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Club Tirol in Wien

A Vienna-based business and networking club connecting Tyrolean professionals and friends of Tyrol through expert groups, events and member gatherings.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Club Tirol in Wien (often styled simply as CLUB TIROL) is a Vienna-based business and networking club that brings together Tyrolean professionals, executives and friends of Tyrol living and working in the Austrian capital. Its programme is built around regular member gatherings, expert groups and interest groups that cover topics such as capital markets and securities, marketing and communication, security, padel tennis and next-generation networking. The club also organises flagship social occasions including an annual summer festival, a New Year's reception, a Tyrol reception and breakfast roundtables held on the third Tuesday of each month. The club positions itself as a platform for exchange between business, culture, science and public life. Its event calendar features backstage visits to media organisations such as ORF, guided tours of institutions and hotels such as the Mandarin Oriental in Vienna, presentations by companies such as SPAR and MED-EL, and cultural outings to galleries and festivals. A dedicated NextGen track addresses younger members and topics such as artificial intelligence and networking. Membership is organised around a formal structure that includes a board (Vorstand) and a members section, and the club has marked a ten-year anniversary under the banner "10 Jahre Club Tirol". The organisation communicates primarily in German through its website, where it publishes news, event reports (Nachberichte) and details of its expert and interest groups. It is a private, member-oriented association rather than a listed company, and it operates mainly within Austria, with a clear focus on Vienna and on the Tyrolean diaspora and business community there.

History

Club Tirol in Wien is a Vienna-based business and networking club whose public identity is closely tied to the Tyrolean community in the Austrian capital. The club's website presents a structured organisation with sections for "Über uns" (About us), a board (Vorstand), members, news, expert groups, interest groups, offers and event reports (Nachberichte). A recurring banner, "10 Jahre Club Tirol", indicates that the club has celebrated a ten-year anniversary, although the exact founding year is not stated in the available evidence. The club's programme has grown around two main pillars. The first is a series of expert groups and interest groups that convene members around professional themes. Documented examples include the Expert Group "Kapitalmarkt & Wertpapiere" (Capital Markets & Securities), the Expert Group "Marketing und Kommunikation" (Marketing and Communication), and an interest group for padel tennis. Event reports on the website reference numbered meetings, such as the 5th, 9th and 10th meetings of the Marketing and Communication expert group, suggesting a sustained cadence of activity over time. Topics have ranged from authentic communication with storytelling to the "new era of geoeconomics" and the future of retail, with companies such as SPAR and MED-EL hosting or participating in sessions. The second pillar is a calendar of social and cultural gatherings. These include an annual summer festival (Sommerfest), a New Year's reception (Neujahrsempfang), a Tyrol reception featuring a "Tyrolean of the Year" award, and breakfast roundtables held on the third Tuesday of each month. The club also arranges exclusive visits and guided tours, for example to the Mandarin Oriental in Vienna, the ÖBB Open Innovation Factory, the Vetmeduni Vienna, and cultural events such as the Fotofestival "La Gacilly" Baden and an exhibition visit with artist Thomas Feuerstein. A NextGen track, with numbered NextGen-Treff meetings, addresses younger members and emerging topics such as artificial intelligence. Geographically, the club's activities are centred on Vienna while maintaining a strong connection to Tyrol, reflected in events such as a "Tirol-Reise" (Tyrol trip) and the Tyrol reception. The club communicates in German and operates as a private membership organisation. The available evidence does not identify founders, a founding year, a parent company or a commercial ownership structure; the club presents itself as a member-based business club rather than a listed or state-owned entity.

  • Club Tirol marks its 10-year anniversary under the banner "10 Jahre Club Tirol".

  • 5th meeting of the Expert Group "Marketing und Kommunikation" on authentic communication with storytelling.

  • 9th meeting of the Expert Group "Marketing & Kommunikation".

  • 10th meeting of the Expert Group "Marketing und Kommunikation" hosted at MED-EL Wien.

  • 11th NextGen-Treff of CLUB TIROL.

  • 12th NextGen-Treff of CLUB TIROL on networking in the age of AI.

  • 13th NextGen-Treff.

  • 15th CLUB TIROL summer festival.

  • 16th summer festival of Club Tirol.

  • 1st Club Tirol golf tournament.

Products and positioning

A private Vienna business club for Tyrolean professionals and friends of Tyrol, offering curated networking, expert groups and cultural access.

Product categories. Business networking events · Expert groups and interest groups · Member breakfast roundtables · NextGen networking programme · Summer festival and New Year's reception · Company and institutional visits

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