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A room people can understand
Every member has a useful business profile: what they do, who they help and who they want to meet.
Made for the work between meetings
Your members already belong.
Now give them momentum.
Club Fans Community turns a member list into a private, useful place to meet people, make introductions, track outcomes and keep your community feeling alive.
Private by defaultSeparate community spacesOutcome-aware
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Your workspace
Your next move
A relevant introduction is waiting.
Maya has a client planning an expansion. Your finance profile is a strong fit.
Review introduction
Maya Patel
Lighthouse Growth · Fractional CMO
Looking for commercial finance partners for scaling clients.
Next event
Founder breakfast
Thu · 08:00
Referral
Meeting booked
£3,500 potential
Make the member experience worth returning for.
More context•Better conversations•Real follow-through
One coherent member journey
Less noise. More reasons for the right people to talk.
From first profile to a confirmed referral, each part of the workspace gives members a clear next move—without replacing the way your community already meets.
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A reason to come back
Relevant prompts, activity and events make the community feel active between in-person moments.
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Introductions with follow-through
Keep referrals moving from context to meeting to outcome, with both members confirming recorded value.
Member momentum, visible
The next useful thing is never buried in a feed.
Members can see the conversations, introductions, events and opportunities that deserve attention. Organisers get a calmer view of the activity that keeps a community healthy.
Walk through the workspaceNorthbridge Business Collective
Community activity
Maya Patel
Confirmed an introduction
Ruth Bennett
Shared a member opportunity
Founder breakfast
19 members going
12
Conversations
4
Referrals
6
Matches
Designed around belonging
Built for communities with a reason to know one another.
One account can support multiple communities, while keeping members, activity and access separate.
Supporter-led
Supporter communities
Turn shared support into relevant business relationships, without losing the private feel of the room.
Membership clubs
Golf & members’ clubs
Give members a reason to meet, contribute and follow up between the moments they already value.
Networks with history
Professional & alumni groups
Make an existing affiliation more useful with clear profiles, introductions and an active member rhythm.
For organisers
A better service to stand behind.
Give your members more than an event diary or a WhatsApp thread. Give them a private space that knows the difference between an update, an opportunity and an introduction.
Read the organiser guide01
Member quality
Set the standard with business profiles, community-level access and clear context before anyone reaches out.
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Community rhythm
Bring events, opportunities, notifications and member activity into one familiar home for your community.
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Commercial accountability
Track referrals through a shared workflow and use confirmed outcomes to understand where members find value.
See it as a member would
A community feels different when every action has somewhere to go.
Explore the fictional sample workspace to see how discovery, messaging, events, opportunities and referrals connect.
A few useful questions
Built to be clear, not clever.
Can members belong to more than one community?
Yes. One account can work across communities while each community keeps its own members, activity and membership access.
Is member information public?
No. Member visibility is private by default. Individuals can opt into a shareable public profile when that is useful to them.
What does a community manager get?
Manager tools support member vetting and basic community health, while the shared activity gives organisers a clearer view of what needs attention.
Where does Arsenal Business Network fit?
It is the first public community on the platform. Its club-specific proposition is separate from Club Fans Community’s broader platform message.