For chambers of commerce and economic development

Connect the businesses in your region, and prove that you did.

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A member directory in Titen with member cards, roles and filters. Illustrative data.

A directory that makes matches

Businesses find the partners, suppliers and buyers already inside your region.

Match factors for one person in Titen: their name and role above each reason with the evidence behind it. Illustrative data.

Introductions that explain themselves

Every match comes with its reason, so a first meeting starts with something in common.

Community lifecycle and member health analytics in Titen. Illustrative data.

Numbers for the board

See how many connections your programs created, not only how many people attended.

Bring the region in. Connect it. Report on it.

1. Load your members

Import the member roll and every business has a profile from day one.

2. Introduce businesses to each other

Matching suggests who should meet and why, across industries and company sizes.

3. Show the outcome

Events, programs and introductions roll up into reporting you can take to a board or a funder.

A ribbon cutting is not an economic development strategy

Attendance is easy to count and hard to defend. What a funder actually wants to know is which businesses found each other because of you, and what came of it afterwards.

An events workspace in Titen showing upcoming events with their dates, formats and venues. Illustrative data.

Programs and cohorts run here too

If you run an accelerator, a mentoring program or a workforce initiative, it lives in the same workspace as the directory. The network the program builds does not end when the program does.

Sponsors can see what they funded

Move a sponsor from proposal to signed agreement in a shared deal room, then show them each deliverable completing as it happens rather than in a report at the end of the year.

Sponsorship deliverables in Titen with due dates and approved, submitted or pending status. Illustrative data.