Working Together, Growing Together.
Masons do business with Masons.
The Masonic Business Network connects Masons who own, co-own or manage a business with the Brothers who want to use them. You do not need a business to join. One directory, one standard of conduct, and a standing commitment to consider a Brother first when it is also the right call.
25 member businesses listed.
How it works
Three moving parts, nothing more
A vetted directory
Every listing belongs to a Master Mason in good standing whose application a committee member reviewed by hand. Businesses are public so prospects can find you. Contact details open only to members.
Regular meetups
Monthly or quarterly sessions, in person and virtual, to build relationships, share leads, and put a face to a listing. Members are asked for at least one a quarter.
A commitment pledge
Buy from a Brother when it is practical and competitive. Refer business inside the network. Give honest feedback and a testimonial when it is earned.
The pledge
What every member agrees to
As a member of the Masonic Business Network, I commit to supporting my fellow Masons’ businesses when it is in the best interest of my own business, and to fostering a spirit of trust, excellence, and brotherhood in all my professional dealings.
Participation is voluntary and based on mutual benefit. The network exists to facilitate business, never to force it.
Who qualifies
Membership criteria
- Be a Master Mason in good standing with a recognized lodge.
- Own, co-own or manage a business — or join simply to find and support Brothers’ businesses. Both are full membership.
- Be willing to share business information with the group and participate actively.
Trades represented
A network is only useful if it is broad
MBN deliberately recruits past the traditional office trades, so a member can find nearly any product or service inside the network.
Why members join
Benefits
- Increased visibility for your business among trusted peers.
- Access to a reliable network for referrals and partnerships.
- Opportunities to share resources and knowledge.
- Stronger bonds and a deeper sense of brotherhood among Masons.