Letip of Lower Bucks County

What is LeTip?
LeTip is a professional networking organization of men and women dedicated to the highest standards of competence and service. Our sole purpose is the exchange of business leads. Each business category is represented by one member only. Conflicts of interest are disallowed.

Why Join LeTip?
Exchange valuable business tips which turns into $$$. Members work to provide you with qualified business leads. Members provide access to clients you would not otherwise be able to contact. There are no outside speakers. Members identify themselves and their product or service at each meeting. You will be able to display your product or service on a predetermined schedule. No conflicts of interest are allowed. Your competition can't join once you've joined. Meetings begin at 7:16 a.m. sharp and conclude by 8:31 a.m. sharp and are brief and to the point. An inspector from LeTip will visit and confirm your place of business. You must be voted on to become a member. The format LeTip has developed is over 20 years in creation. It works! Each Chapter has a Board of Directors. Every meeting is conducted from a specific format.

How do I join?
Come to 2 breakfast meetings... the first as our guest and the second for $10, payable at registration. Fill out an application and arrange for an inspection. After an inspection, your application will be voted on by the group. Upon acceptance, a formal invitation will be issued for membership.

Membership requirements...
Open to all professionals, business owners, executives, managers and sales people who are not already represented in our group.

What is a Tip?
The definition of a qualified TIP is "a company or person who is interested in a specific service or product and is expecting a call from a LeTip member". There is no easier way to cement a relationship than by doing business with someone in the group, and no easier way to destroy a relationship than by passing a bogus tip. A tip is a qualified business lead generated from one member for another. Tip sheets are filled out and passed along at meetings to let the "tipee" know about the prospect awaiting their call!