Upstate SC's Referral Community for Business Owners BNI Upstate Business Network Now Forming Join the Community. Visit the Chapter. Simpsonville. Tuesdays. 7:30am. Upstate SC's Referral Community for Business Owners BNI Upstate Business Network Now Forming Join the Community. Visit the Chapter. Simpsonville. Tuesdays. 7:30am.

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BNI
UPSTATE BUSINESS NETWORK
MEMBERS

The business owners who make up this chapter.

These are the founding members of the BNI Upstate Business Network chapter in Simpsonville. One member holds each profession category, so every person here is the only one in the room doing what they do.

BNI UPSTATE BUSINESS NETWORK
MEMBERS

Listed alphabetically. Each member holds one profession category, and that category is closed to anyone else for as long as they hold it.

Ashish RajMango Insurance Group LLC
Commercial Insurance
Bart Ratliff View profile →Client Growth Strategies
Marketing Consultant
Bradley SentellNorthwestern Mutual
Life Insurance
Brandon CalhounCountybank Mortgage
Residential Mortgage
Brandy Dale MurrahRedemption Solar and Roofing
Roofing
David BarnaColonial Life
Group Benefits
Derrick SmithGreer Flooring of Simpsonville
Flooring
Jalen OntoyMarla Rogers State Farm
Property and Casualty
Josh WisemanNest Realty
Residential Real Estate
Ken LavertuNinja Heating and Cooling
HVAC
Nathan IselyTree Services
Tree Services
Richey CauseyUnited Community Bank
Business Banking
Skylar KennedyOrkin Pest Control
Pest Control
Trent ShullModern Woodmen of America
Financial Advisor

Looking for a specific profession? See every BNI category

ONE PERSON.
ONE PROFESSION.

Every member on this page is the only person in the chapter representing their profession. The roofer is the only roofer. The mortgage lender is the only mortgage lender. Nobody is competing for the same referral.

That is the whole mechanism. When a member hears someone needs a roof, there is exactly one name that comes to mind, and sending that referral costs them nothing. It is also why categories close, and why a seat is worth holding.

MEET THEM
IN PERSON.

A visitor seat puts you in the room for one Tuesday morning meeting at no cost and with no commitment. You meet the members on this page, see how BNI actually works, and find out whether your profession seat is open.

ABOUT THE
MEMBERS.

The BNI Upstate Business Network chapter is made up of founding members across commercial insurance, marketing consulting, life insurance, residential mortgage, roofing, group benefits, flooring, property and casualty insurance, residential real estate, HVAC, tree services, business banking, pest control, and financial advisory. Every member is listed on this page with their business and profession category.
Yes. Members join BNI to receive referrals, so an introduction is welcome. The most useful way to meet them is in person at a Tuesday meeting, where you can talk to everyone in the room in one morning rather than one at a time. Request a visitor seat on this page.
BNI seats one member per profession category so that members never compete inside the chapter. When a member hears that someone needs a service, exactly one name in the room fits, which makes passing the referral straightforward. It is the core of how BNI works, and it is why a category closes once it is filled.
Visit first. Request a visitor seat on this page and attend a Tuesday morning meeting at no cost. You meet the members, see how the chapter runs, and find out whether your profession category is open. If the chapter is a fit and your category is available, membership is discussed from there. Membership carries an annual investment set regionally.
The BNI Upstate Business Network chapter meets every Tuesday at 7:30 in the morning at Simpsonville Rotary Hall, 205 N Maple St Suite 15, Simpsonville, SC 29681, about fifteen minutes south of downtown Greenville. Visitors are welcome at no cost. Call 864-385-2437 or request a visitor seat on this page.

THE ROOM IS
ALREADY BUILT.

These members are passing referrals every Tuesday morning. The only question is whether your profession still has a seat.