BNI Mornington

BNI Mornington BNI is a business referral organisation whose primary purpose is to assist its members to find and exchange qualified business referrals.

BNI Mornington Chapter - meet every Thursday 6.45am at
Stumpy Gully Vineyard. All visitors welcome πŸ‘‹πŸ» BNI Mornington Chapter - meet every Thursday 6.45am at
Stumpy Gully Vineyard - 1247 Stumpy Gully Rd, Moorooduc VIC.

September is here and we're kicking it off with a cracker. πŸ‘‹Tom Tait is the founder of ROVR Outsourcing, a Peninsula-bas...
31/08/2026

September is here and we're kicking it off with a cracker. πŸ‘‹

Tom Tait is the founder of ROVR Outsourcing, a Peninsula-based business that helps Australian small and medium businesses hire skilled remote staff from the Philippines. Admin, customer service, marketing, bookkeeping. If you're drowning in tasks that are keeping you from working on your business, Tom helps you build the team that fixes that. He started ROVR after outsourcing transformed his own labour hire company, and his pitch is compelling: the businesses that scale aren't the ones doing everything themselves.

Come meet Tom and [Name] this Thursday β€” 7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street. β˜•

"Is BNI a cult?" πŸ€”The weekly meetings, the structure, people who won't stop talking about referrals β€” we understand the ...
28/08/2026

"Is BNI a cult?" πŸ€”

The weekly meetings, the structure, people who won't stop talking about referrals β€” we understand the raised eyebrow.

Honest answer: it's a referral network with a format. You show up, you learn each other's businesses, you actively try to send each other qualified leads. That's the whole mechanism. No chanting, no initiation, and no one's living at the Football Club.

The reason some members get enthusiastic about it is simple: it works. When local business owners show up consistently, trust builds β€” and trust generates referrals that actually convert.

Come see for yourself. One Thursday as a visitor, zero obligation.

7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street.

Sometimes, the smartest way to save money is to stop doing everything in-house.Last Thursday, Brittany Willard shared so...
27/08/2026

Sometimes, the smartest way to save money is to stop doing everything in-house.

Last Thursday, Brittany Willard shared some eye-opening examples of how outsourcing bookkeeping and admin tasks can save businesses both time and money β€” with some clients saving up to $60,000 a year.

From payroll and debt recovery to quoting and invoicing, having someone who does these tasks every day means they can often be completed faster, more efficiently, and without taking valuable time away from your key staff.

The takeaway? Your team doesn't have to do everything. Sometimes, outsourcing is the more cost-effective way to get more done.

What could your business save by outsourcing the right tasks? πŸ‘‡

Last Thursday of August. Full room, great energy, and the kind of conversation that follows you out the door and into yo...
26/08/2026

Last Thursday of August. Full room, great energy, and the kind of conversation that follows you out the door and into your week. This is why we set the alarm early. 🀍β™₯️

Kicking off August with two brilliant chapter members. πŸ™ŒTess Brown is the founder of Friday Luxe Co, a professional clea...
24/08/2026

Kicking off August with two brilliant chapter members. πŸ™Œ

Tess Brown is the founder of Friday Luxe Co, a professional cleaning business providing residential, commercial and Airbnb turnover cleaning services. Tess helps homeowners, businesses and Airbnb hosts maintain clean, fresh and welcoming spaces, with a particular focus on the details that are often overlooked. Friday Luxe Co stands out for its thorough, high-quality approach and its commitment to seeing what others miss.

Come meet Tess this Thursday β€” 7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street. β˜•

The home office is efficient. It's comfortable. And it's very, very quiet in the ways that matter most for growing a bus...
21/08/2026

The home office is efficient. It's comfortable. And it's very, very quiet in the ways that matter most for growing a business.

No accidental conversations. No one who knows your work well enough to vouch for you without hesitation. No room where someone might say "actually, I know exactly who you should meet."

The referrals that change a business don't come from algorithms. They come from relationships β€” built over time, in person, with people who've watched you show up and decided they trust you.

If you're a solopreneur or small business owner on the Mornington Peninsula, come spend one Thursday morning in a room like that.

7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street.

Three weeks into August and honestly β€” we can already feel the energy building! πŸ™ŒBrittany's presentation is coming up, a...
19/08/2026

Three weeks into August and honestly β€” we can already feel the energy building! πŸ™Œ

Brittany's presentation is coming up, and we're expecting plenty of nodding, a few lightbulb moments, and maybe even some "that's exactly what I needed to hear" reactions.

If you've ever felt stressed about your books, this is a morning you won't want to miss. β˜•πŸ˜„

This Thursday's presenter include someone who has built one of the Peninsula's most respected bookkeeping businesses β€” a...
17/08/2026

This Thursday's presenter include someone who has built one of the Peninsula's most respected bookkeeping businesses β€” and a team to match. πŸ“š

Brittany Willard is the CEO of Double Balance Bookkeeping β€” a full-service bookkeeping agency based right here on the Mornington Peninsula, with a team of 8 and clients across all of Australia. From sole traders to complex multi-entity groups, Brittany and her team handle bookkeeping, payroll, BAS and IAS lodgement, Xero/MYOB/QuickBooks setup, and the kind of proactive financial advice that actually helps you run a better business. Reviews consistently say the same thing: Double Balance doesn't just crunch numbers β€” they help you understand them. Follow along at .

Come meet Brittany this Thursday β€” 7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street. πŸ™Œ

You can find a commercial lawyer on Google. You can read their website, check their reviews, and send an enquiry form in...
14/08/2026

You can find a commercial lawyer on Google. You can read their website, check their reviews, and send an enquiry form into the void.

Or you can sit across from Brendan every Thursday morning until you actually understand what he does, trust how he thinks, and feel genuinely comfortable recommending him to someone you care about.

That second version is how referrals work. Not clicks β€” confidence. The kind that only comes from knowing someone in a room over time.

If you're building a business on the Mornington Peninsula and your referral network is mostly online, come spend one Thursday with us.

7am, Mornington Football Club, Main Street. Visitors always welcome.

Week two of August and the chapter is absolutely firing. Brendan had the room hanging on every word, turns out commercia...
12/08/2026

Week two of August and the chapter is absolutely firing. Brendan had the room hanging on every word, turns out commercial law is a lot more interesting when the person explaining it actually knows what they're talking about. Great morning. πŸ’ͺ

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