Who it's for · Business development

Sales and business development professionals

For salespeople, introducers and others close to Clients who want to earn from those relationships without delivering the work.

What you gain

A way to earn from client relationships without delivering the work: the same default introduction fee when your warm, written introduction turns into paid work.
Access to independent consultants whose membership and checks can be confirmed, under one Member-to-Member framework.
Protection against being bypassed for 24 months on an opportunity you introduced.

How you earn

When your introduction converts into paid work, the Receiving Member pays you 20% of the Professional Fees it collects in months 1–12 and 10% in months 13–24, unless you agree different terms in writing. Where two Members form the introduction chain, the fee is shared 75/25.

Example: You introduce a Member to a Client who then pays that Member CAD 100,000 in the first year. By default you receive CAD 20,000. Illustration only, not a typical amount.

What you agree to

Fees are unsecured and paid only after the Client pays.
There is no payment for recruiting people into the Network. You earn only on qualifying Referrals.
You follow the same confidentiality, conduct and non-circumvention rules as every Member.
You cannot receive a Referral unless you also deliver the services yourself.
You may not charge any Member to be listed, introduced or considered for an opportunity.
You comply with the rules of your own field, including any duty to disclose referral compensation to the Client.
The combined vote of business-development Members is capped at 15%.

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

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