Lead a Club

One license. One room. Yours to run.

Lead a Bright Business Club.

A Club Lead opens the room every month and runs the standard. One license, $5,000 a year, plus a 50/50 split of what your Club brings in — for members of Bright Business who already know the system. Apply below; once you're approved, you'll get a link to activate the license and unlock your Club Lead resources.

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What a Club actually is

Three things, running at once.

The system

A Bright Business Club runs on a structured yearly curriculum. Every month, one topic — designed to help members build the Bright Business Operating System (BBOS), moving the business from chaos to a system that runs without the owner in every decision.

The room

A curated room of business owners and trusted experts, working peer-to-peer. Members hold each other accountable, share what they know, and get access to a room of advisors they would otherwise have to find one at a time.

The stage

A standing platform for its members and guest experts — the Topic of the Month slot, or the room's own 5-5-5 Pitch format, where a business gets worked in front of people who can actually help it.

Who this is for

Three kinds of people open a Club.

Experts & professionals

CPAs, attorneys, consultants and advisors who want to build authority, earn trust before the pitch, and grow a referral base that doesn't depend on cold outreach.

Growth-focused companies

Banks, law firms, HR/payroll firms, marketing agencies, IT firms and other B2B organizations that want more than a sale — a standing, trusted presence with the business owners they serve.

Local builders

Chambers of commerce, economic-development agencies, cities and local institutions that want to add real, ongoing structure to the businesses in their area — not one more event on the calendar.

Why lead one

What you actually get for running the room.

A growth engine

Build authority, raise your visibility, and grow a real base of referral partners and advocates. The Club puts you at the center of a room that trusts you.

Leadership, not a pitch

You facilitate the conversation and bring the experts together — known as the person who built the room, not the person selling into it.

Your own room, licensed in

One annual license lets you build and run your own Club while plugging into the full Bright Business system, curriculum and tools underneath it.

Financial and marketing return

A 50/50 split of what your Club pays in, on top of the visibility — one of the most durable lead-generation and trust-building channels available to you.

How it works

The monthly rhythm.

  1. Foundation & commitment.

    Before anything opens, you confirm you're building a real room — and put together a small leadership team, minimum two people, so the Club doesn't depend on one person's calendar.

  2. The monthly meeting.

    A two-hour, in-person session (9–11am works well for most rooms). Every meeting runs the same three parts: one guest-expert presentation (about 30 minutes), a 5-5-5 Pitch segment for two to five members or guests, and a guided discussion tied to that month's curriculum.

  3. What the license includes.

    Access to 25 member seats per Club, onboarding and training, ongoing monthly support for leads, and access to the full Bright Business system. Leading a Club requires already being a Bright Business member.

The economics

A license, plus a real split.

The Club Lead License is $5,000/year. On top of that, you split what your Club actually brings in with Bright Business — 50/50, capped at 25 seats per Club.

$5,000Annual license
50%Revenue share to you
25Seats per Club

How it works: Bright Business collects every membership payment directly — you never handle member billing. Your 50% share accrues for every month you actually deliver, and pays out on a schedule (an initial onboarding period, then regularly after that) that gives both sides room to operate without either side ever being short-changed.

Beyond the revenue

The return that compounds into your own practice.

The direct financial return covers the bills. This is why a CPA, an attorney, or a consultant actually opens a Club.

You become the convener

Instead of chasing leads, you're the trusted advisor at the center of a room of 25 real local businesses — every month, not once a quarter.

Advocates, not a list

Members you help install a real operating system don't forget who did that for them. That trust is what produces the referrals a cold list never will.

A lower-hurdle door

A prospect who isn't ready for your full retainer today will join your Club instead. That's a door your main practice doesn't otherwise have.

Experts you couldn't otherwise reach

Bringing in guest experts — CPAs, bankers, AI specialists — builds real alliances with the other people your own clients already trust.

One more thing

Bright Business Experts aren't service providers in the room. They're built into it.

The strength of the whole system comes down to who's actually in the room — and that's the bar you're agreeing to hold as a Club Lead.

Skills

Experts run workshops and lead sessions to demonstrate real skill in action — not to perform for the room.

Supportive

A proven track record of helping members think and decide — without turning every conversation into a pitch.

Reliable

Committed to the long game. They show up consistently and protect the trust the room runs on.

A factor of growth

A holistic read on the business — strategy, operations, and culture — not just their own discipline.

One license. One room.

Lead a Club. Build something real. Grow your own business doing it.

You're not just running meetings — you're building the room your own clients, and your own authority, grow out of.

Apply to lead a Club

One facilitator per room.

Apply to lead a Club.

A Club Lead opens the room every month, runs the agenda, and keeps the standard the same every time — for owners, experts and partners who committed to being there. Before we talk terms, we want to understand who you are and how you'd run it.