Attend Roseville Business Connect – A Free Quarterly Networking Event

Entrepreneurs, business owners, and local professionals are invited to attend Roseville Business Connect starting in January 2026 and running quarterly throughout the year. This event was formerly called the Roseville Business Council, so some attendees may already be familiar (and excited) for this year’s meetings.

This free event is open to everyone, regardless of the location of your business. No Chamber membership is needed. The goal is to create a welcoming environment where people can meet and learn together.

Here’s what you can expect at Roseville Business Connect. 

Start Your Day With Networking

Roseville Business Connect is a morning event where business leaders can meet over a hot cup of coffee and good conversation. There’s plenty of time to engage with attendees, learn about trends affecting Roseville companies, and still make it into the office before your first meeting.

This event runs on the fourth Wednesday of the first month of the quarter. Here are the Roseville Business Connect dates in 2025:

• January 28
• April 22
• July 22
• October 28

Connect Without Borders

Roseville Business Connect is an event through the Roseville Economic Development Authority (REDA) in collaboration with:

• Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce
• St. Paul Area Chamber

Anyone doing business in the area, regardless of their location, is welcome to attend. By inviting people outside of the Chamber and beyond Roseville's limits, this event is set to be bigger than ever, with new faces for local companies to meet and network with.

“We don’t have noticeable boundaries in our community,” says Jeanne Kelsey, Housing and Economic Development Program Manager for REDA. “Most customers don’t see where one neighborhood stops and another starts.” 

Focus on Topics That Matter to You

REDA represents the Roseville business community and strives to provide education, training, and updates that matter to it. Each Business Connect session will focus on topics affecting business leaders. These topics may include:

• Workforce attraction and retention
• Transportation and infrastructure 
• Technological opportunities 
• Sustainability
• New legislation

Our team is ready to hear about your pain points and interests. Tell us what you want discussed at the next Business Connect, and we might find an expert ready to jump in. 

Look for New Ways to Learn 

Roseville Business Connect offers a new way to meet local business leaders, but the changes don’t stop there. REDA is working to change how community leaders network and learn during these quarterly sessions.

Keep an eye out for announcements about upcoming meetings. “We won’t give everything away, but we’re exploring ways to help business leaders learn while waking them up in the morning with engaging activities,” says Kelsey.  

Connect with REDA in the New Year

Make a New Year’s resolution to get involved in the local business community and mark your calendar for our four Roseville Business Connect sessions. We can’t wait to meet you over coffee and learn how to be more effective together.