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An Evening for Birmingham’s Business Owners and Professionals
Join us at Chapter for an evening of relaxed business networking.
Exclusive guest speaker: Tim Munton, Strategic Lead for Commercial and Marketing, Invictus Games Birmingham 2027. Gain a behind-the-scenes insight into one of the UK's biggest international events and discover how Birmingham is preparing to welcome 550 competitors, 25 nations and 150,000 visitors.
Our networking evenings bring together business owners, directors, and professionals from across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands. You’ll have the chance to meet new contacts, exchange ideas, and start conversations with people who understand the realities of running and growing a business.
If you’re looking to expand your network or connect with other professionals across Birmingham’s business community, we’d be pleased to welcome you.
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Our networking evenings are designed to encourage natural conversation in a welcoming and professional environment.
Rather than formal presentations or structured sessions, the focus is on introductions, discussion, and building relationships. The format allows you to meet professionals from a range of sectors, and exchange ideas with people facing many of the same commercial challenges.
The atmosphere is informal but purposeful, giving you the space to make meaningful connections with others across the Birmingham business community.
Our Edgbaston networking events bring together professionals from across Birmingham and the West Midlands.
You can expect to meet a broad mix of attendees, including:
Chapter, the independent modern British restaurant & bar in the heart of Edgbaston Village, passionate about celebrating seasonal British produce.
Chapter are proud to support local farmers, fishermen and artisans - committed to sustainability in every dish.
Each season Chapter bring you the best of what our island home has to offer sourced from ethically raised free-range herds, local fruits and vegetables and daily catches from around the British Isles.
