Le’karev Network Groups & Meetings
Le’karev is growing across the UK, bringing Jewish business owners and professionals together in a welcoming, supportive space. More than just networking, our groups foster real connections - where we collaborate, lift each other up, and ensure no one has to navigate business alone.
A Familiar Format, A Meaningful Experience
Every Le’karev group follows the same meeting structure format, ensuring consistency while making space for genuine connections. Whether you attend a meeting in your local area or across the country, you’ll experience the same welcoming atmosphere, focus on support, and chance to connect meaningfully with others in the Jewish business community.
Open to All – Community Over Competition
Unlike many networking groups, Le’karev welcomes all Jewish business owners and professionals, with no industry lock-outs. We believe that collaboration always beats competition - and that multiple voices from the same sector only make us stronger. By learning from each other’s perspectives, we build a culture where success is shared, ideas flourish, and meaningful partnerships form naturally.
At Le’karev, we are committed to bringing people closer - to opportunities, to each other, and to the success we all deserve.
What to Expect at a Le’karev Meeting
Our meetings are designed to foster connection and collaboration. Here's what to expect:
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We get off to a relaxed start where you’ll pick up your name badge, grab a coffee and a biscuit, and have a chat with other group members and visitors.
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Sitting around one table, each person has a minute to introduce themselves and speak about their business. Some people find this part daunting but it’s very relaxed and pressure-free, with no rights or wrongs. Click here to download some Networking top tips.
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One of the group members will deliver a short presentation: members can use this opportunity to promote their business and we also ask them to make sure they’re delivering value or insights that will be useful to everyone, rather than making you sit through an extended sales spiel!
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The Chesed round follows this. It’s the Hebrew word for kindness, and we go around the table either offering an act of kindness to someone else at the meeting, or thanking someone else for their kindness. It doesn’t have to be huge – simply offering to introduce them to one of your contacts, or sharing their event on your social media channels are perfect examples.
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We call the last part of the meeting Schmooze & Connect - it's time to relax, refill your coffee cup, check out any products people have brought to showcase, and chat until it’s time to leave.
Our current groups
No groups in your area? We are always looking for people who believe in Le'karev’s mission and values who’d like to start a group in a new location. Find out more about becoming a Group Host here.