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BEX: MembershipBEX dues are paid quarterly (with a discount if paid annually) which includes the cost of all breakfasts and social functions. Note: Because BEX is self-governing and non-profit, all dues are used for the direct benefit of BEX members, unlike many other networking groups which pay local or national dues. How To JoinWho can be a member of BEX?The members of BEX are businesses, not individuals. Each member business selects a representative and one or more alternative representatives to participate in BEX activities. Can my business join BEX?A business or professional firm that does business in the western suburbs of Chicago is eligible to join BEX if it:
How does my firm join BEX?Print and complete a Membership Application and mail it with a check to the BEX Treasurer. Checks should be made payable to Business Executive Exchange. Questions?Contact any BEX member. He or she is committed to answering, or obtaining an answer to, your questions. Membership LevelsBEX offers two membership levels. Full MemberA traditional member firm enjoys exclusivity within their primary business category. Associate MemberBEX recognizes some executives may have competing activities on Wednesday mornings. Our associate membership provides a discounted membership rate but limits the member to either one or two meetings of their choice per month. We encourage attendance at travel meetings in order to receive a deeper understanding of member firms. If a business in the same category wants to join as a full member, associate members have a first right of refusal to become full members. |