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Referrals

Introduce a company.
Your name stays on it.

Members, referral partners, advisers and associations can refer a company to SPG here. Each introduction is recorded with your name, the date and a reference, so attribution is settled from the first contact.

How a referral is handled

From introduction to first conversation.

The same four steps apply to every level of membership and every business introduction.

  1. 1

    Ask first

    Introduce a company only with the contact’s agreement, and tell them SPG will be in touch.

  2. 2

    Refer the company

    Use the form below. It takes a few minutes, and you receive a reference by email straight away.

  3. 3

    Attribution recorded

    SPG records your name with the date and time the introduction arrived, and checks for earlier introductions and conflicts. Self-referrals are excluded.

  4. 4

    SPG makes contact

    A named owner at SPG contacts the company. If it joins or does business with SPG, the introduction stays recorded against your name.

Refer a company

Tell us who you are introducing.

Add your own details first, then the company and the person you have spoken to. The team replies to you with the reference and contacts the company directly.

Illustrative introduction between executives at a business event

Recording an introduction creates a record for review, not an entitlement. Any reward follows the signed referral terms and payments SPG has collected. Capital-related activities are handled only through authorised, licensed partners, and a referral does not authorise securities promotion or other regulated activity.

Read the referral programme

Required field

About you

If SPG has given you one.

The company you are introducing

Please do not include identity documents, banking details, investment terms or patient information.

Bring a clear ambition. Build the next relationship.

The strongest starting point is a specific business need and an open discussion about the people, expertise and resources required to address it.