The marketing information superhighway has become overwhelmingly crowded and too fast for most people on their own to navigate all of the latest things they need to know to do their jobs effectively.
This experience is like attending big marketing conferences with huge numbers of people and the chaos of simple things like trying to find out where Room 6 is or how to get to Grand Ballroom B on time. It’s a huge relief to get that VIP dinner invitation (or host one yourself) to spend time with a curated group of professionals you can actually connect with.
I think the desire for that kind of connection in a more exclusive space is why private communities are so popular for B2B marketers right now. Exit Five is a good example; they went from 3,500 paying members in April 2022 to over 5,700 members in April 2026.
In an episode about community on our Beyond B2B Marketing podcast, guest Kathleen Booth summed up the value of communities well:
“You need a network of people who are in the trenches at the same time as you are… and together, like it’s a one plus one is three situation, where as a community you can rise and really be successful.” Kathleen Booth VP Marketing, Sequel.io (formerly with Pavilion)
Connecting with other professionals who are trying, just like you, to figure things out from all things AI to increased complexity and performance expectations is more important than ever.
Part of our mission here at TopRank Marketing is to elevate the B2B Marketing industry by curating useful resources. To do that, we reviewed everything we could find serving B2B marketing professionals in the private and public community space.
So what’s the difference between one community and another, the best from good enough? Here are a few differences we found:
Exclusivity vs. scale: Communities like RevGenius and MarketingProfs offer huge scale and pretty broad networking opportunities, which is great for practitioners and wider visibility. In contrast, InspireCMO and GTM Leader Society prioritize intimacy and high-level strategic discussions, restricting access to VP/C-suite leaders. Some of the large communities offer exclusivity within their membership like ExitFive’s Marketing Leaders Club.
Discipline-specific deep dives: For marketing leaders focused on specific functions, communities like Demand Collective (strictly for in-house demand gen managing $30k+ spend) or Marketing Operations Pros provide great technical depth that generalist CMO groups don’t always match.
“Marketers need a way to understand what good looks like – and that often comes from being around other marketers doing the same job.” Dave Frankland, VP & Research Director, Forrester
Mentorship vs. peer groups: While most communities focus on peer-to-peer interaction, platforms like GrowthMentor are different because they offer direct 1:1 access to vetted experts for specific, tactical problem-solving.
Influential leaders: Many marketing communities are led by companies or committees. There are also several stand-out communities led by visionary and charismatic personalities. From Dave Gerhardt at Exit Five to Nadine Dietz at Virtuosi League to Ann Handley at MarketingProfs to Drew Neisser at CMO Huddles, these leaders play an important role in setting the tone and culture of each community.
If you’re a B2B marketer reading this blog (thank you BTW) you may already be a member of a marketing community. Or maybe you’re not, or you’re looking for something different. In either case, we hope this is a useful resource for you to connect with peers and leaders to engage, advance your skills and career.
CMO & Senior Marketing Leadership Communities
Chief
Chief is a membership network and community platform built exclusively for senior women leaders, with a stated mission to create more possibilities for women’s power. The community reports that 44% of its members are in the C-suite, with members representing more than 10,000 companies, including 67% of the Fortune 100.
Membership combines access to private Clubhouses, Core Groups and Executive Coaching, top-level training from the Wharton School of Business, annual summits, and events at major industry conferences. Chief also offers an enterprise offering for companies and brand partnership programs, and publishes original thought leadership covering topics such as AI strategy, leadership, and the evolving career paths of senior women executives.
Membership Model: Paid – $5,900 to $7,900+ per year; application-only
CMO Council
The CMO Council is a peer-powered global network for senior marketing decision-makers, founded in 2001 and celebrating its 25th anniversary this year in 2026. As a global network of executives specifically dedicated to high-level knowledge exchange, it provides thought leadership, and peer relationship-building among senior corporate marketing leaders across a wide range of industries, with a strong emphasis on B2B and enterprise marketing challenges.
The network says it connects 16,000+ members at 10,000 companies across 110 countries, collectively controlling about $1 trillion in annual marketing spend. Member benefits include access to a library of 300+ original research reports, webinars, CMO interviews, a private LinkedIn community, seven regional advisory boards with 350 senior practitioners, academic linkages to 100+ top business schools, and the Marketing Magnified newsletter.
Membership Model: Free (Basic, approval required); $149/year (Premium); $3,500+/year (Corporate, teams of 4-30+); $295/year (Library subscription); $1,500/year (Academic & Affiliate).
CMO Huddles
CMO Huddles is a B2B community built exclusively for chief marketing officers, offering a free Starter tier and a white-glove Leader membership at $395 per month. Core benefits include monthly peer huddles with groups of 7-12 CMO peers, expert huddles with B2B marketing specialists, career huddles featuring bestselling authors, arranged 1:1 peer matching, a Slack channel, a resource library, and 1:1 coaching sessions with founder Drew Neisser.
In-person events include the annual CMO Super Huddle conference as well as lunch and dinner huddles available in Silicon Valley, New York City, Boston, Washington DC, and London. The community also offers PR and brand-building opportunities for members, including podcast and video appearances through CMO Huddles Studio, recognition in Ad Age, and a LinkedIn Amplifier to boost the visibility of members’ posts.
Membership Model: Paid – $395/month or $3,950/year; free ‘Starter’ tier available
Virtuosi LEAGUE
Virtuosi League is a leadership development community and experience platform exclusively for B2B and B2C CMOs and senior marketing executives, with a mission to develop the next generation of marketing leaders and drive industry transformation. Led by Nadine Dietz, the community is built around two pillars: peer engagement for sitting CMOs and structured leadership development for their senior teams. CMO-facing programs include The Forum – an inaugural closed-door gathering of 100+ CMOs, futurists, and senior executives held at Carmel Valley Ranch – Regional Roundtables in cities throughout the year, a global Dinner with Friends series, and periodic virtual community events.
Leadership development is delivered through the LEAP suite of programs: LEAP Flagship (an immersive multi-week program developed in partnership with the Aspen Institute), LEAP Essentials (a six-week course for VPs and SVPs), and LEAP Bespoke Workshops for individual marketing teams. B2B member companies include Google, Adobe, IBM, HP, AT&T Business, McKinsey & Company.
Membership Model: Paid – pricing available on request; programs are application- or invitation-based for CMOs and senior marketing leaders.
B2B CMO Club
B2B CMO Club is a private, application-based community exclusively for B2B chief marketing officers, positioned as a peer network for collaboration, growth, and innovation. Core membership benefits include a 24/7 online community for peer problem-solving, monthly mastermind calls, small accountability pods for staying focused on business goals, and access to vetted vendors, agencies, and growth partners.
The community also provides exclusive discounts on SaaS tools, marketing platforms, and agencies, and operates as a no-sell zone designed to foster authentic conversations free from sales pitches. Members gain access to expert advice through member-led sessions and a curated resource library, with the application and review process completed within three business days of an introductory call.
Membership Model: Application-only; cost not publicly disclosed
6sense CMO Coffee Talk
CMO Coffee Talk is a free, vendor-hosted community of 4,000+ CMOs and ultimate heads of marketing, operated by 6sense and co-hosted by Matt Heinz, President and Founder of Heinz Marketing, and Kelly Hopping, CMO of 6sense. The community meets weekly every Friday at 8AM ET and 8AM PT via live sessions on crowd-sourced topics, with topic experts joining to share expertise and an open format encouraging questions, examples, and peer-to-peer conversation.
Members also have access to a Slack workspace for ongoing discussion, and all registrants undergo an approval process to maintain the quality of the community. Recording is prohibited at all sessions to allow for open and honest communication, and the community sits alongside other 6sense community offerings including BDR Leader Coffee Talk and RevCity.
Membership Model: Free – Application-only (requires approval)
Marketers That Matter
Marketers That Matter is a community of top marketing executives and their teams, operating in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and run under the 24 Seven talent company umbrella. The community brings together CMOs and senior marketing leaders from organizations including Delta Air Lines, Equinix, Hilton, Instacart, Intuit, Samsung Electronics America, Sephora, and Twilio, among others.
Member benefits include access to exclusive events, a monthly live Visionaries program featuring chief marketing executives on Zoom, a companion podcast, a newsletter, and an insights library covering the latest marketing trends and strategies. The community also features an MTM Innovators program – described as a powerhouse group of top CMOs dedicated to reshaping the marketing landscape, mentoring emerging talent, and driving innovation – as well as The Marketing Boards as a distinct offering for members and their teams.
Membership Model: Paid – Tiered corporate membership model based on the number of participating marketers; application-only.
HotTopics Global CMO Community
HotTopics is a global C-suite community platform founded by Philip Randerson, with the CMO Community serving as its hub for Chief Marketing Officers and senior marketing leaders. The broader HotTopics network has grown to 20,000+ C-suite leaders, with 75% of the Fortune 500 represented among its members.
The CMO Community has a strong B2B orientation, with content and events covering topics such as ABM, B2B marketing metrics, trust in B2B marketing, AI-native marketing organizations, and partner marketing. Member benefits include access to curated events at iconic venues – including HotTopics Studio at Abbey Road Studios in London – virtual roundtables, a B2B Marketing Leaders Benchmark Report, the Global B2B CMO 100 Awards, a CMO 2.0 initiative for navigating modern marketing leadership, exclusive CMO interviews, and a Marketing Advisory Board including senior leaders from Microsoft, ServiceNow, Tata Communications, and Verizon.
Membership Model: Free – open application via the HotTopics website; membership is subject to approval based on seniority and role.
B2B Marketing Communities for All Levels
Exit Five
Exit Five is a private online community for B2B marketers, founded by Dave Gerhardt, with a goal to help members grow their careers through education, peer connections, and high-signal discussion. No one went to school for B2B marketing, right?
The community currently has more than 5,700 members and over 8,000 posts. Member benefits include monthly peer matchmaking, industry-specific subgroups, access to a swipe file and templates, member-led training sessions, a job board, and 30+ local chapters in cities including New York, San Francisco, London, and Toronto. Circle has recognized Exit Five as a Platinum Community ranked in the top 1% of all communities on the platform, with 2.5x the average engagement.
Membership Model: Paid – $49/month (Pro); $99/month (Leaders Club, application-only); CMO Council (Invite-only).
MarketingProfs
MarketingProfs is a B2B-focused marketing training and community platform that over 600,000 marketers rely on for know-how every day. The platform offers a broad mix of free and paid resources including articles, webinars, video tutorials, guides, reports, infographics, and a discussion forum, with new content added every week.
PRO membership unlocks additional training programs such as master classes, how-to series, AI training, and an Ask an Expert feature, while enterprise training options are also available for larger teams. MarketingProfs also hosts their famous annual in-person B2B Forum conference programmed by the famous Ann Handley with the next edition scheduled for November 2-4, 2026 in Boston.
Membership Model: Paid – $279/year for individual PRO; $179/year per person for teams of 3+; free basic tier available.
RevGenius
RevGenius is a free community of 50,000 revenue creators spanning sales, marketing, and RevOps professionals from fast-growing tech companies including Salesforce, HubSpot, OpenAI, Clay, Zapier, and Copy.ai. Core community touchpoints include a Slack community for real-time collaboration, a weekly Revenue Creator newsletter, a monthly Demo Day where members showcase breakthroughs, and virtual roundtable events covering topics such as AI in revenue strategy, RevOps, and GTM execution.
The platform also offers an exclusive Executive Community for senior revenue leaders, a jobs board via RevOps Pipeline, and partnership programs designed to help companies reach their ICP through what RevGenius calls “Lightning Strikes” and “Drum Beats.” Additional resources include RevGenius Magazine with articles covering sales, marketing, and RevOps, a podcast, a Next 50 Creators list, and a Next 50 GTM Startups list.
Membership Model: Free; paid executive tier (RevRoom) available via application
Propolis
Propolis is a membership-based community intelligence platform for B2B marketing leaders, launched in 2021 by B2B Marketing, the organization behind the Global ABM Conference, B2B Ignite London, and the B2B Marketing Awards, with a global membership. The platform gives marketing leaders and their teams access to actionable frameworks and playbooks, performance benchmarks, on-demand training courses, expert mentoring and coaching, award-winning B2B case studies, and peer roundtables exclusively for senior-level members.
Propolis also provides the Community Index, which is a real-time B2B marketing metrics dashboard continuously populated by data from 1,000+ CMOs and marketing leaders at businesses with $20M+ in revenue across the UK and US, covering budgets, ROI, customer attrition, and team structure across five major B2B sectors. B2B Marketing In-person programming includes the annual Propolis Leaders Forum, an exclusive day of thought leadership for CMO and senior-level members focused on positioning marketing as a growth driver and building C-suite influence.
Membership Model: Paid – Tiers range from £27,500 to £73,500 per year for team-based access
FINITE
FINITE is a free, application-only global community for B2B marketers working within technology, software, and SaaS companies, with over 2,100 members worldwide and membership restricted to client-side marketers only, excluding agencies, martech vendors, and other suppliers. The community brings members together through a private Slack workspace with channels covering topics including ABM, demand generation, content marketing, marketing operations, data and analytics, and brand versus performance marketing, as well as online webinars, private roundtables, and a fortnightly newsletter called FINITE Times.
FINITE also produces a podcast exploring the latest trends and challenges in B2B tech marketing, and publishes the FINITE Influential 30, a recognition program highlighting top marketers across SaaS, FinTech, enterprise tech, and sustainability.
Membership Model: Free – Application-only (restricted to in-house/client-side B2B tech marketers)
B2B Marketing Society
The B2B Marketing Society is a community run by The Ingenuity Group, designed for B2B professionals at all career stages who are looking to expand their marketing expertise, connect with peers, and develop their careers in the B2B space. Core benefits include quarterly themed panel events, access to MAD//Fest (described as the UK’s largest marketing show), and monthly content including thought leadership, interviews, and industry insights.
The community is positioned as a space for networking that can lead to mentorship and collaborations, discovering new agency partners, and learning from experienced B2B marketing professionals. It sits within The Ingenuity Group’s broader portfolio of communities, which also includes CMO of the Future, Marketing Procurement Club, Future Marketer North, and two agency-focused communities called The Agency Curve and The Agency Curve North.
Membership Model: Free registration; invite-only for premium events
CXL Institute
CXL is a B2B marketing and AI training platform offering 100+ courses taught by practitioners from top companies, available through a single subscription covering demand generation, conversion rate optimization, growth marketing, SEO, paid media, digital analytics, product marketing, brand marketing, and AI-powered GTM strategy. Courses are available both on-demand and as live cohorts, with instructors including practitioners from Shopify, Apollo, Microsoft, and Indeed, and the platform emphasizes that its curriculum is continuously updated as the market evolves rather than on an annual cycle.
Membership is available for both individuals and teams, and the platform also offers a weekly newsletter with 150,000+ subscribers covering current marketing case studies, playbooks, and success stories, as well as free lessons, webinars, a blog, and an A/B test calculator. cxl Recent live course topics reflect a strong emphasis on AI application in marketing, including content automation with n8n, SEO automation with Claude Code, AI-powered B2B funnel measurement, and AI agents for B2B marketing.
Membership Model: Paid – $289/month or $1,599/year for All-Access; team plans start at $7,499/year
GrowthMentor
GrowthMentor is a paid mentorship platform connecting founders, marketers, and product managers with a network of 750+ vetted mentors, rejecting 95% of mentor applicants to maintain quality, with over 60,000 sessions booked and an average session rating of 4.8 out of 5. The platform’s core offering is unlimited 1:1 calls with mentors under a flat membership fee, supported by AI-powered matching, a Slack community of 3,000+ members, help requests, and a video room, with mentor expertise spanning growth strategy, GTM, demand generation, content marketing, product marketing, sales, fundraising, and more.
Mentors come from companies including Canva, PayPal, Klarna, Airbnb, Miro, Atlassian, Shopify, Netflix, Spotify, and Uber, and membership is available for individuals, teams, and venture capital firms looking to support their portfolio companies.The platform also hosts local in-person events in cities including London and Lisbon, publishes a blog, video library, and glossary, and offers a weekly newsletter covering growth resources and upcoming events.
Membership Model: Paid – $150/month (monthly), $75/month (quarterly), or $50/month (annual); team plans available
GTM, Revenue & Growth Communities
Pavilion
Pavilion is a private community for go-to-market (GTM) leaders, serving over 5,000 executives across SaaS, AI, fintech, and services, including CROs, CMOs, CCOs, RevOps leaders, and VPs who are actively running teams. Membership tiers include Associate (for managers and directors), Executive (for VPs and C-suite leaders), and Gold (for CXOs at companies with 100M+ ARR), with a team membership option also available.
Member benefits include access to Pavilion University, an AI in GTM School offering an 8-week certified program, over 700 in-person events ranging from private dinners to global summits, and a peer network where questions receive responses often in under 10 minutes. More than 10,000 operators have taken a Pavilion program, and the community is trusted by leaders from companies including Shopify, Salesforce, Microsoft, IBM, Stripe, LinkedIn, Oracle, SAP, Google, and Adobe.
Membership Model: Paid – Executive membership is approximately $2,700/year (billed annually); application-only.
GTMnow
GTMnow (formerly Sales Hacker) is the media brand of GTMfund, an early-stage venture capital fund focused on B2B SaaS companies, sharing go-to-market insight drawn from working with hundreds of portfolio companies backed by over 350 executive operators from the world’s fastest-growing SaaS companies. The platform serves over 50,000 revenue professionals across all 50 U.S. states and amongst 136 countries.
Members have access to a weekly newsletter, podcast, articles, and live events covering topics including sales, marketing, customer success, AI, venture capital, and growth and operations. Content features insights from executive operators at high-profile companies, with podcast guests and contributors drawn from organizations such as Stripe, Snowflake, Figma, ServiceNow, Salesforce, and LinkedIn. GTMfund’s LP network consists of VP and C-level leaders in sales, marketing, and customer success from companies including DocuSign, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Snowflake, Okta, and Zoom.
Membership Model: Free (media platform); Application-only (private GTM Leaders network).
GTM Alliance
GTM Alliance is a go-to-market learning platform for individuals, teams, and organizations, with a stated mission to help drive company-wide alignment and unity around go-to-market strategy. The platform combines a paid membership with access to certified courses built alongside industry experts, covering topics including product marketing, competitive intelligence, pricing strategy, sales enablement, product launches, and product-market fit.
Members also gain access to real-world case studies, proven frameworks, interactive workshops, exclusive content, and events ranging from webinars and leadership dinners to in-person summits and members-only meetups. GTM Alliance is part of a broader network of communities under The Alliance umbrella with members from organizations such as TikTok, PayPal, Microsoft, Adobe, LinkedIn, and Zendesk.
Membership Model: Paid – $167/month (billed annually); free ‘Insider’ tier available
GTM Leader Society
GTM Leader Society is an invitation-only community and events organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area, designed specifically for GTM executives in technology at companies with more than 100 employees, including senior leaders at the VP level and above in marketing, sales, post-sales, RevOps, and product.
The community focuses on in-person events described as intimate and thoughtfully curated, ranging from small executive breakfasts and seated discussions with featured guests to larger social gatherings, with a deliberate emphasis on peer learning and experience sharing rather than sales pitches. Members represent companies including Amazon, IBM, Salesforce, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Atlassian, Snowflake, Adobe, LinkedIn, Stripe, and Cloudflare, among others. Community partners include Pavilion, Winning by Design, GTM Partners, and Safe to Capital.
Membership Model: Invite-only / Application-only
The GTM Circle
The GTM Circle is an invite-only peer community for go-to-market leaders at venture-backed B2B startups, founded and facilitated by Focal, a pre-seed VC firm focused on early-stage software companies in the US and Canada. Membership is open to CMOs, CROs, Heads of Sales, RevOps, and Customer Success leaders at Seed through Series D B2B companies. The community currently has 200+ members representing GTM leaders at startups backed by firms including Lightspeed, Bessemer, Accel, and General Catalyst.
Member benefits include an engaged Slack community for tactical peer feedback, member-initiated virtual roundtables held 2-4 times per month on topics such as marketing analytics, developer ICP strategy, SEO and AI, community-led growth, and sales automation, plus a GTM Insights publication featuring member-contributed perspectives. A strict no-selling, no-self-promotion policy and full confidentiality requirement foster high-trust discussion.
Membership Model: Free (invite-only; application required) – restricted to GTM leaders at venture-backed Seed through Series D B2B startups in the US or Canada.
Efficient Growth
Efficient Growth is a community and advisory platform for senior growth marketing leaders, with a particular focus on B2B SaaS, consumer subscription, AI, and e-commerce. Founded and operated by Daniel Pearson, whose agency deployed over $1B in paid media for companies including Uber, DoorDash, and Dropbox, the platform pairs a free Slack community with an optional paid advisory service.
The Slack community has 4,500+ members and is designed for growth marketers to share insights, ask tactical questions, and access peer support from practitioners who have led growth at companies including Stripe, Notion, Slack, Lyft, and Webflow. The advisory service connects clients 1:1 with senior growth leaders for strategic guidance on topics including B2B SaaS scaling, marketing attribution, team leadership, and performance marketing.
Membership Model: Free (Slack community, open to all growth marketers); Paid – $6,000/month (1:1 advisory board service, application-based).
Demand Generation Communities
Demand Collective
Demand Collective is a paid, application-only community built exclusively for in-house demand generation practitioners, requiring all members to have at least three years of direct demand experience and be actively managing $30k or more per month in spend.
The community is deliberately narrow in focus, admitting only demand gen practitioners and explicitly excluding broader GTM roles, vendors, and pitching, with the goal of creating a peer group of operators who are doing the actual work. Member benefits include a private digital forum for peer Q&A, bi-monthly group workshops where members and experts share current playbooks and strategies, group strategy calls for direct feedback on live challenges, and curated 1:1 introductions to grow members’ networks. The community also publishes a newsletter, hosts the Demand Day Summit and other in-person events, and offers a salary benchmarks resource for demand marketers.
Membership Model: Free (Application-only / Vetted)
DEMAND Community
DEMAND Community is a free Slack-based community for demand gen marketers of all levels, operated by Metadata.io, with a stated goal of creating a learning and support space with no fluff, self-promotion, or barriers to entry. The community has grown to more than 3,000 members from organizations including Zoom, Fivetran, ThoughtSpot, Pendo, Tenable, and Refine Labs, spanning practitioners from early-career demand gen marketers to senior marketing leaders.
Members gain access to specialized channels for Q&A, discussions, and advice across all areas of B2B marketing, as well as exclusive community events, AMAs, sessions, and networking meetups. Content covers topics including paid media, SEO, pipeline measurement, brand building on LinkedIn, and AI-assisted marketing tactics, with blog posts and member-led sessions published alongside community discussions.
Membership Model: Free
Demand Generation Club
Demand Generation Club is a B2B demand generation community that originated in 2015 as a local meetup in San Francisco focused on demand generation and account-based marketing, and has since grown to more than 4,000 members. The community has hosted dozens of events covering topics including marketing automation, paid ads, webinar strategy, content marketing, and ABM, drawing primarily on learnings from practitioners at high-growth SaaS companies.
Member touchpoints include webinars, a podcast, live meetups in San Francisco, and a blog, with all recordings and materials shared with the broader membership. The community welcomes guest speakers from within its membership, inviting practitioners to share knowledge and insights across its webinar, podcast, and in-person event formats.
Membership Model: Free – Application-only
Specialist Function Marketing Communities
Product Marketing Alliance
Product Marketing Alliance is a global professional network and learning platform for product marketers, with over 300,000 community members worldwide and a stated mission to elevate the role of product marketing. The platform offers more than 40 certifications, tiered membership plans ranging from a free Insider level to Pro, Pro+, and Exec+ tiers, a Slack community, local meetups, and an annual Product Marketing Summit that draws more than 5,000 event attendees.
Resources include industry reports, articles, guides, eBooks, templates and frameworks, podcasts, webinars, a jobs board, a salary calculator, and a Product Marketing Core Framework covering discovery, strategy, positioning, sales enablement, and growth. Product Marketing Alliance is part of The Alliance network, which also includes Marketing Alliance, Revenue Alliance, Customer Alliance, Finance Alliance, and Technology Alliance, and has received recognition from the Financial Times, The Sunday Times, and G2.
Membership Model: Paid – $42/month (Pro), $167/month (Pro+), $250/month (Exec+); free ‘Insider’ tier available
Marketing Ops Pros
As the name implies, Marketing Ops Pros is a community-led platform for Marketing Operations professionals, founded by Mike Rizzo, with an invite-only Slack community of 3,500+ active members, a verified database of 14,000+ professionals, and the Ops Cast podcast reaching 2,600+ monthly subscribers. Membership tiers include free access and paid Pro and Pro+ plans, with Pro and Pro+ members gaining access to the Slack community, a MatchUp peer networking feature, strategist consultations, local chapter events, a jobs board, and benchmark research reports including an annual State of the MO Pro salary report.
The community operates local chapters across North America, the UK, EMEA, and APAC, with members meeting face-to-face through weekly dinners, quarterly in-person events, and annual Functional Summits led by trained chapter heads. Flagship events include the annual MOps-Apalooza conference covering topics spanning AI, attribution, RevOps, PLG, and career growth, as well as regional Spring Fling meetups held throughout the year.
Membership Model: Paid – $349/year (Pro) or $1,200/year (Pro+); free tier available with participation requirements
Superpath
Superpath is a content marketing community serving over 18,000 newsletter and podcast subscribers, with a paid Superpath Pro tier gives access to a private Slack community of 300+ in-house, freelance, and agency content marketers. Superpath Pro members receive access to 15+ Slack channels, monthly curated 1:1 peer networking calls, monthly group video calls with breakout sessions, a library of 40+ graduate-level content marketing courses, and monthly AI Show & Tell sessions where members share real AI-enabled content workflows.
Additional member programs include monthly accountability challenges, member-led interest groups called Spaces covering areas such as freelancing, content operations, and content strategy, and a 2026 in-person IRL tour with planned meetups in Salt Lake City, Denver, New York, London, and Lisbon. Free access is also available via the weekly newsletter, podcast, a content strategy template, a job board, and free webinars and workshops, with the broader Superpath network including members from companies such as Shopify, HubSpot, Intercom, Sprout Social, Airtable, and Buffer.
Membership Model: Paid – $50/month or $500/year; 30-day free trial available
RevOps Co-op
RevOps Co-op is a community for Revenue Operations professionals with 19,000 members, offering three membership tiers: a free forever tier, a Starter tier with access to the Slack community of 15,000+ RevOps professionals and peer-to-peer mentor matching, and a Rise tier that adds a $300 course credit, a premium knowledge hub with how-tos and templates, and career coaching.
The community’s average member has more than five years of RevOps experience, with members from organizations including Slack, Lyft, OpenAI, Stripe, and Amazon. Resources include the RevOpsAF podcast, RevOps reports, a B2B acronym glossary, on-demand video series, courses, a salary repository, and a Consultant Corner for connecting with vetted RevOps consultants. The community also hosts local geographic chapters, an annual RevOpsAF conference with both US and European editions planned for 2026, and regular networking events designed to keep members current on market trends.
Membership Model: Paid – $15/mo (Starter) or $63/mo (Rise) with annual commitment; free tier available
Sharebird
Sharebird is a free knowledge-sharing community for B2B marketing and revenue professionals, built around dedicated hubs for Product Marketing, Demand Generation, Revenue Operations, Product Management, Customer Success, and Sales. Born from a San Francisco meetup group, the platform has grown to serve hundreds of thousands of professionals in tech, with an aspiration to reach 100 million members. The community is structured around expert-led Ask Me Anything (AMA) sessions featuring practitioners – not consultants – from companies including Google, Salesforce, HubSpot, Atlassian, Datadog, and Anthropic.
Member benefits include access to a searchable library of tens of thousands of expert answers, weekly curated digests, anonymous question submission, deep-dive reports on topics such as product launches and GTM strategy, a job board, and executive search services. All community content is freely accessible. Revenue is generated through executive search placements rather than membership fees.
Membership Model: Free – open to all professionals in tech and tech-adjacent roles.
Find your B2B marketing community, connect with peers, be inspired, become a leader
There are a lot of options here and I hope this list has been useful. We learned a lot putting it together and hopefully you’ve learned about some new resources that will be helpful in your B2B marketing career. There are a lot of formal education opportunities available online today and of course there’s also AI, but communities can often provide the kind of space that leads to insight and resonance that’s hard to find in a virtual classroom or from a ChatBot.
As Michael Brenner, VP of Thought Leadership and Customer Advocacy at Workday has put it,
“The best marketers I know aren’t learning from courses as much as they’re learning from each other.”
At TopRank Marketing our community is informal and exists amongst the readers or our blog which has been publishing for 23 years as well as listeners of our podcast about B2B marketing featuring some of the most interesting and talented B2B marketers in the industry – a great resource to learn from and get inspiration. Check it out on video, audio or text.
