
Edmond Business Developers
Thursdays · 7:00 – 8:00 AM
Edmond Business Developers is a referral group of local business owners who meet every Thursday morning, hand each other real work, and keep Edmond's money in Edmond.


Most small businesses in Edmond grow the same way: someone people trust says your name at the right moment. EBD builds that on purpose. One hour a week, a room of owners who understand your business, and a structure that turns goodwill into booked work — often tens of thousands of dollars a year for a member.
Members see how you operate week after week, so the leads they hand you are warm, qualified, and already half-sold on you.
Your seat is exclusive. You are never in the room competing with three others who do exactly what you do.
Every meeting you get the floor to say who you are, what you do, and the exact lead you are looking for this week.
Short trainings and practice on describing your business, asking for referrals, and following up well.
Referrals given and closed are reported out loud. That rhythm keeps everyone doing the work.
These are the Edmond business owners you will call for advice years from now, not just for a lead.

Doors open early, coffee is on. The meeting starts at 7:00 and ends at 8:00 so you are at your desk on time.
Not just your industry — the specific customer, project, or situation where you do your best work.
You get a name, a phone number, and a warm introduction from someone the prospect already trusts.
You close it, then tell the group what it was worth. That is how referral habits compound.
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Referral business closed last year
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Referrals passed annually
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Member businesses
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EBD members live and raise families here. Every year the group raises money and hands it to Edmond causes, and members show up in person for community projects. Growing your business and giving back are the same habit.
“Placeholder quote — a member describing the business EBD referrals brought them this year.”
“Placeholder quote — a member describing what the Thursday morning rhythm changed for them.”