Business Networking Groups Bath

We’re a dynamic group of local businesses and retailers networking together to promote commerce. If you would like to know more about us, this website will provide you with information about our group – otherwise feel free to contact us and perhaps arrange to come along to one of our meetings. The Town Hall, The Island, Midsomer Norton, BA3 2HQ

Somerset Chamber provides a range of opportunities designed to help you promote and develop your business to other members. TEstablished in 1994, the Somerset Chamber works hard to support local businesses and specifically our 500 strong network of member businesses covering all industry sectors from sole-traders to multi-national corporations. Combined with local Town Chambers, the Somerset Chamber represent over 2000 businesses across Somerset. Address: Equity House, Blackbrook Park Avenue, Blackbrook Business Park, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 2PX

The Bath Business Women's Association is a not-for-profit organisation run by a volunteer committee of business women. Membership is free and the benefits of belonging to BBWA include monthly networking events, a monthly newsletter and the chance to exchange ideas and information with other business-women. BBWA was established in 1996 to provide a friendly, supportive forum for like-minded women to network and share business experience.

Starting a business is exciting, and succeeding is rewarding, but what about the bit between? You know, that bit that’s full of self-doubt, endless repetition and feelings of being out of your comfort zone? We call it ‘The Lonely Middle’ and it’s one of the hardest parts of creating a successful business. We know, we’ve been there. So, we created The Lonely Middle Club to help you through it. Each month you get exclusive content to help give you the knowledge and inspiration to succeed. Plus, you get access to a private members-only Facebook group where you can get advice and network with small business owners who are going through similar challenges to you. If you want even more, you can download our 51 worksheets, guides, and journals all designed to do one thing, and one thing only… help you get through ‘The Lonely Middle’ and achieve your business goals. Visit our website today to join the club and benefit from our members price lock and full no questions asked money-back guarantee.

Meet at the Royal Crescent Hotel, 16 Royal Crescent, Bath on Tuesdays 06.45-8.45am

Meet at Bath Racecourse, Lansdown, Bath on Wednesday mornings 06.45-8.45am.

At Enterprising Women, our goal is to help women achieve the success they want, by empowering, connecting, training, inspiring, campaigning, promoting, celebrating and supporting them in whatever way we can. We warmly welcome all female business owners, new and well-established, from any sector, background and from all parts of the UK. Bath Business Club is about you. We will draw on the expertise of existing clubs around the country, but look forward to evolving the Bath Club to meet the needs of its members, whether you have decades or months of experience and whatever sector your business is in. Women make an important contribution to business in the region and to the regions economic future and having a community in which this can be celebrated and nurtured will further strengthen this contribution.

Coffee and chat for mums in business in Somerset. Pay as you go (

NRG runs facilitated business networking events. Members are mainly independent professionals who are either self-employed or work for small or medium sized businesses. Our purpose is to help our members grow their business faster and more successfully.

Meet on Friday mornings at Bailbrook House, 1 Everleigh Avenue, off London Road West, Bath, BA1 7JD

Small Business Focus is a business support group with three main objectives: 1. to promote and highlight our members within the local community and regional business community - 2. to lobby the local authorities on behalf of our members to enhance and optimise the situation of small, local and independent businesses - 3. to offer support and help to small independent businesses, so they might prosper and grow. We run the B&NES Entrepreneurs Club - a free club (supported by a grant from the local authority) to encourage and support studentsgraduateswomen-returnersthose made redundant and military resettlers in setting up their own businesses or gaining employment with small, local independent businesses. The events are held every Tuesday evening within B&NES and are free to attend. We encourage existing entrepreneurs to come along, support and mentor the new start-ups. Contact me for further details.