Success in Networking Group is a group of like minded business people networking together to benefit each member.

Word of mouth is the best form of advertising for your business. We understand this, and have built ourselves into Toowoomba's premiere networking group. 

Through the inclusion of new members from all kinds of business categories, we have created a network that benefits our members in so many ways. 

Through SING our members increase sales, meet other local business owners, share knowledge and (best of all) get to go out for a breakfast every Tuesday!

SING has enjoyed welcoming small and large businesses to its ranks in the past and looks forward to continuing this growth into the future. 

The Darling Downs has such a rich knowledge base from talented individuals and businesses, that makes the area a hive of networking opportunities. 

We are looking to expand the group and continue to support our members and the community through charitable events, networking events and inter- business engagements. 

SING prides itself in community involvement and we often receive requests for funding for special projects and causes in our area. 

In the last 20 years, the SING has donated over $40,000 to worthy groups and causes including:

• Middle Ridge School
• SOAP
• Red Cross
• Toowoomba Hospice
• Harristown State High School 
• Walk on Wheels
• Clifford Park Special School
• Grantham Flood Appeal
• Breakaway Toowoomba
• Rotary
• Give Me 5 For Kids
• Base Services - Annual Homeless Appeals

SING is governed by rules that allow its members to get the absolute most out of their membership. 

• SING allows only one business per category so no opposition will be encountered

• SING has a high standard of integrity and business values ensuring the people you deal with within the group add value to your enterprise

• SING required each member to attend all meetings or have a substitute person representing your business. To generate business and receive the best results for your business and the group, attendance at meetings is critical. 

Read more about SING's rules here.