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Humanist Business Network · InternationalDo business with people who recommend and respect each other.
A referral network organized in local councils and backed by the International Council for Human Rights, a Mexican civil organization founded in 2001. One seat per trade, meetings every two weeks, verifiable credentials and results published in the open.
Networking with a purpose, and with proof
What works in the best referral networks, plus what only a 25-year human rights organization can add.
Only one member per specific trade in each council, so nobody at the table competes with you and everyone has a reason to refer you.
Every referral is tracked until it becomes business. Each council publishes referrals given, deals closed and attendance.
Members carry credentials with a unique folio and QR code that anyone can check online. Companies can earn the Humanist Company Distinction.
Each council sponsors a social program of the International Council for Human Rights in its region. Members do business and leave a mark.
A matchmaker suggests who to meet in your council and in other countries, and cross-border referrals are tracked in their own currency.
No multi-level schemes, no political parties as members, and the network never promises government contracts. Written admission criteria for everyone.
Ninety minutes every two weeks
Same time, same place. Consistency is what builds the trust behind every referral.
- Open networkingCoffee and guest introductions.
- One minute per memberWho I am, what I offer and which client I am looking for this week.
- The humanist minuteA human rights practice applied to business.
- Featured presentationOne member explains their business in depth.
- Referrals and thank-yousSpecific referrals, with name and contact, and the deals they produced.
- The council’s causeProgress on the social program the council sponsors.
The network in numbers
Calculated automatically from what members record. Transparency is part of the offer.
Where the network meets
Each council gathers 25 to 40 business owners. Council pages are in Spanish.
Mexico
Open a council in your city
A council opens with 15 founding business owners from different trades.
- Method and trainingMeeting format, admission rules, leadership roles and a monthly training session.
- The platformMember dashboard, referral tracking, QR attendance, verifiable credentials and public metrics, from day one.
- Institutional backingThe support of the International Council for Human Rights and a local cause to sponsor.
- A bridge to Mexico and beyondYour members connect with councils in other countries through the matchmaker.
Everyone can join. The council seat is one per trade.
Fees are set per country and published when each council opens.
For business owners and professionals who want steady referrals: exclusive seat for your trade, biweekly meetings, monthly training and the path to the Humanist Company Distinction.
For any business, regardless of trade: training, the member directory, open events and priority for the next council in your city.
For governments, universities, chambers of commerce and civil organizations that want to take part without occupying a trade seat.
Request an invitation
Tell us who you are and where you do business. We will reply within two business days, in English or Spanish.
Your data is handled under the Privacy Notice of CID Proyectos y Negocios (in Spanish), in accordance with Mexican data protection law.