Get the networking events worth showing up to

Tell us where you are. We will send you the best rooms for cybersecurity firms and the next meeting dates. Add a ZIP and this page will also show your local chapters and which seats are open.

Most business owners network where their competitors are, not where their referral partners are.

Your own trade group is for learning. Your partners' groups are where the work comes from. Everything below starts with one question. When something happens that makes people need cybersecurity firms, who else gets a call that same week?

Cybersecurity firms sell to other businesses, and most of the work starts when an inspection or compliance deadline lands. It moves fast, so being the name already in hand matters more than being the cheapest. Clients come back, which makes one good introduction worth years.

What starts the work
  • Compliance deadline or inspectionwhen an inspection or compliance deadline lands
  • Lawsuit or claimwhen somebody gets sued
  • Sale of a businesswhen an owner sells the company
  • First hire / payrollwhen a business puts its first employee on payroll
Block one

Who should be sending you clients

Ranked by what starts the job, not by who sounds close to your trade.

  1. 01

    Community Association Manager (HOA / Condo)

    They send you work
    89

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    Community association managers hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  2. 02

    Commercial Property Manager

    They send you work
    88

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    Commercial property managers hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  3. 03

    Facility Manager

    They send you work
    88

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    Facility managers hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  4. 04

    Structural Engineer

    They send you work
    72

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    Structural engineers hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  5. 05

    Attorney Business & Corporate

    They send you work
    71

    Trigger: somebody gets sued

    Business attorneys hear about it when somebody gets sued, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  6. 06

    HR Consulting / PEO

    They send you work
    70

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    HR consultants and PEOs hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  7. 07

    Attorney Employment & Labor

    They send you work
    69

    Trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands

    Employment attorneys hear about it when an inspection or compliance deadline lands, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  8. 08

    Business Banker

    They send you work
    68

    Trigger: an owner sells the company

    Business bankers hear about it when an owner sells the company, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  9. 09

    Financial Advisor

    They send you work
    65

    Trigger: an owner sells the company

    Financial advisors hear about it when an owner sells the company, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

  10. 10

    Attorney Real Estate

    They send you work
    65

    Trigger: somebody gets sued

    Real estate attorneys hear about it when somebody gets sued, before you do. This one sends you work rather than trading it.

Block two

Where those people actually are

Ranked by how many of your best partners are in the room, and how much work each one can send you.

Start here

CAI (Community Associations Institute)

Your partners are in this room: community association managers and structural engineers.

Condo and HOA managers, board members, and management companies. One manager here can control hundreds of homes. They have a membership just for vendors, so you can join.

Your partners' association Monthly Under $500/yr ~4 hrs/month
Find your local chapter →

Give someone nine choices and they pick none. If you do one thing from this page, do this.

  1. 01

    CAI (Community Associations Institute)

    Your partners' association

    Your partners are in this room: community association managers and structural engineers.

    Condo and HOA managers, board members, and management companies. One manager here can control hundreds of homes. They have a membership just for vendors, so you can join.

    Monthly Under $500/yr ~4 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  2. 02

    Your city or county chamber of commerce

    Chamber of commerce

    Your partners are in this room: community association managers, commercial property managers, and business attorneys.

    Too big and too broad on its own. The value is in one committee. Pick one and go every time. The same fifteen people show up, and they get to know you.

    Monthly Under $500/yr ~4 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  3. 03

    LinkedIn groups & local B2B communities

    Online community

    Your partners are in this room: facility managers, business attorneys, and HR consultants and PEOs.

    Works when your buyer has a job title. Useful comments on your partners' posts beat posting your own.

    Always on Free ~3 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  4. 04

    State bar practice sections

    Your partners' association

    Your partners are in this room: business attorneys, employment attorneys, and real estate attorneys.

    Classes, standards, and lawyers who share cases. The exception is across practice areas. Estate and family lawyers refer to each other all the time.

    Quarterly Under $500/yr ~2 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  5. 05

    Vistage

    Paid peer group

    Your partners are in this room: business attorneys, HR consultants and PEOs, and business bankers.

    Run CEO peer groups. You are buying advice, not leads, but the group turns into a warm list over time.

    Monthly $2,000+/yr ~8 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  6. 06

    CAI chapter trade show & expo

    Event or trade show

    Your partner is in this room: community association managers.

    Hundreds of association managers and board members walking a vendor floor, there to find vendors. One of the few trade shows where a booth actually pays off.

    Annual $500–$2,000/yr ~2 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →
  7. 07

    Software & platform user groups

    Vendor & supply chain

    Your partner is in this room: facility managers.

    Groups for the software your customers use, like practice management, property management, and accounting. You meet people in the middle of a problem.

    Quarterly Free ~2 hrs/month
  8. 08

    EO (Entrepreneurs' Organization)

    Paid peer group

    Your partners are in this room: business attorneys and financial advisors.

    Owners above a revenue bar, meeting in private. Few referrals, but the ones that happen are big and close fast.

    Monthly $2,000+/yr ~8 hrs/month
    Chapter finder →

Let us be straight with you. For cybersecurity firms, a weekly referral group is not the best pick. Your partners gather in professional groups instead, so spend your time there. We would rather say that than sell you a seat you do not need.

Block three

Is your seat open?

Prime Time takes one cybersecurity per chapter. Put in a South Florida ZIP above and we will show you which seats are open.

Add a ZIP code at the top of the page to see which seats are open.

Get the dates

Have the next meetings sent to you

The rooms above are the answer. This is when they meet. Tell us where to send it and we will email you the next dates for cybersecurity firms, with the one page plan.

We already know your trade and your area from this page, so there is nothing else to fill in. We do not ask for a phone number. Every email we send has an unsubscribe link.

Take this with you

Your one-page action plan

Five partners, five things to say, three rooms. Print it and keep it in the car.

Networking plan: Cybersecurity

The five people who should be sending you clients

  1. Community Association Manager (HOA / Condo) (They send you work)
    Shared trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands
  2. Commercial Property Manager (They send you work)
    Shared trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands
  3. Facility Manager (They send you work)
    Shared trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands
  4. Structural Engineer (They send you work)
    Shared trigger: an inspection or compliance deadline lands
  5. Attorney Business & Corporate (They send you work)
    Shared trigger: somebody gets sued

The three rooms to be in

  1. CAI (Community Associations Institute): Your partners are in this room: community association managers and structural engineers.
  2. Your city or county chamber of commerce: Your partners are in this room: community association managers, commercial property managers, and business attorneys.
  3. LinkedIn groups & local B2B communities: Your partners are in this room: facility managers, business attorneys, and HR consultants and PEOs.