Weekly meetings. Meaningful referrals. Personal and professional growth — grounded in a local community of men who show up for each other in work, family, and life.
Roswell Dads Network is a Roswell, GA community of dads and professionals who want to build businesses and build each other up. No forced pitches, no pressure quotas. Just a group that meets weekly, takes the work seriously, and takes itself a little less so.
Referrals that come from trust, not obligation. We learn each other's businesses deeply so the introductions we make are ones we'd stake our name on.
We talk about marriages, kids, wins, losses, and everything between. The group runs on genuine connections first — the business benefits follow.
Speaker mornings, book roundtables, and spotlight sessions. We invest in becoming better operators, better leaders, and better men.
Weekly attendance is the foundation. Connections compound only when the reps are real. We hold each other to it — and we make it worth showing up for.
Referrals, introductions, advice, time. The members who contribute first are the ones who benefit most. We measure the group's health by how many arrows are going out, not just coming in.
One seat per category. Applications reviewed by the chapter. Members in good standing. The bar exists to make sure every referral we pass carries weight.
Business is one chapter of the book. We also show up for hard conversations — fatherhood, marriage, faith, failure, ambition — because that's what a real network of men is for.
No aggressive sales pitch. Just four honest steps — and the door is open to anyone who might be a fit.
Come as a guest on any Thursday morning. Breakfast's on us. Meet the chapter. See if it feels like your people.
If it's a fit, apply for your professional category. Short form. Honest conversation about what you're looking for.
The leadership team reviews and confirms your seat. We hold one seat per profession to keep referrals clean.
First 60 days: 1-on-1s with every member, a spotlight slot, and a dedicated onboarding partner to get you wired in fast.
One seat per profession. Twelve seats held, twenty-two open. If your industry is listed below, there's a trusted professional at the table ready to help — or a seat waiting for the right person.
Don't see your industry? We may have a seat for it.
Apply for a SeatNinety minutes that shape the week. Breakfast, structured time, and enough room for the conversations that matter.
Monthly socials, quarterly speaker nights, family days, and the occasional round of golf. Guests are welcome at most of them.
Social
Members + spouses + guests. Craft beer, bar food, no agenda. The kind of night that accidentally produces three new referrals.
Speaker Night
A panel with three North Fulton founders who sold in the last 18 months. Bring questions, bring a drink, bring a spouse who wants the honest version.
Networking
Nine holes, shotgun start, scramble format. Whether you shoot 75 or 115, the point is the ride between shots. Foursomes fill fast.
Breakfasts, spotlights, speaker nights, the occasional fairway. Real photography will replace these panels as events roll through 2026.
Thursday breakfast · March '26
Speaker night
Chapter photo
Spring social
Spotlight · Carnes & Assoc.
Morning, 7:31 AM
Golf morning · Q1
Family day
rda-image-guide.md for filenames & prompts.I joined a national networking group in 2019 and quit after six months — it felt transactional, and my family saw me less. Roswell Dads Network is the opposite. I actually know these guys. The referrals are real. And I'm a better dad on the weeks I show up Thursday mornings.— Brandon Keating Keating & Co. CPAs · Member since 2024
Roswell Dads Network keeps dues low by partnering with a small number of local businesses who share our values. Three tiers. No logos-on-everything. Just meaningful partnerships.
Hosts our weekly Thursday breakfast and quarterly speaker nights. A Canton Street fixture — the kind of room that makes a 7:30 AM meeting feel intentional.
Underwrites our quarterly member-family events. A longstanding Roswell practice serving North Atlanta business owners for over two decades.
Our connection to the broader Roswell small-business community. Shared events, cross-promotion, and a standing collaboration on local growth initiatives.
We're selective — two to three partners at any time, period. If that's interesting, let's talk.
Roswell Dads Network was started by Ken and Michael in 2024 as the group they wished existed. Flat leadership, shared responsibility, no egos on the masthead.
KCRoswell-based business attorney and longtime resident. Handles chapter governance, membership standards, and making sure Thursday mornings run on time.
MDProduct and AI consultant. Runs events, member experience, and the tech side of the chapter — including the platform you're reading this on.
The questions we get most. If yours isn't here, reach out — we'd rather have a real conversation than leave you guessing.
Not at all. The group skews toward fathers, but Roswell Dads Network is for professional men, period. If you've built something, you show up well, and you're looking for a real community — you're a fit whether or not you have kids.
We share the one-seat-per-profession idea, but the tone is different. No mandatory referral quotas, no fines for missed meetings, no scripts. We care about connections first — the referrals follow naturally and they're better for it.
Yes — and we'd prefer it. Come to a Thursday breakfast, meet the chapter, see if it fits. There's no pitch and no obligation. Let us know you're coming so we can save a seat.
Dues are modest and cover breakfast, venue, and events. We keep them low intentionally — sponsorship partners do a lot of the heavy lifting. We'll share the exact number during your application conversation.
We'll add you to the waitlist for that seat. In the meantime, you're welcome to visit as a guest and attend open events. We review the waitlist whenever a seat opens.
No — most members are in Roswell, but we have members from Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, and East Cobb. If you can reliably make a Thursday 7:30 AM in Roswell, distance isn't the issue.
We ask members to prioritize weekly attendance — connections compound when reps are real. That said, we're a group of working dads and business owners. Life happens. We care more about engagement than perfect attendance.
RSVP for this Thursday's breakfast. Breakfast is on us. If it's a fit, we'll walk you through the application process. If it's not, we'll have enjoyed the conversation either way.
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