage delivery for you;
want exclusive ownership of every Client relationship;
see no value in voluntarily sharing suitable opportunities or collaborating with independent peers;
are uncomfortable with transparent, reciprocal rules around referrals, compensation and fair dealing.

Outside the Network · Agreement, Section 4.7

Regulated Professional Services are outside the Network: legal services, public accounting and audit, investment, securities and wealth advice, insurance and mortgage advice, real estate brokerage, health care, licensed engineering and architecture, immigration consulting, and licensed recruitment or placement. They may not be offered, referred or engaged through the Network, and no introduction fee is payable on them. A licensed professional may be a Member only for services that are not regulated, and must say so.

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.

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