Business Networking

The desire to find a business networking community that I wanted to be a part of provided me the motivation to form my own. It wasn’t that there’s a shortage of business associations, but more a matter of wanting to get real value out of a network than was currently available. I wanted to be able to promote my business, socialize in a business setting, be a part of innovative and productive discussions. I wanted out-of-the-box thinking. I wanted a group that would help me develop as a businessperson, and help my business grow. I also wanted to be able to promote my business to the community at large, and I didn’t want to spend a fortune doing all of this.

My intention was to organize a group of people, together we could share resources and send work to each other. A group, who could after developing their own business could look at developing our communities.  Working closely with members of this business network we developed our members only networking forum, website and promotional material. I started to dedicate a small amount of time each day to develop and promote the group, if for no other reason, I knew that through networking came leads. Everywhere I went the feedback was and continues to be fantastic.

"High on features, low on cost," became the vision for micromagnate.com.

The goal is to grow throughout Canada and North America, helping other small business owners through business networking and collaboration. Building a business is hard work, often lonely, and uncertain, but one thing’s clear: When you’re micro, networking and collaboration definitely beats competition.

Micromagnate.com can help you to create and sustain connections with people in your area and at a distance, laying the groundwork for successful growth of your business.

The invitation is open. If you’re a small business owner, looking for ways to network, share ideas and promote your business, then you’re invited to join our networking community.

Jason Eke Founder, Micromagnate.com