Where Professional Life Meets Community

Networking for young professionals, offering referrals, connections, and community-driven business growth.

The Mazel Business Network

A powerful new initiative designed to fill a real gap in our community—the lack of accessible, high-quality networking groups within the Young Jewish business world.

While many established networks are either full or costly to join, Mazel offers a meaningful and more inclusive alternative. Built on a proven model similar to leading organizations like BNI, each group is composed of one professional per industry—creating a trusted environment where members actively refer business, share opportunities, and help each other grow.

Members commit to a structured weekly meeting (approximately one hour), track referrals, and benefit from both in-person connection and digital collaboration tools. What makes Mazel truly unique is that it is run under the umbrella of JYN as a nonprofit—meaning the $770 membership fee is considered a charitable donation and is tax-receiptable.

More than just networking, Mazel is about building community, supporting one another, and growing together as Jews in business.

A high-quality networking groups within the Young Jewish business world.

Mazel Business Network FAQs

What is Mazel Business Network?

Mazel is a Jewish business community built around relationships, referrals and helping each other grow. The idea is simple: get to know good people, understand their businesses, look for ways to help each other, and let business grow naturally from there.

Business owners, professionals and entrepreneurs who want to build real relationships, grow their network and actively contribute to the success of others.

Every Mazel chapter includes a Rabbi who is actively part of the group. The Rabbi helps connect members by drawing on relationships throughout the local Jewish community, making introductions and helping people expand their networks. Mazel is about more than business — it’s about building a stronger Jewish community where people know each other, support each other and look for ways to help one another succeed.

No. Referrals are an important part of it, but relationships come first. We want members to know each other, trust each other and understand each other’s businesses so that referrals are natural and meaningful.

We meet weekly on Zoom. Members receive the meeting link through their calendar invite.

Meetings are structured, fast-moving and practical. There are member introductions, business networking breakouts, a member spotlight, referrals, testimonials and time to learn more about each other’s businesses.

Come consistently, get to know the other members and participate. Members are asked to provide at least one qualified referral per month and complete four one-to-one meetings per month.

Consistency matters. If you can’t make a meeting, you can send a substitute in your place. Members may miss up to two meetings within a six-month period without a substitute.

A short meeting with another Mazel member to better understand their business, ideal clients and the kinds of introductions that could help them. The goal is to make it easier to recognize good opportunities for one another.

The inaugural membership rate is $770 for the year during the first 60 days. After that, annual membership is $1,018.

Your Mazel membership supports your local Jewish organization — not some big office downtown. Your membership is a charitable donation and is tax receiptable, so giving back to the community begins from day one. We believe helping others and strengthening the community is a great foundation for business success.

A weekly business network, qualified referrals, one-to-one connections, greater exposure for your business, professional relationships and a growing network of people who genuinely want to see each other succeed.

Membership is by application and acceptance. We want to build the right group of people who will participate, add value and strengthen the community.

 

The application includes your headshot, short bio, contact information, website/company information and details about the types of businesses that are good referral partners for you. This helps us understand who you are, what you do and whether the chapter is the right fit.

Once your application is approved, you’ll receive the payment link and next steps to get started with your chapter.

Mazel is not just a room full of business cards. It’s a Jewish business community built around giving first, building trust and looking after each other. The stronger the relationships become, the stronger the network becomes for everyone.

Apply to become part of Mazel Business Network and start building relationships that can open doors for you — and give you the opportunity to open doors for others.

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