Membership

Every member is proposed and seconded by someone who already belongs. It’s a conversation, not an application.

Hear From Our Members

It’s one thing to read about what The Brisbane Club offers, and another to hear it from the members living it. Below, a handful of members reflect on the introduction that brought them in, the room that made them stay, and the connections they didn’t expect to find. Their experiences are as varied as the Club’s community itself, but each one starts the same way: someone who already belonged, believing they would too.

Member Image

Why I Joined: A Conversation with Dylan Campbell

What brought them through the door, and what belonging to the Club has meant for their career.

Thu 4 Sep ‘26
Member Image

Why I Joined: A Conversation with Dylan Campbell

What brought them through the door, and what belonging to the Club has meant for their career.

Thu 4 Sep ‘26

Membership Process

Not everyone arrives with a proposer in hand, and it should not stand in the way. Our Introductory Membership gives you six months inside the Club to meet people properly, come to lunch, sit in on an event, and find the two Members who will put your name forward. In our experience it tends to happen over a table rather than through an introduction.

Express Your Interest

Membership here begins with a conversation. Share a few details below, and your membership forms will be yours straight away, with a member of our team in touch soon after.








    Your membership forms will download straight away, and one of our team will call you within two working days.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Fames fusce elementum felis gravida dictumst facilisi mattis in at. Risus fermentum euismod tristique viverra augue tincidunt volutpat id. Aliquet viverra lorem sit sit neque.

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]

    Every application moves at the pace of the conversation behind it, since it begins with a proposer and seconder rather than a form. [Placeholder — no actual timeframe has been confirmed anywhere in this project; worth asking Sally-Anne for a realistic range, e.g. “typically 4–6 weeks,” rather than leaving this vague.]